Genes as instructions manual
to the best possible version of yourself
Unfortunately, our genes are not flawless and each of us carries certain genetic defects or gene variations that we either inherited from our parents or that were formed by chance and now have a negative impact on our health. These gene variations are very common and are mostly just simple letter changes in the genetic code. The different variations weaken our immune system, increase our risk of heart attacks or give us poor eyesight. Of course, each of us wears different variations, which means that some people are at higher risk of having a heart attack and others are, for example, lactose intolerant. Diseases that are common in particular families are a good example of how individual disease risk can vary from family to family and from individual to individual.
Recognising risks from your genetic code
and proactively taking mitigating action
To extend your healthy lifespan
through early detection, preventive action and optimal treatment