We all respond differently to different diet and environmental inputs. If there was a one size fits all approach then the weight loss industry might not exist. What we have learnt from the research is that we are all built differently and require different inputs. Part of this will be down to dietary and environmental factors but another big part is down to our genes and the genetic influence.

Introducing the Genetic DNA report to maximise weight loss!

When we consider our genetics for weight loss it does mean you can unlock what is the right diet for you and as a result get to a weight that you are happy with.

The genetic weight loss report is broken down into 6 key areas:

• Appetite regulation – find out what is the best way for you to manage your appetite and cravings so that you can achieve your optimal weight

• Sugar metabolism – including how you metabolise carbohydrates and what diet would really suit your genetic makeup

• Fat metabolism – would we suit a low fat diet or a higher fat diet, like the ketogenic diet be better for you.

• Nutrient sensing – Understand why intermittent fasting has or hasn’t worked for you

• Cholesterol and bile – how do you breakdown fats

• Mitochondria and inflammation – inflammation is a key trigger for obesity and the mitochondria means we can look at the cellular energy production

With so many differ diets recommended for weight loss now such as low-carbohydrate, ketogenic, no sugar, paleo, intermittent fasting, dash, carnivore it is no wonder so many of us are confused.

The genetic weight loss test will unlock which eating plan would suit you best for maximum results. This test is a one-off test as the results will not change over time and can be used as a future blue print for your health.

Which genes are included in the genetic weight loss test

Appetite Regulation: BDNF, FAAH, FTO, LEPR, MC4R, NPY, POMC

Nutrient Sensing: ADIPOQ, FOXO3, HIF1A, IRS1, PARP1, PGC1A, PPARA, PPARG, SIRT1, VEGFA

Sugar Metabolism: AMPD1, GCK, GLUT2, IRS1, PPARG, TCF7L2

Fat Metabolism: ADRB3, CD36, CPT1A, FABP2, LPL, PLIN1, PPARA, SREBF1

Cholesterol and Bile: CYP7A1, HMGCR, LDLR, SREBF1

Mitochondria and Inflammation: CAT, CRP, FOXO3, GPX1, IFNG, IL6, NRF2, SIRT3, SOD2, TNF, UCP1/2/3

How does the genetic weight loss test work

The genetic weight loss test is a simple cheek swab that can be done in the comfort of your own home.

What is the cost of the genetic weight loss test

Buy now £625 for the genetic weight loss test plus a consultation to understand and implement your results so you can maximise the benefits.