Genetic Testing – Over 200,000 Genes Related to Nutritional Pathways

What’s Holding You Back From Achieving Optimal Wellness?

DNA Testing

• We now have the ability to determine which supplements you need based on your genetic code.
• Scientific research shows oxidative stress from free radicals and low antioxidant levels affect the body’s ability to rebuild and restore itself.
• For the first time, rather than chasing symptoms, you can use your DNA information to pinpoint the exact genetic variants you inherited or acquired and support with specific nutritional materials.
• There will be no more guesswork. You will have targeted, effective solutions.
• A simple saliva test performed at home or in the office.

Getting to Know Your DNA

• Your rate of aging is not predetermined.
• Your inherited DNA can reveal genetic weaknesses from a nutritional standpoint, and we can learn how to compensate for this.
• Nutrition DNA testing helps determine how you can supplement to address nutritional deficiencies related to your inherited DNA.
• Understanding DNA impacts health and nutrition, based on scientific evidence, helps many find answers to health challenges.

What to Expect

• Ordering a genetic test kit, following instructions, mailing it back, and receiving a 50-page report by email within 2 to 4 weeks.
• Results are analyzed to determine genetic weaknesses and the best supplementation plan.
• Consultation by phone, Skype, or in person to discuss the results.

Understanding DNA and Nutritional Health

• DNA variations can impact the ability to make and use nutrients critical for reducing inflammation, supporting circulation and immunity, and slowing aging.
• Antioxidants such as superoxide dismutase, catalase, and glutathione, and nutrients like folate, are important for cell repair and health.
• There are many diseases related to free radical and antioxidant stress, including ADHD, Alzheimer’s disease, anxiety, arthritis, atherosclerosis, cancer, chronic fatigue, dementia, depression, diabetes, fibromyalgia, heart failure, learning disorders, multiple sclerosis, Parkinson’s disease, stroke, and more.

• Understanding how DNA impacts health is revolutionizing nutrition. This approach supports genetic variants with scientific evidence to help people find answers to health challenges.