Genetic Wellbeing
Understand Your Genome
Get your entire genome tested, expertly interpreted, and translated into a personalized health plan for nutrition, supplements, lifestyle, prevention, and long-term wellbeing.
3 Billion Base Pairs
tested and analyzed
One test
protocols for a lifetime
Tailored for you
true preventive care
Getting tested is easy
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Order your Entire Genome Test

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Expert Analysis & Explanation
Genome Report
SNP Insight Preview
MTHFR C677T
ReviewMethylation support
Folate pathway considerations
COMT V158M
ReviewStress response
Catecholamine breakdown tendency
VDR Bsm
ReviewVitamin D signaling
Monitor vitamin D status
GSTT1
ReviewDetoxification
Phase II pathway support
APOE
ReviewCardiometabolic context
Nutrition and lipid priorities
MTRR A66G
ReviewB12 recycling
Methylation nutrient review
NOS3
ReviewNitric oxide
Vascular and exercise considerations
FTO rs9939609
ReviewWeight regulation
Satiety and activity strategy
TCF7L2
ReviewGlucose response
Carbohydrate tolerance context
HLA-DQ2
ReviewGluten sensitivity
Dietary review priority
BCMO1
ReviewVitamin A conversion
Retinol support considerations
CYP1A2
ReviewCaffeine metabolism
Stimulant timing guidance
PEMT
ReviewCholine needs
Liver and methylation support
SOD2
ReviewOxidative stress
Antioxidant pathway review
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Follow your personalized protocols

Genome Insight Map
Understand your body's proclivity to addiction, disease, nutrition sensitivity, medical sensitivity, and more
Your genome can surface inherited tendencies worth reviewing — from disease and cancer risk signals to blood markers, addiction vulnerability, nutrition response, and medication sensitivity.
Risk Signal Preview
Diseases, cancers, blood risks, addictions
Cardiovascular disease
Inherited signals tied to heart, cholesterol, and vascular risk
Breast cancer pathways
Genetic markers that may inform screening and prevention conversations
Blood clotting risk
Coagulation and thrombosis-related genetic tendencies
Addiction vulnerability
Reward, dopamine, craving, and impulse-control pathway signals
Colon cancer pathways
Inherited tendencies connected to digestive cancer risk
Prostate cancer pathways
Risk signals that may shape long-term male health planning
Blood pressure risk
Vascular tone, salt sensitivity, and hypertension-related pathways
Alcohol sensitivity
Detox and alcohol-metabolism patterns that can affect tolerance
Opioid response
Pain, reward, and medication-response pathways worth reviewing
Diabetes tendency
Glucose, insulin, appetite, and metabolic risk signals
Autoimmune patterns
Immune-system tendencies that may guide prevention priorities
Neurodegenerative risk
Brain health, inflammation, and long-term resilience markers
Medication sensitivity
How your body may metabolize or respond to common compounds
Nutrition sensitivity
Food response, nutrient conversion, and dietary tolerance patterns
Cardiovascular disease
Inherited signals tied to heart, cholesterol, and vascular risk
Breast cancer pathways
Genetic markers that may inform screening and prevention conversations
Blood clotting risk
Coagulation and thrombosis-related genetic tendencies
Addiction vulnerability
Reward, dopamine, craving, and impulse-control pathway signals
Colon cancer pathways
Inherited tendencies connected to digestive cancer risk
Prostate cancer pathways
Risk signals that may shape long-term male health planning
Blood pressure risk
Vascular tone, salt sensitivity, and hypertension-related pathways
Alcohol sensitivity
Detox and alcohol-metabolism patterns that can affect tolerance
Opioid response
Pain, reward, and medication-response pathways worth reviewing
Diabetes tendency
Glucose, insulin, appetite, and metabolic risk signals
Autoimmune patterns
Immune-system tendencies that may guide prevention priorities
Neurodegenerative risk
Brain health, inflammation, and long-term resilience markers
Medication sensitivity
How your body may metabolize or respond to common compounds
Nutrition sensitivity
Food response, nutrient conversion, and dietary tolerance patterns
Why now
What once required a global scientific moonshot is now accessible to you.
The Human Genome Project began in 1990 and produced an essentially complete human genome sequence in 2003. It was one of the most ambitious biomedical research efforts in history.
Today, Genetic Wellbeing helps turn that category of insight into something usable for you: your genome tested, expertly interpreted, and translated into nutrition, supplement, lifestyle, and prevention priorities in weeks.
Then
13 years
Sequencing all 3 billion base pairs of the human genome.
Global effort
~$3B
Estimated project cost to make the first complete genome map possible.
The shift
$1,895
This technology now comes to you with expert consultation and personalized protocols in a matter of weeks.
Expert interpretation
Built for people who want more than raw data.
Over 25 years of genetic expertise
Genetic Wellbeing combines nutrigenomics, clinical nutrition, supplement formulation, and multi-omics wellness experience.
Personalized protocol
Your result is translated into practical nutrition, supplement, lifestyle, and prevention priorities.
Clear next steps
The goal is not another confusing report. It is a guided plan you can understand and act on.
Entire Genome Test
Entire genome testing, expert interpretation, personalized protocol, and review consultation.
$1,895