Each of us is inherits some 25,000 genes from our parents. While genes can affect up to 30% of your health, it is your lifestyle, how you eat, your emotions, and stress, exercise, and sleep habits that affect 70-95% of your gene behavior and health.  The genetic test provides information about how your genes might influence your health, providing clues as to how your body might respond under certain lifestyle conditions. Genes do not diagnose or predict disease. Your genetic report Information is compiled into various areas of health. These include:  Cellular function and repair to support overall health Systems health, including bone, collagen, brain, mood, hormone, glucose and insulin, and histamine function  Cardiovascular health: Blood pressure, cholesterol, blood clotting and vascular health  Energy:  Genetically how you store, burn, and utilize fat, weight loss resistance,  Sports performance: The types of physical activity that are best for you, your genetic training ability and injury risk  Genetic nutritional insufficiencies and sensitivities With this information along with your history, symptoms, and lifestyle, we can determine what specific foods, lifestyle habits, exercise, and nutrition will be most beneficial to you from a genetic perspective. You will be amazed how you can influence your genetics by making just a few changes in the way you live!