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BATCheck Report Overview
The BATCheck Report provides a comprehensive view of the upstream biological conditions that influence long-term brain health and protein balance.
It is part of the BATWatch Preventive Framework, designed to help individuals and providers identify early risk patterns before measurable protein accumulation occurs.
BATCheck reports are suitable for all adults 18 and older, with or without baseline BAT Levels testing.
Purpose of the BATCheck Report
The report is designed to:
• Detect biological friction, early signs that clearance and repair systems may be under stress
• Identify modifiable contributors to Beta-Amyloid and Tau imbalance
• Establish a personalized baseline of brain-related biology for annual comparison
BATCheck is not about diagnosing disease.
It’s about identifying conditions that create the environment for drift, long before it appears.
What the Report Covers
Each BATCheck Report contains several key sections, organized by category to make complex biology understandable and actionable.
a. Overview Summary
• A one-page snapshot of your results across all biomarker categories
• Includes a color-coded interpretation scale (Optimal, Moderate, Elevated, or High Drift Risk)
• Highlights any trending changes compared to prior BATCheck cycles
b. Core Biomarker Categories
1. Metabolic & Energy Regulation – blood glucose, lipid balance, triglycerides, and insulin sensitivity
2. Hormonal & Stress Response – cortisol, DHEA, thyroid, and sleep-related hormones
3. Inflammation & Immune Status – CRP, IL-6, and general inflammatory signaling
4. Nutrient & Oxidative Status – vitamin D, B12, iron, ferritin, homocysteine
5. Vascular & Circulatory Function – cholesterol ratios, endothelial markers, blood viscosity
6. Genetic Risk Modifiers (when applicable) – ApoE genotype and methylation-related factors
These markers don’t measure Beta-Amyloid or Tau directly; they map the terrain that determines how efficiently your brain can clear them later in life.
c. Optional BAT Levels Integration
For patients with baseline BAT Testing results (typically in their 20s or older), the report may include an integrated BATScore trend line to correlate upstream biology with early protein balance.
Understanding Your Results
BATCheck results are grouped into three trend categories:
| Category | Meaning | Recommended Action |
|---|---|---|
| Optimal | Healthy biological balance | Continue annual monitoring |
| Moderate Drift Risk | Early imbalance detected | Review lifestyle, stress, or metabolic patterns |
| Elevated Drift Risk | Multiple upstream stressors | Provider review recommended |
A single value is not diagnostic, what matters is your pattern over time.
Even mild shifts can reveal early stress on clearance systems, years before symptoms or protein buildup.
How Providers Use the Report
Providers use the BATCheck report to:
• Track biological drift across multiple domains
• Correlate results with cognitive, sleep, and stress assessments
• Guide intervention priorities (nutrition, exercise, recovery, medication review)
• Determine readiness or need for BAT Testing baseline measurement
The data are evidence-guided and formatted for longitudinal tracking, designed to fit into preventive care, not clinical diagnosis.
Access and Billing
BATCheck can be completed through insurance-covered labs, independent lab partners, or direct-access programs with capped self-pay pricing.
BATWatch is lab-agnostic and does not sell, manufacture, or profit from laboratory testing.
All laboratory work is performed by independent CLIA-certified facilities, and all funds go directly to those labs.
Transparency and Limitations
• The BATCheck report is educational and intended for use in preventive health.
• It is not a diagnostic medical record or disease screen.
• All results should be interpreted with a qualified provider.
• Variability between labs or collection times is normal and accounted for during review.
• BATWatch does not modify laboratory data; all values are presented exactly as reported by the independent lab.
Key Takeaway
The BATCheck Report helps visualize how your biology is trending, not just where it stands.
By focusing on metabolic, vascular, and inflammatory drivers of drift, it empowers early course correction through lifestyle and clinical guidance.
BATCheck is your map, not your label.