Genetic & Epigenetic Testing
Your genes are the blueprint. Your epigenetics help determine how that blueprint is expressed.
You inherited approximately half of your genetic information from your mother and half from your father. This DNA forms your unique biological blueprint — but your genes are not necessarily your destiny.
Genetic testing here is not simply about identifying whether you have a “good gene” or a “bad gene.” We use genetic information to better understand how your unique biology is designed to function, where potential vulnerabilities may exist, and how lifestyle and environmental factors may interact with those vulnerabilities.
Genetics: Your Unique Blueprint
Small variations in DNA, including single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs), can influence how efficiently different biological pathways function.
Our comprehensive genetic analysis evaluates thousands of health-related genetic variations to help us better understand areas such as inflammation, detoxification, metabolism, immune function, mitochondrial function, oxidative stress, nutrient requirements, and DNA repair. But identifying genetic variations is only the beginning.
Epigenetics: The Environment Influences the Blueprint
Genetics is the blueprint. Epigenetics is part of the regulatory system that influences how that blueprint is used. Your internal and external environment — nutrition, stress, sleep, exercise, toxins, metabolic health, and other biological signals — can influence gene regulation without changing the underlying DNA sequence.
This is why two people with similar genetic vulnerabilities may experience very different health outcomes.
25 Unique Epigenetic Switches
We organize this complex information into 25 Unique Epigenetic Switches across seven major areas of cellular health:
From Information to Personalization
The real value of genetic testing is what you do with the information. We integrate your genetic findings with your health history, laboratory testing, brain and nervous-system findings, lifestyle, nutrition, and other individual factors to develop personalized recommendations — customized nutrition, targeted supplementation, exercise, sleep, stress and nervous-system strategies, detoxification, fasting, oxygenation, and other lifestyle interventions selected specifically for your biology.
Our approach
Your genes tell us where to look.
Your environment tells us what may be influencing them.
Personalized medicine helps us decide what to do next.
This is precision health designed around you — not the average person.