Patented science. Peer-reviewed proof.

FitnessGenes was built by scientists. Our methods are protected by granted patents, validated in peer-reviewed journals, and developed alongside world-leading universities and national research funders.

Trusted by research partners
University of OxfordLoughborough UniversityUniversity of BirminghamInnovate UKMicrosoftWalgreens Boots Alliance
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Patents that describe our method

30+

PhDs, doctors, nutritionists and trainers who built the products

10+

Years translating genomics into actionable health

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Russell Group university research collaborations

I've worked on research projects with the FitnessGenes team for several years, and I have consistently been impressed by the scientific curiosity and rigour of their approach. Their focus on translating genetic insights into evidence-based, practical health strategies reflects a much-needed shift toward bridging research and real-world application.
Jean-Baptiste Cazier
Jean-Baptiste CazierHead of Bioinformatics, Biostatistics & Data Science Strategy, Francis Crick Institute
Peer-reviewed research

Published & independently validated.

Our science is held to the standard that matters: peer review. These studies underpin the trait models and recommendations inside every FitnessGenes report.

Journal article

Genetics as a primer for early disease intervention

Peer-reviewed research showing how understanding genetic and neurodevelopmental factors enables earlier, better-targeted intervention before disease takes hold.

Neural Regeneration Research · 2023

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Journal article

Effect of the obesity-linked FTO rs9939609 variant on activity & diet

A study of how the FTO rs9939609 variant relates to physical activity and dietary patterns in physically active men and women.

Journal of Obesity

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White paper

Personalised sleep advice & a proprietary supplement improve sleep quality

Two randomised controlled trials (FitnessGenes with Walgreens Boots Alliance & Oxford) show a proprietary nutraceutical blend plus simple sleep-hygiene advice significantly improved subjective sleep quality (PSQI).

Campbell, West, Decombel & Grice · randomised controlled trials

White paper

A genotype-informed digital platform supports weight loss in obesity

Two Innovate UK-monitored, ten-week pilots (100 participants each) of FitnessGenes' genotype-informed diet-and-exercise platform saw mean weight loss of 8.2 kg and 6.8 kg with low attrition (6–8%), plus improved lean mass and cardiometabolic markers.

S J Grice · Innovate UK-monitored pilots, with Birmingham & Loughborough

Science you can trust.

Patent-protected methods, peer-reviewed evidence and university-backed research, turned into a personalised plan for your longevity.

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