Boost Your Client's Weight Loss With Insights About Their Metabolism. Genetic variations can influence the effectiveness of various diet types for weight loss, including low-fat and Mediterranean diets.

The Diet & Metabolism report includes 22 Traits:

bitter taste sensitivity, caffeine metabolism impairment, carb overconsumption, difficulty losing weight, fat overconsumption, fat taste perception, low carb diet effectiveness, low fat diet effectiveness, low protein intake risk, low resting metabolic rate, low vegetable intake, mediterranean diet effectiveness, monounsaturated fats increased benefits, overweight potential, polyunsaturated fats increased benefits, risk saturated fats, satiety impairment, snacking, starch metabolism, sweet snack preference, sweet tooth, trans fats sensitivity

Nutrigenomics Helps Identify Potential Micronutrient Deficiencies. Knowing client’s genetic variations can aid in identifying deficiencies and providing personalized micronutrient recommendations to reduce and manage associated symptoms effectively.

The Vitamins & Minerals Report includes 27 Traits:

lutein-zeaxanthin deficiency, lycopene deficiency, vitamin A (carotene) deficiency, vitamin A (retinol) deficiency, vitamin B1 (thiamine) deficiency, vitamin B12 (cobalamin) deficiency, vitamin B2 (riboflavin) deficiency, vitamin B3 (niacin) deficiency, vitamin B5 (pantothenic acid) deficiency, vitamin B6 (pyridoxine) deficiency, vitamin B7 (biotin) deficiency, vitamin B9 (folate) deficiency, vitamin C deficiency, vitamin D deficiency, vitamin E deficiency, vitamin K deficiency, calcium deficiency, choline deficiency, coenzyme Q10 deficiency, copper deficiency, glutathione deficiency, iron deficiency, iron overload, magnesium deficiency, phosphorus deficiency, phytosterols imbalance, selenium deficiency, salt sensitivity, zinc deficiency

Learn the Potential Root Cause of Your Client’s Symptoms. Understanding potential food allergies & sensitivities will help you understand your client’s symptoms better, giving you more tools to implement an effective nutrition plan and improve their health.

The Allergies Report includes 24 traits:

allergy to cockroaches, allergy to dust mites, allergy to eggs, allergy to milk, allergy to mold, allergy to peanuts, allergy to pets, resistance to birch pollen allergy, general food sensitivities, gluten sensitivity, resistance to grass allergy, hay fever, histamine intolerance, lactose intolerance, misophonia, motion sickness, resistance to mugwort allergy, noise-induced hearing loss, resistance to stomach flu, seasonality, sensitivity to benzene, sensitivity to mercury, sensitivity to PCB

Tailor fitness plans using genetic insights to better understand muscle composition, endurance predisposition, and minimize risks of injury and muscle soreness. Utilize this knowledge to create fitness plans that enhance health, weight loss, and longevity.

The Fitness report includes 26 Traits:

Achilles tendinopathy, aerobic performance, risk of anterior cruciate ligament rupture, elite endurance athletes, endurance, aversion to exercise, benefits of exercise on blood pressure, benefits of exercise in lowering cholesterol, benefits of exercise on maximal oxygen uptake, difficulty in heartbeat reduction, joint flexibility, risk of joint injury, potential for lean body mass, lower benefits of exercise on heart pump efficiency, muscle cramping, risk of muscle damage, response of muscle to resistance training, muscle soreness, loss of muscle strength, muscular strength, benefits of overall fitness, overall risk of tendon and ligament injury, power, performance of skeletal muscle, slow muscle repair, risk of stress fracture

Nutrition-related genetic variants impact how we respond to various beauty treatments, the likelihood of different skin characteristics, and skin aging. By recognizing these connections, you can craft personalized beauty regimens that enhance skin appearance and health, fostering lasting beauty.

The Beauty & Skincare report includes 20 Traits:

acne, collagen breakdown, contact skin sensitivity, dermal sensitivity, dryness, facial pigmented spots, photoaging, impairment in pollution defense, poor tanning ability, protection against skin cellulite, risk of sagging eyelids, sun sensitivity, skin antioxidant deficiency, skin barrier sensitivity, impairment in skin detoxification, skin glycation, skin inflammation, skin rosacea, skin stretch marks, youthfulness

Utilize genetic insights to customize hair care products and routines, supporting factors such as moisture retention, follicle strength, and resilience against environmental stressors. This knowledge empowers you to help your clients confidently achieve their hair goals.

The Haircare Report includes 18 Traits:

hair dryness, hair greying, deficiency in hair growth, hair lipids, hair loss, hair thickness, keratin type 2 imbalance, scalp antioxidant deficiency, scalp barrier function, scalp collagen breakdown, scalp glycation, impairment in scalp hydration, scalp irritability, impairment in scalp pollution defense, scalp sensitivity to sun, scalp thinning, seborrheic dermatitis, overproduction of sebum

Different types of personalities require different types of intervention approaches. Understanding genetic predispositions provides valuable insights into clients' unique challenges and strengths. Providers can offer personalized strategies and interventions that align with clients' genetic profiles, helping them navigate their unique circumstances and achieve personal growth and fulfillment.

The Personality Report includes 20 traits:

addictive personality, agreeableness, anger response, creativity, empathy, impairment in experiential learning, exploratory behavior, extraversion, impulsivity, potential for leadership, aptitude for mathematics, performance of memory, morning person, aptitude for music performance, musical creativity, optimism, impairment in pleasure response, aptitude for reading, sociability, warrior personality, worrier personality