UPCOMING EVENTS: GENETIC TESTS AND GUT MICROBIOME – 9 SEPTEMBER 2024
OPTIMISE AND PERSONALISE YOUR HABITS THROUGH GENETICS
Inflammation and oxidative stress profile
MyInflammation is an advanced genetic test that analyses the interaction between inflammation and oxidative stress, two key factors in the development of chronic diseases such as cardiovascular, metabolic and neurodegenerative diseases.
This genetic analysis allows you to understand how your genetics influence your body’s inflammatory and antioxidant response, providing you with key information to personalise habits and treatments.
What does it analyse?
- Chronic inflammation: Identifies genetic variants that affect the propensity for prolonged inflammatory responses, key in the development of chronic diseases.
- Oxidative stress: Analyses genetic imbalances between free radicals and antioxidant capacity, which can damage tissues and activate inflammatory pathways.
Non-invasive
Once in a lifetime
Scientific evidence
Introducing the inflammation and oxidative stress test
Introducing the inflammation and oxidative stress test
- MyInflammation is the only genetic test that allows you to determine your genetic predisposition to chronic inflammation and oxidative stress.
- Non-invasive test. The DNA is obtained from a saliva sample, is completely painless and is suitable for any person and age.
- It is performed once in a lifetime, genetics does not change.
- It analyses genetic markers with scientific validity.
Innovative technology that offers greater precision and depth in the results. - Once the sample has been received in the laboratory, you will receive your results within a maximum of 20 days.
Who is it aimed at?
- People with a family history of inflammatory diseases.
- Those with symptoms of chronic inflammation or recurrent disease.
- People interested in personalised prevention of chronic diseases through genetics.
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Processes it analyses
This test analyses the genetic variants associated with the following processes:
- Oxidative stress and Antioxidant capacity: imbalance between the production of free radicals and the body’s ability to neutralise them with antioxidants, which can cause cell damage.
- Inflammation: the body’s immune response to infection or injury, which can become chronic and contribute to various diseases.
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