Take the guesswork out of your diet. With a simple DNA test, you’ll gain clear insights into how your body processes nutrients and what it truly needs to perform at its best. Whether your goal is more energy, better digestion, or long-term health, our personalised nutrition recommendations are designed around you.

Train smarter, not harder. Your DNA holds the key to understanding how your body responds to exercise, recovery, and injury risk. With personalised insights, you can adapt your training plan to build strength, avoid setbacks, and perform at your best.

Inflammatory skin conditions such as eczema, psoriasis, rosacea, and acne are characterised by chronic or acute inflammation. While each concern has its own features, symptoms like redness, swelling, itching, and discomfort are common across them all.

These conditions can be triggered by a mix of factors, including immune system responses, environmental influences, and genetic predispositions. Hormones also play a significant role, which is why flare-ups often differ between men and women. For example, women may notice changes during menstrual cycles, pregnancy, or menopause, while men may experience more persistent symptoms linked to higher androgen levels.

Beyond the physical discomfort, visible skin issues often impact confidence and emotional wellbeing. Genetics can further complicate matters: certain inherited traits may affect the skin barrier or immune response, making individuals more susceptible to flare-ups. Mutations in specific genes can even change how the skin reacts to environmental triggers, leading to an overproduction of inflammatory molecules.

While lifestyle and environmental factors certainly influence these conditions, genetics remain a key factor in both susceptibility and severity. By understanding this genetic connection, it becomes possible to identify those at higher risk and create personalised treatment strategies to manage symptoms and reduce flare-up frequency.

Thinning hair or hair loss is something many men and women experience at different stages of life. From gradual hairline changes and overall thinning to sudden patchy loss, the causes can vary — including stress, hormonal changes, lifestyle factors, and genetics.

The most common type, pattern baldness, is strongly influenced by your DNA. Certain genes make hair follicles more sensitive to hormones like DHT, which can shrink follicles and slow regrowth. Other genetic factors affect hair thickness, density, and texture.

By understanding your genetic predisposition to hair loss, we can identify why thinning is happening and recommend personalised solutions — from targeted treatments and hair care routines to preventative strategies designed around your unique biology.

With the right insight, managing hair loss becomes less about guesswork and more about tailored care that supports stronger, healthier hair.

Ageing affects us all, but the way it shows up — and how quickly — is different for everyone. Common signs include wrinkles, loss of skin elasticity, joint stiffness, muscle weakness, lower energy levels, and changes in memory or focus. Ageing also impacts deeper health concerns such as heart function, bone strength, and immunity.

While lifestyle and environment play a part, genetics has a major influence on how we age. Certain genes affect collagen production, which impacts skin and joints, while others are linked to longevity, age-related diseases, and even cognitive health.

By understanding your genetic predispositions, you can take proactive steps to slow the visible and physical signs of ageing. Personalised health strategies — from nutrition and supplements to tailored treatments — can help maintain energy, protect skin and joints, and support both physical and cognitive wellbeing for longer.