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NUTRIG<strong>EN</strong>ETICS<br />

Nutrigenetics: How a genetic analysis can<br />

provide dietary recommendations<br />

The genetic polymorphisms analysed influence how your body responds to certain<br />

nutrients and food ingredients and affect which substances your body can properly<br />

metabolize. As your diet plays a decisive role for your health, we can evaluate your gene<br />

analysis and provide a suitable nutritional plan that will reduce your genetic<br />

weaknesses.<br />

This area of medicine – called nutrigenetics – seeks to determine how adjusting our diet<br />

according to genetic data influences our health. If a particular weakness is identified, your<br />

nutritional plan is adjusted to exclude all dietary ingredients that are unhealthy for you and it<br />

increases other healthy substances. By analysing over 50 genetic variations, we have compiled<br />

a wealth of information about your inborn strengths and weaknesses. When deciding whether<br />

a certain food or food ingredient is healthy for your consumption, one needs to look at the<br />

bigger picture. For instance, if one nutrient is beneficial for one health factor but harmful for<br />

another, the risk of both must be weighed into the decision. When the data from all relevant<br />

gene analyses is factored in, we are able to evaluate your individual risks and determine<br />

whether a food is healthy or unhealthy for you.<br />

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