This test looks at how your genes may affect food tolerance, appetite, blood sugar levels, vitamin and mineral needs, how well your body removes toxins, and your risk of inflammation and infections.

This test looks at how your genes affect how your body absorbs, uses, and removes metals and minerals. The right balance is important for health, but too much can be harmful. Some heavy metals can also be toxic.

Metabolism is how your body creates and uses energy. The Metabolics Report shows how your genes affect this process, influencing energy levels and overall health.

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This test helps identify imbalances in steroid hormones that affect processes like reproduction, metabolism, and immunity. It provides insights to optimise your health and well-being.

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Methylation is the process of adding small groups to molecules, which happens billions of times every second in our cells and is important for many body functions.

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Histamine has many roles, including acting as a neurotransmitter, helping digestion by releasing stomach acid, and being part of the immune response during stress, injury, or allergies.

Detoxification removes toxins from the body, mainly through the liver. It happens in two phases: Phase I prepares toxins, and Phase II finishes the process for elimination.

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The nervous system transmits messages using neurotransmitters, which carry signals between neurons. Excitatory and inhibitory neurotransmitters must stay balanced for proper function.

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The Apolipoprotein E (APOE) gene is best known for its role in lipid (fat) metabolism by helping to remove cholesterol from the bloodstream. It can exist in three main forms known as E2, E3 and E4.

The thyroid gland produces hormones T3, T4, and calcitonin, which control metabolism in nearly every cell. These hormones impact metabolism, development, and cardiovascular health.

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DNA sequencing allows personalised health and fitness strategies, improving training and performance. This report highlights DNA elements that impact athletic performance.

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