What your genes can tell you
One read of your DNA. Answers across your whole life.
Your genes never change — so you only learn them once. Here’s the breadth of what a single, expert-interpreted read can inform, for you and your whole family.
Nutrigenomics
Nutrition & diet
Two people can eat the same meal and respond completely differently. Your genes shape how you process carbs and fats, how you handle caffeine and lactose, and which vitamins you need more of.
Explore →Metabolic genomics
Weight & metabolism
If weight has felt harder for you than for other people, your genes may be part of the story. They influence appetite, fat storage, insulin response, and how your body burns energy.
Explore →Pharmacogenomics
Medications
The same dose of the same drug can be too much for one person and too little for another. Pharmacogenomics reads the genes that control how you process common medications — so care can be matched to your biology instead of trial and error..
Explore →Neurogenomics
Mental health & mood
Mood and stress aren't just 'in your head' — they run on brain chemistry your genes help shape. Understanding your dopamine and serotonin pathways, and how you methylate key nutrients, can make mental-health support far more targeted..
Explore →Addiction genomics
Addiction profile
Addiction has a real genetic component: reward pathways, how you experience substances, and how your body clears them. Understanding your profile replaces shame with information — for prevention, recovery, and supporting the people you love..
Explore →Gut genomics
Gut & microbiome
Digestion, tolerance, and gut balance are shaped by both your genes and your microbiome. Genetics reveals things like starch digestion, celiac risk, and your 'secretor' status — a surprisingly powerful influence on the bacteria you host..
Explore →Longevity genomics
Longevity & prevention
The most valuable health decisions are the ones you make early. Your genes reveal long-term tendencies — cardiovascular, metabolic, cognitive — so you can focus prevention where it counts, instead of waiting for a problem to arrive..
Explore →Fitness genomics
Fitness & recovery
Are you built more for power or endurance? How fast do you recover, and where are you prone to injury? Your genes hold real answers that let you train smarter — matching your program to how your body actually adapts..
Explore →Family genomics
Kids & family
Your genes came from your parents and pass to your children. That makes genetic insight uniquely powerful for families — helping you understand shared tendencies in nutrition, medication response, and risk, and make preventive choices early..
Explore →The Genetic Wellbeing model
Yearly preventive care
This is the idea that ties everything together. Your DNA is a permanent blueprint — read it a single time.
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