THE ALIZA STARTING POINT ASSESSMENT
You know something has changed. Put the details in front of you.
Sleep that breaks at 3 a.m. Energy that disappears after lunch. The word you know but cannot find. In a few focused questions, Aliza turns the details you have been carrying into a clear symptom snapshot and one place to begin.
Your result appears before any email request. It names plausible physiological contributors without pretending your answers are a diagnosis.
Built by Brie Wieselman, a clinician who builds clinical AI. L.Ac., 27 years.
What you reported, in your own terms.
One question or action worth taking next.
See how Aliza helps you organize the details and follow through.
EXAMPLE RESULT
Two answers may be part of the same night.
“You reported both night sweats and interrupted sleep. Did the heat wake you, or did you wake before feeling hot? That sequence is more useful than a hormone guess.”
An example only. Your result uses the answers you choose.
The details matter. Begin there.
YOUR STARTING POINT
YOUR STARTING POINT
What your answers bring into focus.
A connection worth examining, the detail that could change the picture, and a sharper question to take forward.
SUMMARY
ONE THING WORTH NOTICING
PHYSIOLOGICAL POSSIBILITIES TO EXPLORE
What could belong in the next layer.
These are hypotheses, ranked by how much support your answers provide. They are not diagnoses or instructions to start treatment.
WHAT WOULD SHARPEN THE PICTURE
A QUESTION TO TAKE FORWARD
What you reported
YOUR PATTERN AT A GLANCE
PRIORITY SIGNAL
RELATIVE STRENGTH
THE ASSESSMENT NAMES A STARTING POINT. NOW GIVE IT SOMEWHERE TO GO.
Your questions deserve more than one screen.
A result is a starting point. Aliza helps members bring symptoms, history and existing results together; understand plausible contributors; follow a sequenced protocol; track what changes; and prepare specific language for a clinician. When findings support action, members can work through food, movement and optional supplement protocols inside Aliza. Hormone prescriptions and dose changes remain decisions for a licensed prescriber.
Built by Brie Wieselman, a clinician who builds clinical AI. L.Ac., 27 years.
This assessment organizes the symptoms you reported. It cannot diagnose a condition or replace medical care. Seek medical advice for new, persistent, severe, or worrying symptoms.