Seven days before
PREPARE
One dose daily in the week before your operation, working on the physiology that can still be changed: hydration and electrolytes, metabolic and recovery capacity, immune and inflammatory resilience.
For patients
Cleared for surgery isn't the same as ready for it.
Clearance asks whether it is safe to operate. Nothing in it prepares your body for what comes next. The Perioperative Health Protocol is the fifteen days that do.
The protocol
The Perioperative Health Protocol
$189
- One-time purchase, not a subscription
- HSA/FSA eligible
Formulated for the surgical window by board-certified anesthesiologists. Made in an FDA-registered, cGMP- and NSF-certified U.S. facility.
What is in the box
Three products. One protocol.
Each covers a different part of the surgical window, and together they cover all of it.
The day of surgery
READY
An ERAS-aligned carbohydrate drink for the morning of your operation, taken on the schedule your surgical team gives you. It carries you from the last day of preparation into the operating room.
Seven days after
RECOVER
One dose daily through the week after, supporting the repair your body is doing: micronutrient foundation, GI integrity and microbiome, neurocognitive resilience.
On the day of surgery, follow the fasting and clear-liquid guidance your surgical team gives you. READY is formulated to align with ERAS carbohydrate-loading practice, but your team's instructions come first.
The window
The operation is one day. The window around it is not.
Readiness is built in the days before, and recovery is worked in the days after. PREPARE, READY and RECOVER ship together because that window is one continuous thing, not three separate problems.
On the morning of your procedure you take READY, on the fasting schedule your surgical team gives you. It carries you from the last day of preparation into the operating room.
Inside the formulation
Surgery asks a lot of a body at once.
Every ingredient answers something specific that surgery does to a body. None of it is in here for general wellness.
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Hydration and electrolytes
You will be told to stop eating and drinking hours before surgery. Most people arrive already down on fluid and electrolytes.
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Metabolic and recovery capacity
Fasting shifts your body toward breaking tissue down, right before you need it building.
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Neurocognitive resilience
Anxiety, short sleep and an empty stomach are a poor way to meet anesthesia.
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Immune and inflammatory resilience
An operation is a controlled injury, and your body does a great deal of work responding to it.
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GI integrity and microbiome
Fasting, antibiotics and anesthesia all land on the gut at once.
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Micronutrient foundation
The raw material repair draws on, topped up before it is needed rather than after.
These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
Your part
Most of surgery happens to you. This is the part you do.
You cannot choose your surgeon's technique or your anesthetic plan. You can choose to walk in prepared, and this is the one part of the whole window that is genuinely yours.
Ask your surgical team about anything you plan to take before an operation, including this. They know your case and your medications.
Questions patients askWalk in prepared
No patient enters surgery unknown.
Seven days before. Seven days after. One box, one course, and a body that is readier for what you are about to ask of it.
Get the protocolTalk to your surgical team about your own care. PERIOME does not replace their guidance.