Welcome to Wellness

 Customized path to weight control, weight maintenance and a healthy lifestyle. 

Wellness and developing a healthy lifestyle should be at the core of any diet & wellness goal. Confronting genetic shortcomings for diet, wellness, and beyond can help optimize a patient’s journey by placing less stress on their body during the process. Our focus is to provide you with a customized path to weight control, weight maintenance and a healthy lifestyle that works for you. 

Who Needs This Panel? 

Patients who:

 • Have made dietary improvements and are not seeing results.

 • Want to target their supplementation using their DNA results.

 • Desire weight management.

 • Have cholesterol or sugar sensitivity issues. 

• Want to address inflammation caused by dietary sources.

 • Are experiencing confusion about which diet would work best for them.

 Grow, heal, repair and maintain your body’s cells, organs, systems, and skeleton. 

 Your body requires essential vitamins for every process and function. These nutrients work in symphony to grow, heal, repair and maintain your body’s cells, organs, systems, and skeleton. Vitamins are needed in varying amounts and some form key parts of structures such as red blood cells and bones.  Our Essential Vitamins nutrigenomic panel has 12+ SNPs (Single Nucleotide Polymorphisms) that will give you guidance via DNA analysis on what nutrients you may need due to genetic weaknesses. Vitamins are considered essential nutrients —because acting in concert, they perform hundreds of roles in the body. They help shore up bones, heal wounds, and bolster your immune system. They also convert food into energy, and repair cellular damage. 

 Signs of Vitamin Deficiency An inadequate diet can sometimes lead to a vitamin deficiency. The symptoms of a vitamin deficiency can vary, depending on the vitamin that one is lacking. A vitamin deficiency can affect skin, hair, nails, mental function, blood and neurological functions. Nausea, vomiting, muscle cramping, diarrhea and decreased immune system function are also examples of a vitamin deficiency.