Healthy Living Panels

Our Healthy Lifestyle Panels evaluate not only your genetic makeup but also the effects of lifestyle and environmental factors, including epigenetic changes, on your body. They help you gain a more comprehensive understanding of your health, performance, and potential. While genetic tests primarily reveal inherited genetic characteristics, epigenetic tests may provide insights into the biological effects of factors such as lifestyle, environmental exposures, and stress. In this way, they can provide information about the effects of biological age, nutrition, physical activity, chronic stress load, metabolism, immunity, and other lifestyle factors over time, supporting the development of personalized health goals for a healthier and longer life.

Panel results provide personalized information and recommendations across different areas, including biological age, nutrition, physical activity, chronic stress load, metabolism, immunity, cardiovascular health, and aging, allowing potential risks to be identified at an early stage. Based on the data obtained, the effects of lifestyle changes can be followed over time, helping to establish a personalized roadmap for long-term health management, healthy aging, and improved quality of life.

Repeating these tests at regular intervals may allow changes in the body’s biological status to be monitored, as epigenetic changes can vary over time. This may help evaluate the potential biological effects of lifestyle modifications or interventions over time.

What Areas Can Your Genetic & Epigenetic Data Provide Information About?

• Sports and physical performance: Helps provide insights into which sports and physical activities your child may be genetically predisposed to, based on their genetic characteristics.

• Nutrition and metabolism: Evaluates individual genetic predispositions related to nutrition and metabolism, supporting a more personalized approach to nutrition.

• Sleep and stress: May provide information about individual differences related to sleep patterns and stress response.

• Mental health: May help evaluate genetic characteristics associated with mood and stress response.

• Immunity and inflammation: May provide insights into individual predispositions related to immune system function and inflammatory responses.

• Drug response: Where appropriate genetic analyses are available, may support the assessment of responses to certain medications and genetic variations related to drug metabolism.

• Skin and eye health: May help evaluate genetic predispositions associated with skin and eye health.

• Healthy aging: In adults, may provide information about indicators associated with biological age and longevity, supporting long-term health management.

• Health management: Helps individuals better understand their genetic and biological characteristics and supports the development of healthy habits, such as nutrition, sleep, and physical activity, from an early age.

This panel is provided with genetic counseling.