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While short-term inflammation forms part of your body's natural defence response, long-term or 'chronic' inflammation can cause damage to healthy cells and increase your risk of life-limiting health conditions, including cardiovascular diseases.
Identify the genetic and lifestyle factors that may be increasing your risk of chronic inflammation and follow daily, personalized recommendations to help keep your inflammation levels within a healthy range.
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Understand the genetic and lifestyle factors that may be increasing or reducing your risk of chronic inflammation with personalized insights.
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The IL-6 protein performs a key role in helping to coordinate the body's inflammatory response. However, certain genetic variants that alter the amount of IL-6 produced can make carriers more susceptible to chronic inflammation.
Find out if you carry the genetic variant associated with altered IL-6 production and follow personalised lifestyle recommendations to minimise your chronic inflammation risk.
While ApoE can help to protect against cell damage caused by inflammation, different forms of this protein have varying protective effects. By analysing the gene that encodes ApoE, we can understand your personal protection level and cell damage risk.
Learn if you carry APOE gene variants associated with a higher risk of inflammation and cell damage, and follow personalised lifestyle and nutrition recommendations to help you manage this risk.
IL-10 is a beneficial anti-inflammatory protein that helps to reduce your risk of prolonged inflammation. Genetic variants that lower IL-10 activity can therefore leave carriers more vulnerable to the health impacts of long-term inflammation.
Discover how your personal DNA may be altering your IL-10 activity and follow personalised recommendations to help you boost your activity of this beneficial protein.
NOD2 is a beneficial protein that helps to coordinate your defence against harmful bacteria in the gut. Reduced function of NOD2 can, therefore, lead to higher levels of harmful gut bacteria, which can cause inflammation and digestive-related health issues.
Discover if any current gut health issues are a result of altered NOD2 function and follow personalised recommendations to help you maintain optimal gut health.
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