Lipid Metabolism
- APOC3 – Cholesterol metabolism
- APOE – Catabolism of triglyceride-rich lipoproteins; influences antioxidant requirements
- CETP – Regulates HDL metabolism and lipid exchange between lipoproteins
- LPL – Removes triglycerides from circulation by releasing free fatty acids
- PON1 – Supports HDL’s protective role against atherosclerosis
Insulin Sensitivity
- PPARG – Regulates fat cell differentiation and glucose/lipid metabolism
- TCF7L2 – Influences insulin secretion and insulin resistance
- SLC2A2 – Facilitates glucose-induced insulin secretion
- FTO – Associated with obesity risk and type 2 diabetes
- IRS1 – Key mediator of insulin signalling
Methylation Pathways
- MTHFD1 – Supports folate-dependent methylation efficiency
- MTHFR – Directs folate toward DNA synthesis or homocysteine recycling
- MTR – Converts homocysteine to methionine
- MTRR – Maintains active vitamin B12 for methylation
- CBS – Removes homocysteine from the methylation cycle
- COMT – Breaks down neurotransmitters using methyl groups
Phase I Detoxification
- CYP1A1 – Converts environmental toxins into reactive intermediates
Phase I Detoxification – Caffeine
- CYP1A2 – Determines the speed of caffeine metabolism
Phase II Detoxification
- GSTM1 & GSTP1 – Remove toxins, carcinogens, and oxidative by-products
- GSTT1 – Catalyses glutathione conjugation
- NQO1 – Detoxifies compounds from smoke, diet, and oestrogen metabolism
Antioxidant Enzymes
- eNOS – Regulates blood vessel tone and circulation
- SOD2 (MnSOD) – Mitochondrial antioxidant defence
- GPx – Selenium-dependent antioxidant enzymes
- CAT – Converts hydrogen peroxide into water and oxygen
Inflammation
- CRP – Marker of systemic inflammation
- IL-1A, IL-1B, IL-1RN – Regulators of inflammatory signalling
- IL-6 & IL-6R – Drive inflammatory responses and CRP production
- TNFA – Major pro-inflammatory cytokine
Vitamin D Metabolism & Bone Health
- VDR – Influences bone density and calcium absorption
- CYP2R1 – Converts vitamin D to its active circulating form
- GC – Vitamin D binding protein
Vitamin A Metabolism
- BCO1 – Converts carotenoids into active vitamin A
Vitamin B12 Transport
- FUT2 – Influences vitamin B12 absorption and transport
Lactose Intolerance
- MCM6 – Determines lactase persistence in adulthood
Gluten Sensitivity
- HLA-DQ2 / HLA-DQ8 – Genetic predisposition to coeliac disease
Alcohol Metabolism
- ALDH2 – Detoxifies aldehydes produced during alcohol metabolism
Iron Overload
- HFE – Genetic risk factor for haemochromatosis
Fat Absorption & Metabolism
- ADIPOQ – Regulates glucose tolerance and lipid oxidation
- APOA2 & APOA5 – Influence lipid metabolism and insulin resistance
- FABP2 – Affects fat absorption
- PLIN – Influences diet-induced obesity
Polyunsaturated Fatty Acid Metabolism
- FADS1 – Key enzyme in PUFA metabolism
Energy Homeostasis
- UCP1, UCP2, UCP3 – Regulate energy expenditure and heat production
Epinephrine Receptors – Energy Mobilisation
- ADRB2 – Influences blood vessel growth
- ADRB3 – Regulates lipolysis and metabolic rate
Dopamine Receptor
- DRD2 – Influences reward behaviour and eating patterns
Taste Sensitivity
- TAS1R2 & TAS2R38 – Affect sugar preference and bitter sensitivity
Snacking & Satiety
- MC4R – Strong genetic link to appetite regulation
Circadian Rhythms
- CLOCK – Influences sleep patterns and circadian timing
Blood Flow & Respiration
- AGT & ACE – Regulate blood pressure and salt sensitivity
- BDKRB2 – Influences vascular response
- VEGF – Affects capillary blood flow
Exercise Performance & Recovery
- NRF2 – Improves respiratory capacity and ATP production
- PPARGC1A – Supports mitochondrial biogenesis
- PPARA – Regulates lipid and glucose metabolism
Musculoskeletal Properties
- ACTN3 – Influences fast-twitch muscle fibres
Muscle Cramping Susceptibility
- AMPD1 – Linked to muscle fatigue and cramping
Collagen Production & Joint Health
- COL1A1 & COL5A1 – Structural collagen in tendons and ligaments
- GDF5 – Supports joint and soft tissue development
The test covers 4 key areas.
-Key biological processes that impact health and risk for disease including lipid metabolism, methylation, detoxification, inflammation and oxidative stress, insulin sensitivity, and bone health
-Macro and micro-nutrient requirements based on genetic responsiveness, as well as risks for food sensitivities (caffeine and salt) and intolerances (gluten and lactose)
-Weight management insights such as genetic obesity risk, snacking and eating behaviour, and circadian rhythms
-Exercise responsiveness including exercise requirements for mobilisation of fat stores, power and endurance potential, cramping and injury risk, and recovery time
- Collect a bloodspot sample
- Let samples dry, then send them in the prepaid package to the lab
- Results include detailed charts and interpretations
- Collection kit with filter papers and full instructions
- Prepaid return shipping envelope
- Laboratory analysis
- Comprehensive results report
- Follow the schedule in your kit for collecting blood spot sample.
- Allow strips to fully dry before packaging.
- Place samples in the provided envelope and mail to the lab.
- Await results (typically 2–3 weeks).
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