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Modern medicine has become remarkably effective at identifying disease. A routine blood panel can detect anaemia, diabetes, thyroid disorders, kidney dysfunction, and a host of other abnormalities long before they become life-threatening. Advanced imaging technologies can reveal structural changes measured in millimetres, while increasingly sophisticated laboratory techniques allow physicians to identify biological disturbances that would have gone unnoticed only a generation

One of the defining paradoxes of modern life is that we have never had more tools to optimize health, yet so many people move through their days feeling chronically depleted. They are not necessarily ill. They continue to work, care for their families, exercise when they can, and meet the obligations of daily life. From the outside, they often appear to be functioning perfectly well. Yet beneath that appearance lies a persistent sense of fatigue that is difficult to explain a