Center for Comprehensive & Diagnostic Medicine
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12 PillarsWellness Assessment
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Your Result Overview
A concise educational snapshot of your current wellness profile.
Educational use only Core result calculated locally
Overall Wellness Index
YOUR PERSONAL SUMMARY
12-Pillar Visual Profile
WHAT YOUR PROFILE SAYS
Turn the pattern into useful next steps
Focus first on the areas where a small, repeatable change is most likely to improve consistency. Preserve the routines that already work.
Strongest Areas
Response Pattern Notes
RECOMMENDED NEXT STEPS
A practical plan from this assessment
Do First
Keep Working
Discuss if Persistent
This educational summary is not a diagnosis. Persistent, worsening, or concerning symptoms should be discussed with a qualified healthcare professional.
DETAILED INDEX
Your score, composition, and response pattern
PILLAR BREAKDOWN
Your Index Profile
One 1-5 scale. Tied pillars stay together. The visible answer letters do not determine score.
On pointer devices, hover an index level or result group to bring that level into full color and visual focus.
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Aligned Index Profile
Priority
Scores 1-2
Developing / Balance
Score 3
Strength
Scores 4-5
All 12 Pillars
Use the full list to see the score and response pattern behind every pillar.
NEXT ACTIONS
Choose how to use your result
Continue with professional context, structured wellness follow-up, or a deeper non-clinical analysis. Your assessment remains a starting point, not a diagnosis.
PROFESSOR-LED CONTEXT
A score is a starting point. Context changes the picture.
Professor Axel Pflueger, MD, PhD, FASN · Internal Medicine & Nephrology
Use the assessment as a conversation starter for persistent, changing, or complex concerns — not as a diagnosis.
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