Os blocos de conteúdo clínico abaixo (composição corporal, arquitetura do sono, atividade, cardiovascular, pressão, avaliação osteopática) estão sendo traduzidos para o português. Por enquanto, os textos detalhados continuam em inglês.
Body composition Sleep architecture Exercise Movement Cardiovascular Blood pressure Physician assessment

Body composition — Withings ScaleComposição corporal — balança Withings

18 bio-impedance weighings between October 2025 and April 2026 (one failed reading filtered). Height 1.74 m on file. Most recent reading: 1 April 2026.18 pesagens por bioimpedância entre outubro de 2025 e abril de 2026 (uma leitura falha foi filtrada). Altura 1,74 m em ficha. Última leitura: 1º de abril de 2026 — 81,4 kg.

Body weight
81.4kg
Target 69–70 kg · Above target
Body fat
24.2%
Target <18% · Above target
Muscle mass
58.6kg
Flat since October (+0.04 kg)
BMI
26.9
Target <23 · Overweight
Body composition trend — Oct 2025 → Apr 2026
Withings Scale · n=18 readings
Trend reading. Body composition has been essentially flat across the recorded period: weight 81.7 → 81.4 kg, body fat 24.5% → 24.2%, muscle mass 58.6 → 58.6 kg. Since 1 January 2026 weight is +1.4 kg, body fat −0.9 pp, muscle +1.7 kg — directionally fine but modest. Quetiapine-driven appetite remains a known headwind.

Sleep architecture — Oura RingArquitetura do sono — Oura Ring

184 long-sleep nights (≥3h) tracked between 18 October 2025 and 24 April 2026.184 noites de sono prolongado (≥3h) registradas entre 18 de outubro de 2025 e 24 de abril de 2026.

Total sleep (median)
8h 37m
IQR 7h26m – 9h55m
Deep (median)
1h 36m
IQR 1h09m – 1h56m
REM (median)
1h 21m
16% — Low (benzo-driven)
Light (median)
5h 37m
65% — Quetiapine signature
Awake (median)
1h 23m
Normal <30m · Elevated
Sleep score
82/100
IQR 76–87
Efficiency (median)
85%
Target ≥85% · At target
Bedtime SD
±2.6hrs
High circadian drift
Sleep stage distribution — boxplot (±1.5 × IQR)
Oura · n=184 nights · long-sleep events ≥3h
Box: Q1 – Q3 · Centre line: median · Whiskers extend to the furthest point within 1.5 × IQR · Dots: outliers
Clinical note. REM sleep median 1h24m sits below the healthy 20–25% threshold. Benzodiazepines are potent REM suppressors, directly impairing emotional memory consolidation and PTSD recovery. Light sleep at 65% is a Quetiapine signature. As the diazepam taper progresses, expect REM rebound — vivid dreams and initial fragmentation — before sustained improvement.

Exercise trackAtividade física estruturada

157 structured workouts auto-recorded by Oura Ring between October 2025 and April 2026. All sessions logged at moderate intensity. Note: lap-pool swimming and many gym sessions are not auto-detected and may be under-counted. 157 treinos estruturados registrados automaticamente pelo Oura Ring entre outubro de 2025 e abril de 2026. Todas as sessões em intensidade moderada. Observação: a natação em piscina é a modalidade principal do paciente (3×/semana, 30–45 min), mas não é detectada pelo anel; aparece apenas em passos e VFC.

Total sessions
157
~26 weeks of data
Walking sessions
126
2,321 min total
Cycling sessions
27
710 min total
Strength sessions
3
109 min · Very low
Swimming sessions
1
60 min logged
Avg session length
20min
All intensities = moderate
Exercise modality mix — total minutes
Oura workouts · Oct 2025 – Apr 2026
Programming constraints. Avoid overhead loading and barbell back squat pending cervical MRI clearance. Cycling and swimming preferred for cardio; lower-body compound lifts (goblet squat, hip thrust, leg press) for strength. The data shows the programme is currently walking-dominant — strength and swimming are far below the osteopath's recommendation of 150 Zone-2 minutes/week and 2× lower-body sessions.

Movement trackAtividade ambiente

190 days of Oura ambient activity, 17 October 2025 → 24 April 2026.190 dias de atividade ambiente do Oura, 17 de outubro de 2025 → 24 de abril de 2026.

Steps / day (median)
5,772
IQR 3,808 – 8,222 · target 10k
Steps / day (mean)
6,196
Target 10,000 · Below target
Days ≥10k steps
26/189
14% of days
Days ≥5k steps
113/189
60% of days
Sedentary time / day
8h 06m
Mean across 190 days
Active calories / day
331kcal
Mean
Daily steps — every recorded day
Oura activity · n=190 days
<3,000 3–5k 5–7k ≥7k

Cardiovascular healthSaúde cardiovascular

184 nights of Oura HRV / lowest-RHR readings, October 2025 → April 2026.184 noites de leituras de VFC e FC em repouso mínima do Oura, outubro de 2025 → abril de 2026.

Resting HR (median)
65bpm
Healthy 50–65 · Borderline
HRV (median)
17ms
Age 55–65 · Critically low
HRV (mean)
21.1ms
Pulled up by occasional spikes
Readiness (median)
78/100
Mean 75.4 · Sub-optimal
HRV & resting heart rate — monthly mean
Oura Ring · n=184 nights

HRV findings

  • 59% of nights (108 / 184) below 20 ms — chronic autonomic dysregulation
  • Only 2 nights reached ≥60 ms across the entire period
  • Mean (21 ms) is pulled above the median (17 ms) by sparse high-HRV nights

Trend by month

  • Oct 19.4 · Nov 19.0 · Dec 19.5 ms
  • Jan 24.5 · Feb 24.6 · Mar 23.7 ms
  • Apr 15.1 mssharp regression

What changed in April

  • April BP also worsens — 154.8 / 110.8 mmHg mean
  • Coincides with cervical protrusion crisis (March) and ongoing pain
  • Suggests the gains of Jan–Mar are not yet stable

Electrocardiograms (Apple Watch · 57 single-lead recordings · Oct 2023 – Apr 2026)

Sinus rhythm
39/57
68% — Normal
High heart rate
15/57
26% · Watch — 4 in last 30 days
Poor recording
3/57
Re-record needed
Atrial fibrillation
0
None detected

Most recent eight ECGs:

DateClassificationFile

Blood pressure — Withings cuffPressão arterial — monitor Withings

233 readings, 13 November 2025 – 6 April 2026.233 leituras, 13 de novembro de 2025 – 6 de abril de 2026.

Systolic mean
135mmHg
Stage 1 hypertension
Systolic peak
172mmHg
Hypertensive spike
Diastolic mean
89.8mmHg
Normal <80 · Elevated
Diastolic peak
116mmHg
Hypertensive crisis range
Latest mean (Apr 6)
155/111
Stage 2 — return after Feb gap
Cuff HR mean
91bpm
During measurement
Blood pressure — monthly mean
Withings BP · n=233
MonthReadingsSystolic meanDiastolic meanClassification
November 2025149137.391.3Stage 2
December 202563132.187.0Stage 1
January 202611118.178.1Normal / Elevated
February 20266134.288.8Stage 1
April 20264154.8110.8Stage 2
April readings are clinically actionable. Four readings post the cervical protrusion crisis show systolic 154.8 / diastolic 110.8 mmHg — Stage 2 hypertension territory, with the highest diastolic of the entire dataset (116 mmHg). Pain, restarted Diprospan (corticosteroid), Duloxetine 120 mg, and benzodiazepine fluctuations are known contributors. Worth flagging to GP at the next visit.

Osteopath assessment — 9 April 2026Avaliação osteopática — 9 de abril de 2026

Letter from Luca Galvao Bueno, M.Ost BSc — The Body Formulae Clinic, London. A three-phase treatment plan addressing nervous-system regulation, gut motility, and post-concussion neuroinflammation. Carta de Luca Galvão Bueno, M.Ost BSc — The Body Formulae Clinic, Londres. Um plano de tratamento em três fases abordando regulação do sistema nervoso, motilidade intestinal e reeducação do movimento.

Phase 1 — Nervous system & blood sugar

  • Protein 90–100 g/day; eat every 3–4 h
  • Reduce alcohol progressively
  • No refined carbs on empty stomach
  • Avoid herbal teas on empty stomach
  • Cinnamon as blood-sugar regulator
  • Zone 2 cycling 150 min/week
  • Daily breathing / prayer / meditation
  • Dim lights / no screens 1h pre-bed

Phase 2 — Gut motility & bile flow

  • Kiwi, soaked flax/chia, oats — fibre
  • Ox bile + digestive enzymes — 1 cap × 3 with main meals
  • Partially hydrolyzed guar gum (PHGG) — prebiotic
  • Bitter vegetables before lunch (rocket, radicchio, chicory)
  • Or bitter teas (dandelion, burdock, fennel, nettle) right before meal
  • Olive / avocado oil or MCTs with meals

Phase 3 — Post-concussion neuroinflammation

  • Largely addressed via Phases 1 & 2
  • Once fat digestion improves, introduce Omega 3 — 2 caps/day with breakfast or lunch
  • Add Vitamin C

Supplementation regime

PhaseSupplementDose / timingRationale
Phase 1Vitamin D34 sprays AM with foodLondon latitude insufficiency.
Phase 1Taurine1 cap lunch with foodGABA mimetic; aids bile flow.
Phase 1Magnesium (3 forms)2 caps PM with foodCalming; metabolic cofactor.
Phase 1Glycine3 caps 60 min pre-bedInhibitory neurotransmitter; sleep.
Phase 1L-theanine1–2 caps early/mid-PMCalm focus; if agitated, drop to 1.
Phase 2*Methylated B-complex1 cap AM with breakfastB6 critical for GABA production.
Phase 2*Zinc1 cap lunchImproves GABA receptor function.

* Phase 2 supplementation introduction depends on benzodiazepine taper progress and psychiatrist's directions.

Clinical formulation (31 March 2026)

  • 1. Nervous-system dysregulation. Benzodiazepine neurochemical dependence is the clinical epicentre. Chronic diazepam + alcohol has reduced endogenous GABA production and destabilised autonomic balance. Reframe: not broken — under-buffered, and recoverable.
  • 2. Blood-sugar / metabolic instability. Fainting episodes likely have a glucose component amplified by vasovagal response. Eat every 3–4 h with protein, fat, low-glycemic carbs. No fasting. No empty-stomach tea or alcohol.
  • 3. Gut–liver axis dysfunction. Post-cholecystectomy: no bile reservoir. Constipation driven by sympathetic dominance suppressing motility. Sequence: nervous system first, then motility, then microbiome.
  • 4. Cervical radiculopathy. Wrist flexor / triceps deficit (right). C7–C8 nerve root involvement; median & radial nerve. Grip 34.5 kg R / 33.3 kg L (norm ~40 kg). Symptoms driven by allostatic load + systemic inflammation, not structure alone.
  • 5. Neuroinflammation from concussion history. Will be addressed with omega-3s and vitamin C once fat digestion is optimised.
  • Cranial nerve exam. All clear — no signs of brain pathology. Slight nystagmus (benign). Pupillary light reflex normal. Rules out central neurological concerns.