ASA Health MD

Fewer supplements, chosen more carefully.

Targeted supplementation designed from your bloodwork, symptoms and goals, with no 20-pill stack pulled off a wellness shelf. Most patients leave with fewer supplements than they came in with, and a clear understanding of why each one is on the list.

A curated selection of evidence-based supplements.

The Philosophy

Why most supplement plans fail

The supplement industry rewards stacking: more SKUs, more revenue, more "support" for every system. Clinically, we see the reverse. Most patients are over-supplemented, under-tested and taking products that do not address their gaps. Many supplements interact with each other or with medications, and many are taken at the wrong dose, in the wrong form or at the wrong time of day.

A good supplement plan starts with data. What does your bloodwork show? What does your history suggest about absorption, methylation, hormone status, or specific deficiency risk? Where is the evidence strong, and where is it speculative? The plan that comes out of that analysis usually involves fewer products, taken with more precision, with measurable outcomes.

A medical professional reviewing detailed laboratory data.

What We Use

The categories we recommend

These are the most common areas where targeted supplementation produces measurable benefit. Every recommendation is matched to your own data.

  • Foundational micronutrients: vitamin D, magnesium, omega-3s, B-vitamins where deficiency is documented
  • Methylation support: when MTHFR variants or homocysteine elevation justify it
  • Mitochondrial support: CoQ10, NAD+ precursors, alpha-lipoic acid for energy and cellular function
  • Anti-inflammatory compounds: curcumin, omega-3s, specialized pro-resolving mediators in specific clinical contexts
  • Targeted nootropics: only when an evaluation suggests a specific cognitive concern they would address
  • Probiotic and gut support: used selectively and only after assessment, never as a blanket recommendation
Clinical preparation of a personalized supplement plan.

Candidates

Who benefits most

Anyone currently taking supplements without a clear medical rationale benefits from a structured review. Many discover they are taking products they do not need, missing ones they do, or taking them at suboptimal doses. Patients with new health concerns benefit from a foundation built on their own data.

A review is also valuable for patients building a comprehensive ASA Bio protocol. Supplements integrate with BHRT, peptides and lifestyle medicine, so the plan should be designed as a whole.

A composed individual focused on health optimization.

The Process

From shelf to evidence-based protocol

Most supplement plans are built in 1–2 visits, then refined over time as labs are re-checked.

  1. 01

    Inventory and intake

    Bring everything you are currently taking, in the original bottles. We review each one for evidence, dose, form, and interactions.

  2. 02

    Lab work

    Comprehensive labs covering micronutrients, hormones, inflammation markers and a methylation panel where indicated. Data first, plan second.

  3. 03

    Plan design

    Build the right plan from the data: what to keep, what to stop, what to add. Dose, form, timing, and rationale specified for each product.

  4. 04

    Quality sourcing

    We recommend products with verified quality, third-party testing, and appropriate bioavailability. Not every supplement on the shelf delivers what the label promises.

  5. 05

    Recheck and refine

    At 3–6 months, recheck relevant labs and reassess symptoms. Some supplements come off the plan, some are added and some stay long-term. The plan keeps adjusting over time.

Why ASA Health MD

A supplement plan that does not look like a wellness shelf

  • Data-driven

    Every recommendation is matched to your bloodwork, symptoms and history.

  • Fewer, smarter

    Most patients leave with a shorter, more targeted plan than they arrived with. Less, applied correctly, beats more applied haphazardly.

  • Interaction-aware

    Supplements interact with each other, with medications, and with each absorption pathway. We design the plan with all of that in view.

  • Evidence-based

    We do not chase trends. If a supplement has thin evidence for your specific situation, it does not go on the plan, however heavily it is marketed.

Common Questions

What patients ask about supplementation.

Ready to start?

Schedule your supplement review.

A 60-minute consultation with Dr. Lee. Bring what you are currently taking, and we will build the plan from your data and your goals, with fewer products and more precision.

5508 W. Plano Parkway, Plano, TX 75093