From a sentence to a bottle in a client's hand.
Scroll through a single afternoon consultation. Every step below is the live product, not a mock-up of a promise.
You ask the way you would ask an elder.
A tense, wakeful client on sertraline. You type it the way you would say it. Herbert listens, and he already knows who the client is.
He answers in prose, and checks the chart.
Word by word, weighing energetics and pairings. The client's medications are screened underneath: St John's wort is set aside before it is ever suggested.
Open the plate.
Every herb he names is a museum plate away: the verified photograph, actions, energetics, dosing with the metric arithmetic done, the safety record in plain sight, and the modern evidence beside it.
The formula fills itself.
One click and the herbs you discussed are in the builder, ratios honoured, millilitres computed by a deterministic engine, the interaction screen and the constitution wheel drawn live.
Print the label.
Bottle labels on Avery sheets with your practice mark, the dose as you wrote it, and the date. Adjusted for age or weight if you asked.
It reaches the client's phone.
A private handout link with a QR on the script: what is in the bottle, how to take it, what to watch for, in your practice's name. Revocable any time.
