Genetic Test for Weight Management

€ 105.00

The genes analysed in the genetic test for weight management indicate whether you have an inherent predisposition to obesity, how your body metabolises fat and carbs, and how does the level of physical activity affect your weight.

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The genetic test for weight management determines eight SNPs in seven genes.

Genetic characteristics determine individual risk of gaining excess weight when exposed to unfavourable environment (such as overeating, insufficient exercise) and body’s response to weight loss diet and physical effort. The information obtained from the results of the genetic test is beneficial for both those who wish to lose weight and those who have not yet encountered any problems with weight or health. Being aware of one’s risks and predispositions facilitates making the right decisions for life.

A single gene may contain neutral and risk alleles. Several genes with risk alleles increase the likelihood of manifestation of particular risk, especially when paired with sedentary lifestyle and positive energy balance (food intake exceeds energy consumption).

Based on the results of a genetic test for weight management, you can find out:

  • the presence of your genetic risk of obesity;
  • the extent of the risk of becoming overweight;
  • the likelihood of developing type 2 diabetes in case you are overweight;
  • the occurrence of early or late satiety;
  • the metabolism of dietary fats and carbohydrates;
  • the fat uptake rate (fast or slow);
  • the probability of becoming overweight due to increased consumption of carbohydrates;
  • the efficiency of fat-burning when exercising;
  • the impact of physical activity on your body weight.

It is very easy to take the genetic test for weight management! Start by taking a DNA sample. For that purpose, rub the inside of your cheek with a sterile cotton swab, let it dry and then mail the sample to us. The results will be available within 30 days.

Have a look at our sampling instructions video.