Genes are the blueprint of our body, responsible for how we develop and function. They can influence our health in several ways:

1. Epigenetics: Changes that affect gene expression without altering the DNA sequence can also impact health. These epigenetic modifications can be influenced by stress, diet, and toxins.
2. Complex Diseases: Many health issues, such as heart disease and diabetes, arise from a mix of genetic factors and lifestyle choices. This means that while your genes may predispose you to a condition, your environment and habits also play a significant role.
3. Gene-Environment Interaction: Your genetic makeup can interact with your environment. For example, someone genetically prone to high cholesterol may avoid heart disease if they maintain a healthy diet.

Understanding how genes relate to diseases helps us to develop a tailord prevention strategy based on your individual genetic profile.

We'll find the cause and tailor your support plan!