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Managing your appetite is more than simply being mindful of how much food you put on your plate. It also requires an understanding of your subconscious eating tendencies and how hormonal imbalances may affect hunger levels.
Unlock your Appetite Control reports to understand the genetic and lifestyle factors that cause you to overeat, and receive personalized strategies to help you overcome these specific challenges and maintain a healthy body composition.
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Understand the specific genetic and lifestyle factors that may be distorting your appetite and causing you to overeat with personalized insights.
Take control of your appetite to reach and maintain a healthy weight with personalized recommendations.
Dubbed the "obesity gene," variants of the FTO gene are linked to increased appetite, greater cravings for high-calorie food, and an enhanced risk of carrying excess weight.
Find out if your weight gain is a result of your FTO gene and follow personalised recommendations to help minimise its effects on your appetite.
Are you at an increased risk of binge eating on high-fat and carbohydrate-rich foods? This may be a result of an overactive endocannabinoid system - the same pathway that gives marijuana users the 'munchies'.
Discover if you carry variants of the FAAH gene associated with increased activity within the endocannabinoid system that drive compulsive eating of palatable and fatty foods.
Commonly referred to as the 'love' hormone, oxytocin also shapes our appetite and eating behaviour. Genetic variants that contribute to reduced oxytocin activity can increase your risk of binge or comfort eating.
Find out if you carry variants of the OXTR gene associated with a greater tendency to crave and eat high-fat and high-sugar foods, which if unmanaged can contribute to weight gain.
Is your sweet tooth a result of your DNA? Certain variants of the GLUT2 gene can result in reduced glucose-sensing and greater daily consumption of sugar, which can contribute to weight gain.
Find out if you carry the GLUT2 'T' risk variant which has been found to increase daily sugar consumption by 16 g per day, thereby increasing your risk of weight gain and long-term health conditions.
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