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Get the full report on how your DNA shapes your health, from your biological age to your specific diet, exercise, and skincare needs—and more
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What we measure
This test analyses sequences of your DNA and epigenetic markers (whether genes are switched “on” or “off”) to provide over 100 personalised health insights, including your biological age. Your DNA contains instructions for how the body should work, while epigenetics can tell us whether those instructions are actually being carried out (i.e., whether a gene is switched on). When certain genes are switched off, it can make the body age faster.
By analysing both your DNA and epigenetic markers, we can get a fuller picture of how your genes shape your unique health needs.
Epigenetic insights
Eye age
The eyes are a very complex organ that require a variety of nutrients to keep them healthy. Certain genes influence eye function, and if they are switched off, this can cause damage to build up. Your eye age can indicate how much damage is present and your risk of developing eye problems.
Hearing age
Hearing naturally gets worse over time, but this process can be accelerated if you're exposed to certain environments. If genes associated with hearing function are switched off, this can cause damage within cells—which may mean that you’ll experience age-related hearing loss sooner.
Memory age
Memory is how the brain stores and retrieves information, and our ability to do this can decline as we get older. When certain genes related to memory are switched off, this process can be sped up, affecting cognitive health and performance.
Inflammation
Inflammation is an important process that promotes tissue repair and fights infections, but it generally subsides once the job is done. Being in a chronic state of inflammation is linked to a range of health problems, including diabetes and heart disease. If certain genes are switched off, this can influence your body’s inflammation response and affect your risk of disease.
DNA insights
Physical health
11 health insights
The instructions in your DNA can influence how your muscles develop and function. This can affect how quickly you recover after a workout, which types of training you’re more likely to perform better in, and more.
Diet
12 health insights
How your body digests and uses food as energy is shaped by your genes. This includes how you respond to different sorts of foods, how fat is distributed on your body, and more.
Vitamin needs
18 health insights
Your genes can influence how your body uses nutrients. By analysing the instructions in your DNA, we can find out if you’re predisposed to any nutritional deficiencies.
Stress
6 health insights
How your body responds to stress can be shaped by your genes, including how your heart is affected by stress, how caffeine influences your stress response, and more.
Sleep
6 health insights
Our sleep patterns are determined by our body clock, which is a 24-hour rhythm that controls essential bodily processes. Certain genes can affect how the body clock is set, which can impact your sleeping patterns—including how deeply and long you sleep for.
Anti-aging
6 health insights
The types of physical and psychological changes we experience as we age can be influenced by our genes. The instructions in your DNA can indicate which changes you may be predisposed or resistant to.
Risk of injury
5 health insights
Bone, muscle, and tendon function are shaped by the instructions in your DNA. Analysing these instructions can help us to gauge your risk of certain injuries.
Mental health
6 health insights
Genetics can play a role in mental health, alongside other factors like your environment and relationships. Particular genes can affect how the brain develops and functions, which may shape how we respond emotionally to certain situations, our ability to focus, and more.
Gut health
5 health insights
Inside your gut there are trillions of microorganisms that carry out important jobs, like fighting off infection and digesting food. Your genes can influence the balance of microorganisms within the gut, which can affect your risk of health problems like gut irritability.
Heart health
5 health insights
Your DNA contains instructions for how your cardiovascular system should work, from the ways cells communicate to how well you can process cholesterol. In some cases, these instructions may cause changes that increase the risk of heart disease.
Immunity
8 health insights
How your body fights off infection is significantly influenced by your genes. By analysing your DNA, we can get a sense of how strong your immune response is, and which changes you can make to help it work better.
Eye health
5 health insights
Genetics are linked to a number of eye conditions, including glaucoma and cataracts. Certain instructions within your DNA can indicate an increased risk of developing eye disease.
Skin health
10 health insights
From softness to how sensitive you are to the sun, your genes can influence your skin characteristics. This test can help you discover which skin traits you’re predisposed to.
Muscle health
4 health insights
The ways your muscles function and grow are shaped by your DNA. Certain genetic instructions can affect how well your muscles perform, are affected by stress, and more.
General health
5 health insights
Discover how your DNA impacts your risk of obesity and type 2 diabetes, infections like the flu, bone density, and sensitivity to caffeine.

This test can tell you your biological age and indicate how your DNA shapes your unique health needs.
Your DNA is what makes you, you—it’s the blueprint for how your body should look and function. Genes are smaller sections of these instructions.
Humans share about 99% of the same genes, and the differences within the remaining 1% are what makes us unique. For example, differences in height and eye colour would be determined by genes within that 1%.
This test looks at genetic variations (known as SNPs or “snips”) to discover which traits, characteristics, and health risks are unique to you.
But for the instructions in your genes to be carried out, those genes need to be switched on.
Biological changes inside the body, known as epigenetic changes, can determine whether a gene is on or off. These changes can be influenced by your lifestyle and environment.
If certain genes are off, damage can build up inside your cells and make your body age faster. Your biological age is a measure of the amount of damage accumulated. It’s used to predict your overall health and how long you’ll live free from disease.
This test investigates whether key genes are off to calculate four measures of biological age, plus your genetic risk of inflammation. Biological age can be reversed, so your results will also include advice on which healthy choices can help you improve your score.
How it works
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Your results:
what to expect
Your results will be delivered in two online reports totalling over 200 pages: one focusing on your DNA and the other on epigenetics.
The DNA report will provide a breakdown of which traits, characteristics, and health risks you’re prone to, plus guidance on what that means for your health. We’ll also give advice on how to act on your results: for example, how much recovery time is recommended between exercise sessions and which weight loss approach is likely to be more effective.
Your epigenetic results will provide four readings regarding your biological age and one relating to your risk of inflammation, plus whether these fall into a “healthy” range. The healthy range represents the typical biological age for people in your chronological age range.
You’ll also get detailed and personalised recommendations on how you can improve your biological age. This includes advice on which nutrients to eat and what types of exercise may be most beneficial.
While this test is accurate in analysing both your DNA and epigenetic markers, your results are not a diagnosis of any health problems. Even if your results indicate an increased risk of disease, this doesn’t mean that you have or will necessarily get that disease—your genes are just one factor that influence your health, alongside your lifestyle, environment, and more.

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FAQs
Epigenetic testing looks at whether certain genes are switched on or off. This can tell us whether the instructions that gene contains are actually being carried out inside the body. When certain genes are switched off, it can cause damage to build up inside your cells and for your body to age faster.
The amount of damage that’s accumulated is used to determine your biological age, which is the rate at which your body is ageing. It can indicate your overall health and predict your risk of developing disease.
Unlike your chronological age, your biological age is reversible. Epigenetics are shaped by your environment and lifestyle, and through epigenetic testing we can pinpoint which changes can help improve your health.
To provide this level of insight into your health, our accredited labs need to sort and analyse a lot of genetic data (we’re talking thousands of data points) using various techniques. Results are then validated by registered clinical scientists and doctors. This process currently takes about 10 weeks.
Yes, epigenetic testing can provide personalised insights about which nutrients and dietary habits can improve your health and wellbeing. Your test results will also suggest foods that contain key nutrients so you can work them into your meal planning.
Refrain from eating, drinking, and smoking for at least 30 minutes before you take the test.
Aside from that, there’s nothing else you need to do.
This test is accurate in identifying epigenetic markers and DNA sequences, provided that you don’t eat, drink, or smoke at least 30 minutes before taking it.
Our tests meet high standards for best practice and safety. We are CQC registered, which is a quality mark for health services you can trust, and are UKAS accredited—along with all of our labs. All our tests are validated by registered clinical scientists and doctors.
