The 5 metabolic markers that matter most.
They fixed the number. Nobody fixed you. In one hour Dr. Steve measures the machine you actually live in, in real time, and you will understand your five numbers better than most bloodwork you have ever had.
Recorded live · Includes the full Q&A with the clinical team
Five numbers. One pattern.
Bring something to write with. We build what Dr. Steve calls a save-state card: five personal readings, taken in real time. The pattern across all five matters more than any single number.
Waking body temperature
One morning reading that tells you more about your metabolism than an expensive lab panel. Not a diagnosis. A baseline you can track.
Resting pulse
Your cellular RPM. A low resting pulse in someone tired is not fitness. It is a furnace idling.
Your energy profile
The afternoon crash is not a character flaw. It is a payroll problem. Your body is running out of energy to spend halfway through the day.
CO2 tolerance
How long you can hold an easy breath. Most people have the CO2 story backwards. CO2 is protective, not waste. It is how oxygen actually gets into your cells.
Warmth of your hands and feet
Cold extremities are your body rationing blood flow to keep the core alive. A circulation reading you can take in two seconds.
- A completed save-state card: your five numbers, and what the pattern means.
- The woodstove framework. Why your cells smolder instead of roar, in plain language.
- The full recorded Q&A with Dr. Steve and the clinical team.
- A 25% discount on the Energy Reset Essentials mini-course for attendees.
- A free 30-day follow-up when you book a Discovery Call after the workshop.
Dr. Steve Presciutti, MD
Board-certified spine surgeon. Trained at Jefferson, Rush, and Emory. Twelve years in conventional medicine, and former director of a federally funded bioenergetics research lab.
He also stayed sick for nine years while his labs were normal. Six specialists, dozens of protocols, and a stack of tests that all said healthy, while he felt like he was dying. The credential is the wound. That decade of running the experiment on his own body is the work he brings to this workshop.