Health Risk Factor Report

PRIVATE AND CONFIDENTIAL

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21/10/2025

“Take care of your body.

It's the only place you have to live in.”

Jim Rohn

1. Hormonal Health Risk

Female Hormonal Health Risk

You exhibit the following hormonal health risks:     

General Hormonal Health Risk

You exhibit the following General Hormonal Health Risks: 

2. Metabolic Health Risk

• Type 2 diabetes (insulin resistance or impaired glucose tolerance)
• Cardiovascular disease (increased risk of heart attacks, strokes, and high blood pressure)
• Fatty liver disease (non-alcoholic fatty liver disease, NAFLD)
• Chronic kidney disease (due to long-term elevated blood pressure and blood sugar)
• Increased inflammation (which can lead to further metabolic dysfunction)
• Higher risk of stroke and heart failure

Your profile exhibits the following risk:

Your BMI is {BMI Calc:60}. The following BMI ranges (in kg/m2) classify different weight types:

3. Brain Health Risk

Dementia is a progressive condition that can be terminal, but the good news is that it is often preventable. Many of us are unaware of the slow degeneration happening within our brains, often due to chronic inflammation, nutrient deficiencies, hormonal imbalances, and environmental toxins. 

Dementia is preventable if early symptoms are identified and addressed. 

If you have early symptoms of dementia as indicated by the questionnaire, usually called Senior Moments, you are at risk of developing any of the neuro-generative diseases of which Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s disease are the most common.

Your profile exhibits the following risk:

4. Sensitivity Risk

“The insidious onset of extreme sensitivity to stimuli is no longer a rare phenomenon.

Millions of people are currently suffering, to some degree, with their daily exposures to chemicals, light, sound, smell, touch, food and electromagnetic fields (EMFs).

Those unfortunate people who have developed those sensitivities have been misunderstood and forced to live increasingly isolated lives. Most of these patients are not taken seriously by their family or even the medical profession when they expressed concerns about those sensitivities.”

Mycotoxins such as Mold toxicity and Lyme disease and heavy metal toxicity have reached epidemic proportions and are the most common causes of sensitivity and eventually many diseases such as Alzheimer’s disease and cancer. Unfortunately, many who suffer from these toxic onslaughts on their health do not know that they are subject to severe toxicity- they only experience the severe symptoms.

The questions in the questionnaire on sensitivity is an attempt to identify if you have symptoms related to sensitivity resulting from toxic exposure. If your risk profile indicates some risk in this regard, let’s “saddle up a horse” and go and find the appropriate help for you.  I am one of those people who have been diagnosed with severe Mold toxicity and understand what this entails.

Your profile exhibits the following risk:

5. Emotional Health Risk

• Weakened immune system (making the body more vulnerable to illness)
• Cardiovascular risks (increased blood pressure and heart rate, which can contribute to heart disease)
• Sleep disturbances (leading to poor rest, which worsens physical, brain and mental health)
• Poor coping mechanisms (e.g., substance abuse, overeating, or social withdrawal)
• Impaired decision-making (affecting both personal and professional aspects of life)
• Higher risk for chronic conditions like depression, anxiety disorders, and eating disorders

Your profile exhibits the following risk:

6. Nutrition Health Risk

• Nutrient deficiencies (e.g., vitamin D, B12, iron, calcium, magnesium)
• Obesity (leading to a higher risk of heart disease, diabetes, and metabolic disorders)
• Weakened immune system (due to lack of proper nutrition, making the body more susceptible to infections)
• Digestive problems (e.g., constipation, bloating, IBS)
• Chronic diseases (e.g., hypertension, diabetes, and cardiovascular disease)
• Mental health issues (e.g., depression, anxiety, and cognitive decline)
• Weight Gain and Obesity

• Cardiovascular disease (heart disease, stroke, and high blood pressure)
• Cancer (particularly lung, liver, and digestive cancers due to smoking or poor diet)
• Chronic respiratory diseases (such as Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease from smoking)
• Diabetes (both type 2 and the risk of complications from poor lifestyle choices)
• Mental health issues (stress, anxiety, and depression)
• Shortened lifespan (due to the accumulation of risk factors for chronic diseases)

Your profile exhibits the following risk:

8. Physical Strength and Endurance Health Risk

• Increased risk of falls and injuries (which can lead to fractures or long-term disability)
• Reduced mobility (making it difficult to perform daily tasks or maintain independence, especially when getting older)
• Muscle atrophy and bone loss (leading to conditions like osteoporosis)
• Cardiovascular strain (reduced physical activity can worsen heart health and contribute to metabolic syndrome)
• Chronic pain and discomfort (from poor posture, muscle imbalances, and weakness)
• Decreased functional capacity (difficulty with everyday activities, affecting quality of life) 

Your profile exhibits the following risk:

9. Longevity Perspective Risk

For many people, the last 10 years of their life is not a particular happy time. The reason is that old age has the habit of diminishing our ability to function as we used to when we were younger.

If you want to enjoy a healthy and rewarding life in your later years, then you and you alone should make this happen or else aging will steal your health as it does for so many. 

Your attitude towards old age will however determine your risk for getting sicker as you get older or getting healthier as you get older.

Every moment you are alive, your risk of disease and death look for ways to take root in your body. There are especially four human pathologies that kill most people namely cardiovascular disease, cancer, neurodegenerative disease, and metabolic syndrome. They all share one thing in common - chronic inflammation which is a persistent low-grade immune response in the body that contributes to the development and progression of all four conditions.

We are all at risk to contract any one of these diseases as we get older, because they kill most of us who live in the developing world. 

So, it is common sense that we need to have a strategy to mitigate this risk.

Your profile exhibits the following risk:

Summary

Many of these issues are interrelated, making it important to address them holistically.

Your real risk profile is only fully understood when the risks from all 9 elements are considered from an interrelated and systemic point of view.

If any risks are identified, we can assist you in obtaining a thorough understanding of your combined risk profile and its causes via a medical examination, including the necessary blood tests and treatment, alongside our lifestyle improvement program. This approach will ensure you receive a personalized, holistic intervention to enhance your health and mitigate your health risks.

If you feel you can benefit from a free consultation with me, please Click here to book your appointment.

Regards
Dr Willem Mostert (D. Soc. Sc.)
Certified Bredesen Brain Health Coach
Certified Amen Clinic Brain Health Coach
www.midlifematters.health