Get and Stay Well – Diagnostics

Genetic Testing

Every individual processes food differently. Some people tend to gain weight when their protein intake is high, some people tend to gain weight, when their diet is high in carbohydrates. This is due to certain genetic variants. On genetic levels there are small variants in the DNA, called Polymorphisms, which can affect metabolism. In this context the term nutrigenomics is frequently used.

 

Our genes are the basis for the development of many diseases. We cannot change our genes, but we can influence whether or not they are activated. Not every risk will turn into a medical condition. Wouldn’t it for example be interesting to know, if you carried the risk of suffering a heart attack while at the same time learning how to prevent the disease? Each of us has a very individual susceptibility of how our body responds to the environment.

 

The genetic metabolism analysis provides you with your personal nutrition plan and recommendation. After genetic testing and analysis of 7 genes your individual genetic type can be identified. This test called Co Gap distinguishes four different Meta types, Alpha, Beta, Gamma, and Delta. In addition it assigns to two exercise variants, namely E for endurance or S for speed.

 

The test determines five important weight loss factors: Yoyo effect, muscle mass loss, hunger, satiety, visceral adipose tissue.

 

The individual diet plan is based on the genetic analysis, the gender, the height, the weight and BMI.

 

For whom?

For everybody who would like to know which food he processes easier and which foods boost weight gain.

 

For everybody who would like to archive long term dietary changes.

 

For everybody who would like to know which sport type he is and how to exercise in order to achieve successful weight loss.

 

The weight loss concept is based on a single analysis carried out in the beginning.