Fitness and Nutrition
- How do your genes influence your likelihood of losing weight?
- What genes are tested in the DNA Nutrition Test?
- What genes are tested in the DNA Fitness Test?
- How does genetic variation increase the risk of iron deficiency?
- What genetic variant reduces the risk of vitamin E deficiency?
- What increases the risk of vitamin B deficiency?
- What genetic variation influences the risk of vitamin C deficiency?
- What are sources of vitamin D?
- What factors increase the risk of vitamin D deficiency?
- Why are B Vitamins important?
- What is vitamin E?
- What is vitamin D?
- How do genetic variants influence the risk of vitamin B12 deficiency?
- What genetic variants increase the risk of folate deficiency?
- What is lactose intolerance?
- How do your genes affect your risk of vitamin B6 deficiency?
- What genetic variants influence the risk of vitamin A deficiency?
- How are the lactose intolerance / lactase persistence variants inherited?
- How is lactose digested?
- What genes affect your athlete ability?
- What is the link between caffeine and heart attacks?
- How are the CYP1A2 alleles inherited?
- What are the estimated risks for celiac disease associated with the tested variants?
- What is caffeine?
- What are the symptoms associated with celiac disease?
- How are the risk variants for celiac disease inherited?
- What is the "sprinter" gene?
- What is vitamin A?
- Why should I take a DNA Nutrition Test?
- How is alcohol metabolized?