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Caffeine Jitters
Adenosine receptor variants decide whether coffee feels like rocket fuel or instant anxiety. Your version tells you if caffeine is a legitimate performance tool—or a stressor you've been dosing yourself with daily without realizing the cost.
Caffeine Metabolism
Fast metabolizers clear caffeine in 3–4 hours; slow metabolizers still have half left at bedtime. This explains why some people drink espresso at 8 p.m. and sleep like babies—and why that will never be you (or vice versa).
Gluten Related Immune Response Risk
Beyond celiac, some immune systems quietly react to gluten with brain fog, joint pain, or fatigue. Knowing your risk clarifies whether going gluten-free is medically relevant or just trendy—for you specifically.
Grain Sensitivity
Certain grain compounds can shift excitatory neurotransmitters in sensitive people. If you're one of them, bread or takeout can trigger anxiety, restlessness, or poor sleep without any classic digestive symptoms. It looks like "stress," but it's dinner.
Same meal, two people. One feels amazing. You feel like a balloon for six hours.
What
Digestion isn't controlled by a single system—it's made up of dozens of enzymes, each with its own genetic setting. You might process lactose without issues, but struggle with caffeine. You thrive on grains but may over-absorb plant sterols. Your needs are unique.
Why
Instead of eliminating foods for months and guessing, you'll know which dials are turned down—and which foods were never the problem.
Metabolism and Digestion
The Real Reason Some Foods Love You Back — While Others Quietly Sabotage You
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