Genetics may guide you on your best weight management program

GeneticsFasting & Diet
Written By Emily Neubauer
 

Video by: 3x4 Genetics: Dr Yael Joffe


Dr. Yael Joffe highlights some of the genetically impacted areas that can help guide you on your best weight management program.

Your genetic Blueprint will give you valuable information on diet and lifestyle choices that impact your gene expression and thus your overall health and wellbeing.

Knowing your unique genetic variations helps you to create a health plan that is unique to you. No more guess work on detoxification, methylation, Oxidative stress, Inflammation and weight-loss.

 
 
 


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