DNA Health Test for Nutrition, Fitness & Performance
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The Heart is one of the most important organs in the human body. And a better way to treat the heart is possible through DNA testing!
My Health / Cardiac Health
For Cardiac Health
The Heart is one of the most important organs in the human body. And a better way to treat the heart is possible through DNA testing!
My Health / Cardiac Health
For Cardiac Health
The Heart is one of the most important organs in the human body. And a better way to treat the heart is possible through DNA testing!
Heart conditions are sometimes left undiagnosed and various factors, such as poor diet and lack of exercise, are certainly major contributors. Still, half of all heart problems are genetic.
Our Genetics-Based Approach
Through genetic testing, we gather an in-depth analysis of your body’s health from which we custom scientifically-verified lifestyle recommendations to improve your heart’s health, help achieve and maintain a healthy weight and body build, and mitigate your risks of developing certain chronic heart diseases.
Your results are synched with our AI-powered app, dietgene which logs your food preferences, exercises, and dietary choices to provide you amazing recipe recommendations with the appropriate food variety, nutrition levels, and fat to protein to carbohydrates ratios.
Heart disease is one of the most prevalent diseases in the United States. With at least $219 billion dollars in medical cost annually, and the leading cause of death in the country, heart disease remains to be managed largely.
Our Genetics-Based Approach
Through genetic testing, we gather an in-depth analysis of your body’s health from which we custom scientifically-verified lifestyle recommendations to improve your heart’s health, help achieve and maintain a healthy weight and body build, and mitigate your risks of developing certain chronic heart diseases.
Your results are synched with our AI-powered app, dietgene which logs your food preferences, exercises, and dietary choices to provide you amazing recipe recommendations with the appropriate food variety, nutrition levels, and fat to protein to carbohydrates ratios.
Heart disease is one of the most prevalent diseases in the United States. With at least $219 billion dollars in medical cost annually, and the leading cause of death in the country, heart disease remains to be managed largely.
How DNA Can Improve Your Health
While there are numerous medications and surgeries available for people with heart problems, many still succumb to chronic heart conditions and, at best, are left with medication management for years.
Our genetic testing tells you what to do to improve your heart health. We give you healthy lifestyle recommendations to improve your cardiac health through a customized meal plan and personalized heart healthy exercises. You can log your lifestyle changes in the dietgene app which you can share to your cardiologist for better analysis.
Live a Healthier Lifestyle!
DNA Health Test for Nutrition, Fitness, and Cardiac Health Management
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What Customers Are Saying
OmeHealth is incredibly secure and easy to use. I received the results much faster than I anticipated. I workout frequently, but don’t have the best eating habits and used the results to make changes and adjust to an ideal diet and exercise plan. It was fun to learn how my body reacts to certain foods and exercise. I highly recommend it!
— Amazon Customer
This is exactly what I wanted for my eating habits and exercise program information that I think is vital
— Pura Vida
Great product, very useful information and customer service was excellent.
— Fiachara Henry
I think it’s very important that more physicians discuss these tests to patients, and for patients to realize it’s not as expensive as it used to be. It’s accessible to them and they are really gonna save money in the long run, but they are also gonna save the problems and the diseases that can really be fixed with proper care before they have a disease. We can prevent diseases through genetic testing.
— Dr. Ibarren, MD
What happens is that people know what they should do but they don’t end up doing it. So being able to identify what the behaviors are that are driving them to basically a state of not having success with their eating habits and addressing those really precisely is why the OmeCare test works so well in our practice.
— Dr. Stagg, MD
Results in 1-2-3!
Collect Sample
Collect your DNA at home with
our easy-to-use cheek swab.
Wait for DNA Analysis
We analyze your sample and
build your genetic profile.
Get Your Results
Read your results in our custom
report and begin your journey.
Results in 1-2-3!
Collect Sample
Collect your DNA at home with our easy-to-use cheek swab.
Wait for DNA Analysis
We analyze your sample and build your genetic profile.
Get Your Results
Read your results in our custom report and begin your journey.
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