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Whether your diet is ketogenic, Kosher, South Beach, Atkins, Low-carb, or High Protein – gluten and lactose are accounted for. What better way to improve your diet than matching your DNA and sensitivities to the food you’re eating?
My Health / Gluten and Lactose Sensitivities
For Gluten and Lactose Sensitivities
Whether your diet is ketogenic, Kosher, South Beach, Atkins, Low-carb, or High Protein – gluten and lactose are accounted for. What better way to improve your diet than matching your DNA and sensitivities to the food you’re eating?
My Health / Gluten and Lactose Sensitivities
For Gluten and Lactose Sensitivities
Whether your diet is ketogenic, Kosher, South Beach, Atkins, Low-carb, or High Protein – gluten and lactose are accounted for. What better way to improve your diet than matching your DNA and sensitivities to the food you’re eating?
Much like food chains and fitness routines, diet plans which promise to enhance your health sprout just as fast. While these meal plans look healthy, we often pay very little attention to our body’s sensitivities and aversions.
Our Genetics-Based Approach
Through DNA testing, we get a deeper understanding of your body from which we custom scientifically-verified lifestyle recommendations to improve your nutrition intake and to achieve and maintain a healthy weight as you mitigate your risk of developing nutrition-related chronic diseases.
By analyzing your DNA’s reaction to gluten and lactose, we identify if you are likely to have a gluten or lactose sensitivity.
There is currently a long list of diets that are tailored for different needs. Whether to follow a trend, or to maintain fitness, or to improve medication and overall health, the list of diets available are infinite.
Our Genetics-Based Approach
Through DNA testing, we get a deeper understanding of your body from which we custom scientifically-verified lifestyle recommendations to improve your nutrition intake and to achieve and maintain a healthy weight as you mitigate your risk of developing nutrition-related chronic diseases.
By analyzing your DNA’s reaction to gluten and lactose, we identify if you are likely to have a gluten or lactose sensitivity.
There is currently a long list of diets that are tailored for different needs. Whether to follow a trend, or to maintain fitness, or to improve medication and overall health, the list of diets available are infinite.
How DNA Can Improve Your Health
Because of confusing information available about gluten and lactose, you barely scratch the surface of finding a way to understand your health condition and food sensitivities.
DNA testing plays the key role to unlocking your ideal diet. It analyzes your nutrigenomics, food allergies, and summarizes nutritional insights that match to a complete diet meal plan that is perfect for your body’s needs and restrictions.
Discover what a diet built for you does for you.
DNA Nutrition Test for Gluten Sensitivity, Lactose Intolerance & Personalized Diet Plan
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