Services / Preventive & Screening Personalised Genetic Testing Unlock the Secrets in Your DNA with Genetic Testing Genetic testing analyses specific parts of your DNA to uncover inherited traits, predispositions to certain diseases and aspects of how your body functions.
When clinically appropriate, it can support preventive health and help personalise your lifestyle, treatment and wellness choices.
What can you discover? Who should consider testing? How it works Understand your results What can you discover? Depending on the panel chosen, your test may offer insights in these areas. Ask our team which tests are available and relevant to you.
Health insights Understand selected inherited predispositions before symptoms appear.
Depending on the panel, explore genetic factors associated with diabetes, heart disease, certain cancers or autoimmune conditions. Discuss whether results could guide earlier screening and preventive care. Results are interpreted alongside your medical history. Nutrigenomics Explore how genes may influence the way your body uses nutrients.
Selected variants may relate to metabolism, weight regulation and nutrient processing. Use results alongside your diet, health history and blood tests when discussing nutrition or supplements. Fitness & performance Learn about genetic traits associated with exercise and recovery.
Explore genetic traits linked to muscle characteristics, endurance and recovery. Build a balanced fitness plan around your goals, current fitness, training response, sleep and recovery, with genetic insights considered in context. Skin & ageing Explore selected genetic factors linked to skin characteristics.
Discover genetic factors linked to collagen-related traits, sun sensitivity and antioxidant pathways. Combine genetic insights with a professional skin assessment to discuss skincare, sun protection and healthy-ageing choices suited to your needs. Medication response Pharmacogenomics Find out how certain genes can influence your response to specific medicines.
Appropriate tests may help a clinician select a medicine or dose and help minimise certain side effects. Start with a conversation Who should consider genetic testing? Discuss whether testing would be useful if you:
Have a family history of chronic illness Are interested in preventive health Have concerns about weight, skin, energy or medication side effects Are an athlete or fitness enthusiast exploring performance-related insights Want a personalised approach to healthy ageing Symptoms still need a medical assessment; genetic testing may not explain their cause.
Work with your body, not against it. Make informed choices with insights from your DNA, your health history and your doctor’s advice.
Your genes are one part of your health story.
Your testing journey
From questions to a clear plan 1 Discuss goals & family history 2 Choose a suitable panel & give consent 3 Provide the required sample 4 Review results & next steps with your doctor Sample type and turnaround vary by test. Your health information and results are handled confidentially.
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