The starting point
Spencer was running an agency while trying to manage food, training, and recovery around frequent travel. Ordering meals had become the default. Each change in location or workload knocked his routine off course.
He was dealing with brain fog, fatigue, and repeated burnout. He kept working through it, but wanted to understand why he felt that way and make changes he could maintain.
Getting help had started to feel like another job. Someone still had to book appointments, review results, arrange meals, and follow the recommendations. Spencer wanted one team to manage those details around his agency schedule.
Before and after
Before
- Relied on Uber Eats and often ate low-quality food
- Acne, brain fog, and chronic inflammation
- Testing found an imbalance in gut bacteria and parasites
- Spent more than 10 hours a week managing the effects of an inefficient routine
After
- Hormones became more balanced and his skin cleared
- The parasite was removed and Spencer reported having more energy
- Saved more than 10 hours each week
The support around him
Optimability coordinated Spencer’s blood, gut, and urine testing. The team reviewed the findings with his symptoms and routine in mind.
A chef prepared food in his home from the agreed meal plan. He no longer had to place a new order whenever he was hungry or short on time.
The same team managed his meals, training, check-ins, and reviews. Spencer did not have to chase several providers or keep every task moving himself.
Whenever possible, the support came to him. He spent less time arranging appointments and more time following the plan.
What changed for him
“It is a hack, having someone come in and do all this for you. I am saving so much time.”
The biggest relief for Spencer was having someone else take care of the work. Health stopped being another project he had to organize from start to finish.
He reported clearer thinking and more settled digestion during the program.
What stayed with him most was the convenience: food in the fridge, a team handling the details, and fewer hours spent managing health alongside his business. That is why he calls the service a “hack.”
Individual experiences vary. Testimonials do not establish clinical effectiveness or guarantee similar results.