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As we predominantly source vitamins from our diet, the foods you eat (or avoid) can increase your risk of vitamin deficiencies; resulting in reduced health, sleep, recovery, and exercise performance.
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Understand how your DNA may be increasing your risk of specific vitamin deficiencies with personalized insights.
Optimize your vitamin levels with personalized nutrition, lifestyle, and supplement recommendations.
Folate, also known as vitamin B9, is needed for making DNA, producing red blood cells, maintaining healthy nerves and controlling levels of homocysteine - a molecule linked to cardiovascular disease.
Discover if you carry gene variants that are reducing the efficiency at which you convert dietary folate and follow personalised recommendations to increase your folate availability.
Fruits and vegetables are rich sources of provitamin A carotenoids, which must be converted into the active form of Vitamin A before it can be used by the body.
Discover if your BCMO1 gene is helping or hindering your vitamin A conversion and follow personalised recommendations to optimise your vitamin A levels.
Most cases of low vitamin B12 levels in the bloodstream result from poor absorption of vitamin B12 in the gut. The ability to absorb vitamin B12 varies between individuals, with the FUT2 gene playing a role in the absorption of this essential micronutrient.
Understand how your FUT2 gene may be influencing your personal vitamin B12 requirements and follow targeted recommendations to optimize your B12 levels.
Vitamin E (α-tocopherol) protects cells against damaged caused by highly reactive substances generated in the body called free radicals. The CYP4F2 gene affects how quickly your body breaks down α-tocopherol and therefore, your levels of vitamin E.
Discover if your CYP4F2 gene is increasing your vitamin E requirements and follow personalised recommendations to optimise your vitamin E levels.
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