Understanding the 3-Phase Protocol Structure

Every protocol generated by PraxPilot is organized into three sequential treatment phases. This structure mirrors how experienced functional practitioners approach complex cases.

Phase 1 — Stabilization

Goal: Create physiological stability before addressing deeper issues.

This phase typically focuses on:

• Correcting major nutrient deficiencies

• Calming acute inflammation

• Supporting digestion and nutrient absorption

• Stabilizing blood sugar

• Supporting sleep and stress resilience

Think of this as preparing the body to respond well to more targeted interventions.

Phase 2 — Targeted Correction

Goal: Address the root physiological drivers identified in the case.

This phase may include:

• Microbiome and gut repair support

• Hormonal balancing strategies

• Mitochondrial and metabolic support

• Detoxification pathway support

• Deeper nutrient restoration

Patients who have been stabilized in Phase 1 typically respond better to these interventions.

Phase 3 — Maintenance

Goal: Sustain progress and support long-term health.

This phase focuses on:

• Maintaining nutrient balance

• Long-term gut and immune support

• Reinforcing dietary habits

• Stress management and lifestyle strategies

Why This Structure Matters

Applying interventions in the right sequence often determines how well a patient responds. Phased protocols help practitioners prioritize logically, improve patient compliance, and present a clear, professional care plan.

You can adjust, rename, add, or remove phases at any time in the protocol editor.