NalaGenetics Test
Understand how your genes may shape your health
Your Genetics
Nutrition & Lifestyle
Medication Response
Cardiovascular Health
Your genes can influence how your body responds to nutrients, lifestyle factors, physical activity, and certain medications. NalaGenetics analyses selected genetic variations to provide insights across areas such as nutrition, lifestyle, cardiovascular health and medication response.
What can the NalaGenetics Test tell you?
Depending on the test panel, your results may provide insights into:
Nutrition: genetic factors that may influence how you process or respond to certain nutrients
Lifestyle: genetic factors associated with areas such as physical activity and lifestyle
Cardiovascular health: genetic factors that may contribute to your cardiovascular risk profile
Medication response: genetic variations that may affect how your body responds to certain medications
Why do it?
Your genetic profile is relatively stable over your lifetime. Understanding relevant genetic factors can add context to your lifestyle, family history and other health information.
Your results can help identify areas you may want to explore further with your healthcare professional or Health Coach.
Who may benefit?
This may be relevant if you want to:
understand how your genetics may influence nutrition or lifestyle
explore genetic factors associated with cardiovascular health
understand how your genes may affect responses to certain medications
add genetic information to your wider health profile
What to expect
A non-invasive DNA sample is collected for laboratory analysis. Your results are provided in a report for review.
Frequently Asked Questions
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No. Genetic results provide information about selected genetic variations. They should be considered alongside your lifestyle, health history, and other relevant information.
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No. A genetic result does not determine what will happen to you. It provides information about specific genetic factors that may be associated with particular traits or risks.
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Medication-related genetic results should be discussed with a qualified healthcare professional. Do not start, stop, or change medication based on a genetic test alone.