ProGen – Latest medical research Few people realize that our genetics, ancestry and our close ancestors have a huge impact on our predisposition to health. What has been passed down to us from our loved ones directly translates into our ability to contract various diseases. The ProGen program is for anyone who is interested in genealogy, which is the science of how our ancestors have shaped us and our predispositions. On our site you will learn such things as: 1. is weight gain a genetic predisposition? 2. is susceptibility to lifestyle diseases higher when they are common in our families? 3. How can we improve our health regardless of our genetics? We strongly encourage people who are involved in the science of genealogy to contact us! ProGen - 2021

About us We are a group of enthusiasts about the science of genealogy and its impact on our health and our formation. We have spent years studying the latest research in the field and strive to educate ourselves as much as possible. Our team consists of 5 people who have studied Genealogy Science and regularly speak at conferences related to this topic. Our Mission Our mission is to educate people about genealogy, health, genetics, and modern medicine in general. We believe that our lives are largely determined by where we come from, and that knowing this can help us lead healthier and happier lives. We are keen to make people aware of the steps they can take to thoroughly research their origins and thus improve their quality of life. ProGen - 2021

ProGen - The latest medical research Hardly anyone realizes that our genetics, origin and our close ancestors have a huge impact on our health predispositions. What has been passed on to us by our loved ones directly translates into our ability to suffer from various diseases. The ProGen program is aimed at all people who are interested in genealogy, i.e. learning about the impact our ancestors have on our shape and our predispositions. On our website you will learn such things as: 1. Is weight gain a genetic condition? 2. Is the susceptibility to civilization diseases greater when they occur frequently in our families? 3. How can we improve our health regardless of our genetics? We strongly encourage people who study genealogy to contact us! ProGen - 2021