Take a Look at These Genes!

Genomic templates are provided in a well-designed, easy-to-read format that includes interpretation notes based on your current lifestyle and health goals.

Nutrition

The anti-vegetarian gene? Anti-dairy gene? Anti-nut gene? It’s true – scientific studies have identified genomic variations that contribute to many aspects of eating, sweet perception/addiction and snacking. The Genomic Nutrition Panel provides insight on these genetic variations as well as the optimal ratios of fat, carbs and protein based on your genes, your lifestyle and your goals.

Hunger & Satiety
Insulin resistance
Dairy sensitivity
Gluten sensitivity
Grain sensitivity
Sweet perception
Snaking drive
Sweet addiction
Carbohydrates
Fiber
Total fats
Saturated fats
Polyunsaturated fats
Omega-3
Monounsaturated fats
Protein
Plant Sterols
Metabolism

Supplementation

Are you among the 45% of the population who can’t convert beta-carotene from vegetables into vitamin A that your body can actually use? Do you have a sodium sensitivity or an increased sodium need? Should you take supplements? Which ones and how much? The genomic supplementation panel – in conjunction with your lifestyle and health history – can answer these questions and help create a precision supplementation program.

B12
B6
Vitamin A
Selenium
Magnesium
Choline
Vitamin C
Vitamin E
Vitamin D
Vitamin K
Folate
Thiamine
Iron
Nitric Oxide
Sodium
Caffeine

Sleep

When you know your genetic propensities for sleep it becomes easy to create a strategic sleep plan! Genetic predispositions can evaluate variables such as melatonin production and response, excitatory versus calming neurotransmitters and responses to environment, light, caffeine, etc. The genomic sleep panel can guide in designing interventions to get you the rest you need.