One Person Genetics - Genetic Testing

What will you learn?

"Contained in your DNA is an accurate dietary and supplement
prescription which we can translate for your knowledge"

The One Test Nutritional and Genetic Report you receive back with your test results gives you the power to make better, more informed decisions about your lifestyle choices and what supplements you could be taking to create a better balance in your body.

ONE TEST REPORT

We would all be well advised to make healthy lifestyle choices that are matched to our unique genetic make-up. Armed with the valuable knowledge of your distinct genetic profile, you will be enabled to adopt lifestyle habits and nutritional practices that are best suited to your needs.

The guidelines in the ONE TEST Genetic Report are based on both your nutritional assessment and your genetic results. Please note that the DNA analysis focuses only on genetic features that can be affected by changes in diet or lifestyle; it does not cover genetic diseases that are not influenced by your nutritional requirements.

Sample of a Genetic Report

Introduction

Mr. E. Ovlife

Customer Reference Number: 7000000
Your personal report was produced on
29 September 2003

This report provides personal recommendations aimed at improving your health and well-being. While taking both your genetic profile and your lifestyle into account, the report elaborates on the dietary and behavior choices best suited to your particular needs.

Section 1: Your Personal Lifestyle Report
This section highlights areas in which your dietary and lifestyle habits are healthy as well as those that require special consideration. Personal advice is followed by general information on nutrition and lifestyle.

Section 2: Your Genetic Results
Read the results of your DNA screen and learn about the function of the genes covered in your report.

Section 3: Understanding Your Genes
Discover what genes are and how they work, and find out more about the science behind the service.

Section 4: Vitamin & Mineral Guide
Use this reference table to implement some of the dietary recommendations made in your report.

Section 5: FAQs and Quick Reference
As the name suggests, this section gives you quick answers to the most frequently asked questions about the service. It also includes explanations of the key terms used in your report and provides phone numbers and website addresses for organizations that can provide you with useful information on diet, nutrition, and science.

Your Genetic Results

YOUR GENETIC RESULTS

The table on the following page shows the results of your genetic screen. We took these results into account when drawing up the recommendations in Section 1: Your Personal Lifestyle Report.

How to read Your Genetic Results table:

'Gene name', the first column, provides the scientific name of the screened gene (in abbreviated form).
The next column, 'Area of activity', gives the kind of metabolic activity in which the gene is involved.
The third column, 'How Common are the Variations', shows how common the variation is - in other words, what percentage of people in the general population have this variation.
The last column, 'Your genetic profile', indicates whether you have the variations for which we screened. Genes marked with * merit your attention, either due to the presence of a particular variation or due to not having a benificial variation.

Mr. E. Ovlife Client number 7000000

Gene Name	Area of Activity	How Common Are the Variations	Your Genetic Profile
MTHFR	B vitamin Use Heart Health	54-58%	Variation Found*
MS_MTRR	B vitamin Use Heart Health	79%	Variation Found*
MTR	B vitamin Use Heart Health	97%	No Variation*
CBS	B vitamin Use Heart Health	30-42%	Variation Found
MnSOD	Antioxidant Activity Heart Health	20-50%	Variation Found
SOD3	Antioxidant Activity Heart Health	3%	No Variation
GSTM1	Antioxidant Activity Detoxification	50%	Variation Found*
GSTT1	Antioxidant Activity Detoxification	15%	No Variation
GSTP1	Antioxidant Activity Detoxification	59%	No Variation
IL-6	Heart Health Inflammation Bone Health	68-82%	No Variation
APOC3	Heart Health	26%	No Variation
CETP	Heart Health	33%	Variation Found*
eNOS	Heart Health	54%	No Variation
ACE	Heart Health Insulin Sensitivity	36%	No Variation
VDR	Bone Health Insulin Sensitivity	15-22%	Variation Found*
COL1A1	Bone Health	10%	Variation Found*
TNF-a	Inflammation Bone Health	6-43%	Variation Found*
PPAR-gamma2	Insulin Sensitivity	94%	No Variation*

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Your Genetic Results