Genetic Health & Fitness

Optimal Weight

~If your body is resistant to losing weight.

~How well your body is able to process. carbohydrates in your diet.

~How much body fat you can lose through cardio.

~How your body responds to strength training.

~How well your body is able to effectively absorb folate.

~How sensitive your body is to the amount of protein in your diet.

~How sensitive your body is to the amount of fat in your diet.

~And more

Optimal Nutrition

Understanding your genetic profile for how your body likely processes key vitamins and minerals is an important step in developing a healthy nutrition program. We can now identify the specific genes that dictate how the human body processes macro and micro nutrients, and how lifestyle behaviors influence and impact the bodies ability to age in a healthy way. One-size-fits-all gym programs are a thing of the past.

Optimal Athletic

Performance

~If your body is more inclined to power or endurance sports.

~How prone you are to muscle and bone injuries.

~Your potential level of strength.

~How well your body responds to high intensity cardio training.

~How caffeine effects your athletic performance.

~The potential capacity of blood volume in your heartbeat.

~If you have a motivation to exercise and what your drivers are.

~And more

Optimal Aging and Renewal

~How your facial skin ages.

~How your impulse control and taste preferences change with aging.

~If you are more of less likely to experience mental acuity decline with aging.

~If you are likely to live into your 90s or 100s.

~How well your body is able to effectively absorb calcium.

~If you are more or less likely to experience age-related hearing loss.

~How your body's skin ages over time.

~And more

Take the guesswork out of dieting, nutrition, fitness, and your best health by going to the source of it all:

YOUR DNA

DNA is the “instruction manual” for all living things. It’s separated into long, tightly wound pieces called chromosomes. People typically have 46 chromosomes grouped into 23 pairs.

Genes

Genes are pieces of DNA within each chromosome that have the instructions for many of your traits, from eye color to unibrow. You have two copies of each gene, one inherited from each parent. Specific places in your DNA are called markers.

Your Genotype: It’s in your DNA

Scientists have found that some markers are associated with specific traits, like red hair. At a particular marker, your genotype (a combination of two letters, like AA) is what helps us determine whether you’re likely to have red hair or not. Your genotype is what your genes say; your phenotype is what you have inherited. Sometimes what you see in the mirror is different from your genotype-based trait result because many genes often influence traits. Other factors, like the environment, can also come into play.

Everyone inherits half their DNA from one parent and half from the other. That’s why traits tend to run in families—you got half of your DNA from each of your parents, who got half of theirs from each of their parents, and so on. But the particular mix of DNA you inherit is unique to you. Assuming you are a certain way or are destined to be like a parent or grandparent is a misguided historical myth. Just because you are similar to another in your family does not mean they are predictions of your destiny. Once you know what genes you have inherited, the process of programming the best fitness and nutrition path for you becomes a matter of following your DNA and ignoring fad diets, pricey supplement shakes, family trait belief systems, and relentless battles with exercise trends or regimens.

Have you ever been told to eat Vegan, Keto, Atkins, or some other diet lifestyle? Here's why guessing doesn't work: if you don't have the genes to process proteins, a heavy meat diet can be a bad choice. If you don't have the genes to flush fats, certain diets will hurt more than help. If your body needs animal proteins and you eat vegetables only, you may struggle with a number of medical or nutrient issues.

Has someone told you that you have to do an hour or two of cardio 5 days a week or that you only need to do High-intensity interval training (HIIT) to lose weight? If you do not have the genes for fat loss from cardio--you are acting against your body. And, if you don't have the genes that respond to High-Intensity Training, those types of workouts can make things harder on you. What was the basis for the suggestion? How do they know what's best for you without knowing what you're made of?

Whether or not you choose to listen to your DNA is up to you, but why wouldn't you?

Optimal Health is in YOUR hands, literally!

Schedule a free 20-minute phone consultation.

Let's chat about what DNA reports can do for your health. You have three options.

1- The Optimal Weight, Nutrition, and Aging 3-Report wellness package.

2- Add a targeted Athletic Performance report to the above.

3- The Optimal Weight, Nutrition, and Aging 3-Report package and 3 coaching or hypnosis sessions to move you beyond your blocks to health, whether mental or emotional.

The above fees do not include the DNA saliva test, $80. If you have already completed a saliva DNA test with another company, we can retrieve that DNA data file and eliminate additional testing costs. You will have lifetime online access to your reports, but you can also have your reports, in total over 300 pages, printed and bound for $30 each.

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Genetic Health & Fitness

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