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UnDunLONGITUDINAL CAPACITY REPORT
CONFIDENTIAL · PHI
D. CHEN · MRN 40402-CGenerated Jul 16, 2026 · UnDun Health
PATIENT CAPACITY REVIEW

David Chen

58 yrs · Male · TRT · Reporting period Apr–Jul 2026 (12 weeks)
Patient view
COMPOSITE · vs BASELINE
+1.8%
▲ Improving · watch
UNDUN INTELLIGENCE · SUMMARY

Composite is +1.8%, led by cognitive +6.4%, but the gain may not be functional. It began only after a sedative sleep aid started in week 3, while HRV fell −12% in parallel. Consider a pharmacological effect on the assessment.

FLAGGED THIS CYCLE
COGNITIVE +6.4% HRV −12%
RECOMMENDED ACTION

Message the patient; reassess the sleep aid and retest cognition off-medication before crediting the protocol.

Concise view. Switch to Standard for domains and trajectory, or Comprehensive for the full workup: heat map, aging projection, intervention impact and labs.

Capacity by domain

DOMAIN vs BASELINE 12-WK TREND STATUS
Cognitive+6.4%improvingMEANINGFUL
Vitality+1.0%holdingSTABLE
Locomotion+0.8%holdingSTABLE
Psychological+0.6%holdingSTABLE
Sensory0.0%stableSTABLE
Composite is the mean of the five domain scores, each expressed as percent from personal baseline.

Composite trajectory

+3 0 −3 Apr May Jun Jul
Composite capacity, percent from personal baseline. Cognitive-led rise begins after the week-3 sedative, as HRV declines.
INTERVENTION TIMELINE
TRT
Sedative

Suggested care plan

MONITOR UNDUN INTELLIGENCE · DECISION SUPPORT

Objective: Confirm the cognitive gain is functional, not a medication artifact.

MEDICATION Reassess the sleep aid with the prescriber; consider taper.
TESTING Retest cognition off medication after adequate washout.
MONITORING Track HRV recovery weekly; expect rebound if medication-driven.
LABS Order hematocrit and blood pressure at next draw (TRT monitoring).
FOLLOW-UP Re-evaluate in 4 weeks before crediting the protocol.
Draft plan generated by UnDun Intelligence. Requires clinician review and sign-off before it takes effect. Signed Date

Wearable vitals

HRV (rMSSD)−12%
Resting heart raterising
Deep sleep+18%
Hematocrit52%
Data coverage90%

Active interventions

TRTACTIVE
Adherence 98%. Watch hematocrit and blood pressure per protocol.
Sedative sleep aidSTARTED WK 3
Timing coincides with the cognitive rise and HRV decline.

Week-by-week detail

W1
W2
W3
W4
Composite
+0.8
+1.3
+1.5
+1.8
Cognitive
+2.9
+4.6
+5.5
+6.4
Vitality
+0.5
+0.7
+0.9
+1.0
Locomotion
+0.4
+0.6
+0.7
+0.8
Psychological
+0.3
+0.4
+0.5
+0.6
Sensory
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
Each domain by week, percent from baseline. Composite is the row mean.

Sleep & recovery

Avg sleep duration7.3 h
In range
Sleep consistency76%
Good
Deep sleep+18%
Since sedative — watch
REM sleep1.4 h
20% of night
Resting HRRising
Watch on TRT
HRV (rMSSD)−12%
Declining

Body composition & activity

Weight−0.6%
Stable
Lean mass+1.8%
Holding
Body fat−1.4%
Down
Hematocrit52%
High — monitor
Avg daily steps7,800
Good
Active days22 / 30
Consistent

Measured intervention effect

Composite capacity in the four weeks before versus after each intervention started, isolating its measured effect.

INTERVENTION 4-WK PRE 4-WK POST Δ
TRT+0.3%+1.2%+0.9%
Sedative sleep aid+1.2%+2.1%+0.9%

Projected intervention impact

Estimated effect of each lever at target adherence, with the projected years of function preserved. Illustrative, model-based projections.

VITALITY · METABOLIC
+5%
above baseline
3 yrs
delayed symptoms
TRT (verified response)
Restored testosterone+4%
Body composition+1%
COGNITIVE · SLEEP
+4%
above baseline
2 yrs
delayed symptoms
Sleep architecture, off sedative
Non-pharmacological sleep+3%
HRV recovery+1%

Domain heat map

On track Watch Concerning
Cognitive
Vitality
Locomotion
Psychological
Sensory
12 wk agonow
Weekly capacity status by domain, relative to personal baseline. Amber marks drift; red marks a crossed threshold.

Aging trajectory projection

YOUR TRAJECTORY REFERENCE AGING SYMPTOM THRESHOLD
symptom threshold age ~66 above at 85 40 60 85
Trajectory stays above threshold to age 85 if the gain is genuine; re-assess once confirmed off-medication.

Recent labs & biomarkers

MARKER VALUE REF RANGE FLAG
Hematocrit52%40–50HIGH
Total testosterone780 ng/dL300–1000
PSA1.2 ng/mL<4.0
hs-CRP0.9 mg/L<1.0
ApoB85 mg/dL<90
Estradiol34 pg/mL10–40
Most recent panel on file. Flags are relative to standard reference ranges, not personalized targets.
Reviewing clinician: Dr. A. Okafor · UnDun Health. This report summarizes passively collected wearable and body-composition data interpreted against the patient's own baseline. UnDun Intelligence findings are decision-support hypotheses, not diagnoses, and do not replace clinical judgment.