Depression is a common mental disorder that affects daily life. The gene test for depression is based on the analysis of genes such as BDNF and FKBP5, which are related to emotions and stress. The test helps to identify genetic risks early, allowing for appropriate treatment and effective prevention.
Heart disease is one of the leading causes of death worldwide. The Cardiovascular Sensor test focuses on analyzing genes such as APOA5 and PON1 to determine genetic predisposition to heart disease, such as high cholesterol and stroke. The test provides personalized recommendations on diet, exercise and appropriate treatments to improve heart health and effective prevention.
Chronic stress negatively impacts mental and physical health. The Burnout Sensor test analyzes stress-related genes, such as COMT, to determine how well your body can handle stress. The test provides personalized lifestyle recommendations, helping to prevent burnout and improve overall health.
Biological age is different from chronological age, as it reflects your body’s true health. The biological age test is based on measuring the length of telomeres, the ends of chromosomes that control aging. The results give you a comprehensive view of your health and help you improve your lifestyle to slow the aging process.
Glaucoma is a disease that causes increased eye pressure, gradually damaging the optic nerve. The disease usually has no obvious symptoms at first, making early diagnosis essential. Glaucoma testing can help analyze genes associated with risk and determine the need for regular checkups to avoid complications.
HIV infects immune cells, weakening the immune system over time. HIV resistance testing is based on analyzing the CCR5 gene, which produces receptors on the surface of immune cells that the virus uses to enter. This test determines the body's susceptibility to the virus and provides recommendations to reduce the risk.
Arthritis is a disease that greatly affects quality of life. The Joint Health Test analyzes genes associated with diseases such as rheumatoid arthritis and ankylosing spondylitis. The test helps provide personalized prevention and treatment recommendations to reduce risk and improve joint health.
