At-Home DNA Nutrigenomic Test with Methylation Pathway Analysis
The DNA Nutrigenomic Test identifies 30 single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) within the methylation cycle. This test provides a molecular understanding of how foods and nutritional supplements may impact health and wellness driven by an individual’s unique genetic makeup. By understanding our nutritional needs and our genotype, individuals can better manage their overall health and maintain proper function of the methylation cycle. The DNA Nutrigenomic Test does not come with Dr. Amy’s client file review. The Methylation Pathway Analysis is a unique automated program designed by Dr. Amy that accompanies your Nutrigenomic Test results.
Collection type: Other 4.95 20 Reviews The DNA Nutrigenomic Test identifies 30 single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) within the methylation cycle. This test provides a molecular understanding of how foods and nutritional supplements may impact health and wellness driven by an individual’s unique genetic makeup. By understanding our nutritional needs and our genotype, individuals can better manage their overall health and maintain proper function of the methylation cycle. The DNA Nutrigenomic Test does not come with Dr. Amy’s client file review. The Methylation Pathway Analysis is a…
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