Predictive Genomic Testing can predict an individual's predisposition to diseases of the cardiovascular system, immune system, hepatic system, and osteoporosis. For example, patients with the dysfunctional form of the APO E4 gene and elevated cholesterol exhibited a 75% prevalence of coronary artery disease, compared to 32% in patients with the normal gene.

How does this relate to me?

• Through use of diet, nutrition, lifestyle changes and / or pharmacological therapies, it is possible to modify the expression of harmful genes.
• Predictive Genomic Testing provides an individualized approach to medical assessment and treatment.

Who benefits from predictive genomic testing?

• Proactive Individuals who want to minimize their risk of disease and maximize their health.
• People with family history of specific disease such as cancer, heart disease, osteoporosis, or autoimmune disease such as Lupus or Rheumatoid Arthritis.

How do I take the tests?

• Test kits and instructions arrive in the mail.
• Samples are taken from saliva or blood depending on the type of test.
• Samples are sent to a licensed lab via Federal Express or Airborne Express.
• Results are e-mailed within 10-14 days.
• Wellness and treatment plans are recommended.

Consider this:

It's difficult to win at poker if you don't know which cards you have been dealt. You don't know which cards to keep, which to discard, how much to bet, or if you should fold and wait for the next hand. By analogy, without some understanding of your genetic strengths and weaknesses, you don't know how to play the genetic hand life has dealt you.

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