Personalized Walsh Approach—now with AI assist
Start free, then deepen with labs and a Walsh-trained physician.
What you’ll see
- Symptom pattern across the 5 biotypes (BSV)
- Plain-English summary & next-step options
- Invitation to confirm with labs (Step 3)
Step 1 — Quick screen
A free starter that sketches your likely biotype pattern in minutes. No email required; create or reuse a Patient ID to save progress. Begin Step 1.
Step 2 — Full questionnaire
A deeper checklist that sharpens your bars and generates a plain‑English summary you can share with a clinician. Resume any time with your Patient ID. Go to Step 2.
Step 3 — Labs & consult
Confirm patterns with targeted labs and meet a Walsh‑trained physician to personalize next steps. If you’ve completed Step 2, you’ll see suggested labs. Proceed to Step 3.
Why WalshDoc
Transparent & Secure (Blockchain)
We’re adopting blockchain for tamper‑evident logs of data and model versions—so improvements are transparent and traceable.
Who we are
Led by Dr. David Epstein, DO. Learn why our team is trusted in the Walsh community and how we apply this approach responsibly.
Built-in follow-up
Track changes, refine plans, and retest when it helps most.
What is WalshDoc?
WalshDoc helps you apply the Walsh Approach—a framework that looks for biochemical patterns that can influence mood and behavior. You start with symptom patterns, then confirm with labs and a Walsh-trained physician.
Walsh Approach in brief
- Identify patterns across five biotypes: undermethylation, overmethylation, copper overload, pyroluria, and toxic overload.
- Use symptom signals first (Steps 1–2), then confirm and refine with labs (Step 3).
- Tailor supports with clinician guidance; symptoms are a screen, not a diagnosis.
How blockchain & open‑source AI help
- Blockchain provides transparent, tamper‑evident logs for data and improvements.
- Open‑source AI lets the community scrutinize and improve the models we use, and we retrain on de‑identified outcomes over time.
- AI is assistive; clinicians make final decisions.
Privacy & safety
- You control your Patient ID and can clear responses anytime.
- De‑identified data only with your consent. Never sold.
- Not medical advice; not for emergencies.
Quick FAQs
Is this a diagnosis?
No. It’s a structured screen. Labs and a clinician confirm before any plan changes.
Do I need labs to proceed?
Symptoms can highlight patterns, but labs guide precision. Step 3 lists the most useful tests and connects you with a physician for interpretation.
How long does Step 1 & 2 take?
Step 1: about 4–7 minutes. Step 2: about 10–15 minutes.
Will this share my data?
No. We use de‑identified data, only with your consent, to improve the tools. Never sold.
What happens after Step 2?
You’ll get a clear summary and recommended labs. You can book with a Walsh‑trained physician for next steps.
What people say
“The questionnaire felt accurate and the summary actually helped me talk to my doctor.”
“Seeing the copper and pyroluria pieces together finally made sense of my symptoms.”
“Fast, private, and the next steps were clear.”
Learn more
The Walsh Approach (The 5 Biotypes)
What the five biotypes mean, common symptom clusters, and why we confirm with labs.
What your bars mean (BSV)
How we turn answers into a balanced pattern—and why labs still matter.
Outcome-driven adjustments (TAO)
Anonymous outcomes guide smarter next steps with clinician oversight.
Ready to start?
Begin free, then deepen with labs and a Walsh-trained physician.
Disclaimer: WalshDoc is independently developed by Dr. David Epstein, D.O. Trained directly by Dr. Walsh through intensive workshops, beginning in 2015, Dr. Epstein has applied the Walsh Protocol through telemedicine for over a decade. WalshDoc is not affiliated with Dr. William Walsh or the Walsh Research Institute.