Let us take you behind the science and show you why your DNA matters more than you think. Every heartbeat, every thought, and every part of who you are begins in your genes.
A gene is a small part of your DNA that tells your body how to grow, heal, and function. Genes control everything from how your cells repair to how your metabolism and immunity work. Together, your genes create the complete blueprint of your health.
Genetic data varies from person to person, influencing everything from performance potential to inherited traits. To see how your own genetics are analysed across different areas, choose a test below and read the science behind each one.
Your genes are like your body’s instruction code. They reveal how your body processes nutrients, adapts to stress, balances hormones and responds to exercise and sleep.
By analysing your genes, we can uncover patterns that explain how your body functions and what it needs to thrive. Gaining these insights helps you make informed choices that support your overall balance and vitality.
Nine readings drawn from the same sample, each one explaining a different part of how your body runs.
Your genes influence how efficiently your body absorbs and uses nutrients such as vitamins, minerals, and proteins. These variations affect enzyme activity and nutrient transport, shaping how your body converts food into energy.
By analysing these genetic patterns, we identify where additional nutritional support may be beneficial and which areas are naturally optimised, helping refine dietary choices with greater precision.
Your genetic profile shows how your body converts food into usable energy. Variations in genes involved in mitochondrial function and nutrient breakdown influence how efficiently you produce and use energy throughout the day.
By analysing these pathways, we identify whether your body naturally tends toward faster or slower energy use, offering insight into performance capacity, recovery patterns, and endurance potential.
Your genetic data can indicate variations linked to conditions such as cardiovascular disease, diabetes, inflammation, or lipid imbalance. These markers help identify areas where your biology may need additional monitoring or support.
By analysing these risk factors early, our reports provide the foundation for preventive strategies and precise lifestyle adjustments that help maintain optimal biological balance over time.
Your genes influence how your body reacts to stress, manages cortisol levels, and repairs after exposure to physical or emotional strain. Certain variations can make some people more sensitive to stress or slower to recover from inflammation.
By identifying these genetic markers, our analysis highlights how your body regulates immune and inflammatory responses, offering insights that support recovery, resilience, and balanced physiological function.
Your genes play a role in regulating hormones that control sleep cycles, energy levels, and overall rhythm. Variations in melatonin, cortisol, and circadian genes can influence how easily you fall asleep, how rested you feel, and how your body adapts to daily changes.
By examining these genetic pathways, our analysis provides insight into your natural biological rhythm and how to align your lifestyle for improved rest, focus, and recovery.
Your genes influence how effectively your cells repair DNA damage, maintain telomere length, and sustain healthy function over time. Variations in these pathways affect how quickly your cells renew and how resilient they remain under stress.
By analysing these ageing mechanisms, our reports highlight opportunities to strengthen cellular maintenance, delay biological ageing, and support long term vitality at the molecular level.
Your genes determine how efficiently your body neutralises toxins, processes environmental compounds, and defends against oxidative stress. Variations in these pathways can influence how well your liver enzymes and antioxidant systems function.
Through this analysis, you can see how your detoxification capacity operates at the molecular level and where additional nutritional or lifestyle support may strengthen cellular protection and recovery.
Your genetic makeup influences how neurotransmitters such as dopamine and serotonin are produced and regulated, affecting focus, emotional stability, and stress response. These variations help explain differences in mood balance, attention, and cognitive flexibility.
By analysing these pathways, our reports reveal how your brain processes information and adapts to stress, guiding strategies that support focus, resilience, and performance.
Your genes influence how your body maintains stability, repairs damage, and adapts with age. Variations in these pathways affect how efficiently your cells recover from stress and sustain long term function.
By examining these genetic indicators, our analysis uncovers how your biology supports resilience and longevity, offering a deeper view of the mechanisms that drive healthy ageing.
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Understanding your genes helps you take control of your health early
Many biological imbalances begin developing long before any signs appear. By learning how your genes influence key functions, you can build a personalised approach to nutrition, activity, and prevention that strengthens your body’s natural systems and supports long term vitality.
Prevent heart and cardiovascular conditions
Genetic testing can show if you are more likely to develop heart disease, high cholesterol, or blood pressure issues, so you can take early steps to protect your heart health.Reduce the risk of obesity and metabolic disorders
Your genes influence how your body stores fat and regulates metabolism. Knowing this helps you personalise your diet and exercise to hold a healthy weight.Identify cancer predispositions early
Certain genetic markers can signal higher risks for cancers such as breast, ovarian, or colon cancer. Early awareness supports regular screening and prevention.Support hormonal and reproductive health
Genetic insights can reveal imbalances that affect fertility, hormone regulation, and reproductive wellbeing, helping you make informed health decisions.Prevent lifestyle linked chronic diseases
Understanding your genes helps you address the factors behind diabetes, inflammation, and other long term health conditions before they appear.Good news
With Whole Genome Sequencing we are closer than ever to understanding what makes each of us unique. By analysing your complete genome, we reveal the biological patterns that define how your body functions and adapts over time.
Whole Genome Sequencing is a scientific method that reads and analyses your entire genetic code.
Every cell carries DNA, your body’s instruction manual. We read all of it, not just small parts.
Every piece of genetic information that makes you who you are, for a deeper view of health, traits and risk.
Every Phenome genetic test, from the Comprehensive Genomic Test to the Carrier Screening Test, is sequenced on Illumina NovaSeq X Plus and NovaSeq 6000 instruments, then analysed by our own pipelines.
Variants are classified by ACMG criteria and ClinVar, and every drug finding is shown with its level of evidence.
Four steps, and most of them happen at home.
Explore our genetic testsStep 01Order a test and activate your kit
Step 02Collect your sample
Step 03Send your sample to our labs
Step 04Get your results and speak to our counsellor
Turnaround times vary by test.
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