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Propensity to Accumulate Excess Iron
Hemochromatosis gene variants cause silent iron buildup that damages the liver, heart, and joints over decades. The fix is remarkably simple—regular blood donation. But you have to know you need it. Early knowledge allows easy prevention.
Reliability of Vitamin D Testing
Some people show "normal" blood levels but still have functional vitamin D deficiency at the tissue level. Your receptor and transport variants tell you whether standard testing reflects your status—or just looks like it does.
Selenium Intake Needs
Selenium requirements for thyroid conversion and antioxidant defense vary 2–3×. This determines whether a couple of Brazil nuts weekly is enough—or you need consistent supplementation to hit optimal levels.
Sunlight Conversion Efficiency
Some people make plenty of vitamin D from 15 minutes of sun; others barely budge after an hour at the beach. Your gene variant predicts whether you're solar-powered or supplement-dependent—no more guessing.
You take the same multivitamin as your friend. They feel great. You feel nothing.
What
That B12 in your multivitamin? Useless if your body can't convert it. The vitamin D you're taking? Might never reach your cells. Supplements fail when they don't match your genetics.
Why
You will clearly identify where absorption fails, which forms you actually convert, and where your true deficiency risks are—so you can supplement with precision, not hope.
Micronutrients and Strategic Supplementation
Which vitamins your body actually needs—and which ones you're just expensively excreting.
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