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Alcohol
Alcohol is a substance that can cause a variety of
health related problems if consumption is too high.
Due to genetic differences, some people are more
sensitive to the negative effects of excessive
alcohol consumption.
Alpha lipoic acid
ALA is a strong antioxidant that helps the body
neutralize toxic free radicals, that would otherwise
cause chain reactions of damage to cells and
tissues.
Arachidonic acid
Arachidonic acid is part of the body's secondary
messenger system and can trigger negative
reactions in some people. Persons with a genetic
predisposition to increased inflammatory reactions
should avoid arachidonic acid.
Fiber
Fiber consists of indigestable plant material that
does not enter the body but remains in the
intestine where it aids in mechanical breakage of
food components.
Cholesterol
The body produces cholesterol on its own but also
absorbs it from our diet. A surplus of cholesterol
can have a variety of negative effects on the body.
Similar to folic acid, this vitamin can aid in
stabilizing homocysteine levels, but only if a certain
genetic variant is present. If this is not the case,
Vitamin B2 has no effect on homocysteine levels.
Fructose
Fructose, also called fruit sugar is a small molecule,
that can be absorbed into the bloodstream without
having to be digested by enzymes. Some people are
intolerant to this sugar and should reduce its
consumption to avoid unpleasent symptoms.
Total fat & total sugar
These two energy sources are contained within
most types of food and can lead to excessive weight
if consumed in excessive amounts. Certain genetic
types are particularily sensitive to the fat and sugar
amounts in their diet and should reduce them if
possible.
Saturated Fats
Saturated fats are one group of fats that are
considered the "unhealthy fats" and can have a
negative impact on heart health. Certain genetic
types should particularily pay attention to the
saturated fat content in their diet.
Coenzyme Q10
Coenzyme Q10 is an important antioxidant that the
body can produces itself, but which also needs the
action of a certain gene to be converted to the
active form Ubiquinol. People who carry a genetic
defect in this gene (NQO1) are unable to convert
Coenzyme Q10 to the active form.
Cysteine and Methionine (Amino Acids)
Amino acids are the building blocks for proteins and
are essential for life. Cysteine and methionine are
such amino acids, that can however have a negative
impact on bone health in some genetic types.
Iron
Iron is an important component of blood, that
allows it to carry oxygen in the form of hemoglobin.
Some genetic variants can cause the excessive
absorption of iron, which can damage organs.
Folic acid, Vitamin B6 & B12
These vitamins help in regulating the homocysteine
levels in blood, which are influenced by certain
genetic variants. High homocysteine levels have a
negative impact on heart health and should be kept
low.
Vitamin B2
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