nutrigenomics
The Atlas Nutrition and Lifestyle Genomics test provides you with the knowledge you need to make nutritional, exercise and lifestyle choices that are best suited to your body, helping you prevent lifestyle diseases and ensuring you are performing to your potential.
What’s included in the test?
Venous blood sample testing 40 key genes.
The test screens 40 key genes to reveal how your body reacts to the foods you eat, and how your genes influence your cognitive function, weight, fitness, disease and injury risk, mental health, and sleep.
Use your unique genetic information to understand how your genes influence your eating habits. Find out if you could be at risk of vitamin deficiencies or food intolerances. Harness the power of genetic information to find a healthy, sustainable diet through a better understanding of your response to things like fasting, taste perceptions and certain food groups.
- Saturated Fats Response
- Lactose Intolerance
- Gluten Intolerance
- Bitter Taste Perception
- Sweet Taste Perception
- Fasting Response
- Vitamin A Deficiency Risk
- Vitamin B12 Deficiency Risk
- Folate Deficiency Risk
- Vitamin C Deficiency Risk
- Vitamin D Deficiency Risk
- Magnesium Deficiency Risk
- Selenium Deficiency Risk
- Zinc Deficiency Risk
- Calcium Deficiency Risk
- Omega-3 & Omega-6
Reach your full training potential with a better understanding of the genes that affect muscle function and recovery. Gain insight into your personal musculoskeletal injury risk so you can implement suitable prevention strategies to keep you performing at your best.
- Muscle Mass
- Muscle Composition
- Muscle Recovery
- Injury Risk
- Creatine Conversion
Gain priceless health information about predispositions to lifestyle diseases such as obesity, type II diabetes and heart disease so you may implement healthy habits before diseases develop. Find out how your body processes caffeine and how your genetics could be affecting your sleeping patterns.
- Genetic Obesity Risk
- Familial Hypercholesterolaemia
- Mental Health
- Genetic Type II Diabetes Risk
- Caffeine Metabolism
- Hypertension Risk
- Sleep
- High Cholesterol & Cardiovascular Disease Risk