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Fitness and Diet at Home DNA Test is a revolutionary new way to get a personalised approach to your health and wellness. This test uses a simple saliva sample to analyze your genetic information and provide insight into how your body processes nutrients, respond to exercise, and more. With this information, you can make informed decisions about your diet and fitness routine to optimize your health and reach your goals. The test is easy to take at home and results are provided in a comprehensive report that includes recommendations tailored to your unique genetic profile. Whether you're looking to lose weight, build muscle, or simply improve your overall health, a Fitness and Diet at Home DNA Test is the perfect starting point. Order now and start your journey to a healthier, happier you!

 

This genetic test measures your innate diet & nutrition makeup:

✔️ Lactose Intolerance

✔️ Fat and Glucose Metabolism

✔️ Caffeine Metabolism

✔️ Alcohol Response

✔️ Folate (B9), Vitamin B12, Vitamin D and Vitamin A

 

Measures your exercise response levels:

✔️ Post-Workout Blood Pressure Response

✔️ Post-Workout Cholesterol Response

✔️ Muscle Power vs. Endurance

✔️ Muscle Growth, Repair and Recovery

✔️ Achilles Tendinopathy

 

Your predisposed sugar conversion and innate diet routines:

✔️ Feeling Full and Hunger Response

✔️ Energy Metabolism

✔️ Food Pleasure Response and Appetite

✔️ Binge Eating and Snacking Behaviour

✔️ Sugar Sensitivity (Sweet tooth)

✔️ Proinsulin Conversion rate

✔️ Fasting Blood Glucose

✔️ Glucose Regulation

✔️ Glucose Uptake Sensitivity

 

Sample collection method:

💦 Cheek swab

1. Your G-plan

Tailor-made action plan that's based on your health, your goals and your genetic profile. Follow the plan and impress yourself with what your body is capable of.

2. Optimise

Whether you are a fitness beginner or an athletic pro, there is always room for improvement. Fitness DNA Test will direct you in the right way.

3. More Knowledge

Understand how you can optimise muscle growth, shed excess body fat, manage blood sugar levels, benefit from your coffee sensitivity and food intolerances and much, much more!

4. PT Inclusive

The 27 genetic reports will also include a tailored 8 weeks exercise and diet plans, built uniquely for you by a qualified Personal Trainer.

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    "I took the Fitness Test and I found the results to be a thorough review. I learnt much more than I anticipated. It broke down any areas of concern in 3 categories, diet and nutrition, body and weight management and exercise response."

    Mrs M. Kelham (GB)

    "I am very happy that I took the decision to do an DNA test, as I had some concerns regarding my health."

    Violeta Grozavu (GB)

    "I tried out the Fitness DNA test and found out a lot of valuable insights of my body and can now adapt to it."

    Customer (GB)

    "The results are very insightful and as I only get the Heart test I think I should get the Fitness test too!!"

    Customer (GB)

    "Excellent professional detailed response. Due to the results and advice, I have been able to alter my eating habits and exercise routine which have improved my overall fitness and well being."

    Gillian (GB)

    Fitness DNA Test

    1. Diet and Nutrition

    Understand how your body metabolises certain nutrients and what type of minerals or vitamins it may require. Your Nutrigenetic profile will enable you to adjust your food intake in line with the way your body absorbs and converts these nutrients.


    1. Lactose Intolerance
    Lactose intolerance is one of the most common intolerances in the world. Milk and dairy products contain a natural sugar called lactose, which is broken down by a protein called lactase in the small intestine. Your ability to produce lactase and tolerance to lactose is affected by your genetics. The test will determine your ability to produce lactase and tolerate lactose in your digestive system.

    2. Fat and Glucose Metabolism
    Fat regulation is essential in ensuring fat is broken down efficiently, which could otherwise lead to conditions such as altered lipid levels, known as dyslipidemia. This test would determine your sensitivity to fat intake.

    Genes tested: PPARG and ADIPOQ.


    3. Caffeine metabolism
    Caffeine is a natural substance found in coffee beans, tea and carbonated drinks. Short term caffeine intake is associated with increased heart rate and a hyper-alert state, these symptoms become less pronounced with long-term caffeine intake. The test will determine the rate of caffeine degradation in your body.

    Gene tested: CUP1A2‍


    4. Alcohol response
    Alcohol has a different effect on each person. Excessive long-term alcohol consumption is associated with developing cardiovascular disease and can negatively impact health and fitness. Genetics are vital in determining adverse side effects of alcohol and how quickly alcohol can be broken down and flushed out of our system. The test will show you how quickly your body processes and eliminates the toxin enabling you to manage your intake accordingly.

    5. Folate (B9), Vitamin B12, Vitamin D and Vitamin A
    Folate, also known as Folic acid or vitamin B9, is a Vitamin required to make DNA and vital for many other processes. Folate cannot be made by the body so needs to be consumed through the diet. If folate levels are not high enough in your diet, you can develop folate deficiency. The test will determine your ability to process folate.

    Gene tested: MTHFR



    Vitamin B12 is required in the production of DNA, amino acids, fatty acids and is essential in other processes. Vitamin B12 cannot be made by the body so needs to be consumed through the diet. If these levels are not high enough in your diet, you can develop Vitamin B12 deficiency. The test will determine your ability to metabolise Vitamin B12.

    Genes tested: FUT and TCN1



    Vitamin D can be obtained by absorption from sunlight and diet. Enzymes in the kidney and liver, then activate vitamin D. Deficiency of the vitamin may cause muscle pain, bone pain and increased fracture risk. The test will determine your ability to break down Vitamin D.

    Gene tested: GC



    Vitamin A regulates growth, bone remodelling, vision, cell growth and immune system function. Vitamin A deficiency is rare but can result in poor vision, weak immune system and increased chance of infection. The test will determine your ability to process Vitamin A.

    Gene tested: BCMO1

    2. Exercise Response

    Gain knowledge and understanding of your specific genes and what impact they may have on your fitness output. Personal trainers will give you personal recommendations for adopting an alternative or new training regimen, so you can experience an efficient response to exercise and achieve improved fitness levels.

    1. Post-Workout Blood Pressure Response
    Regular physical activity is recommended to decrease or maintain overall blood pressure. Genetics can help determine how your blood pressure changes in response to exercise.

    Gene tested: EDN1


    2. Post-Workout Cholesterol Response
    High-density lipoprotein (HDL), also known as ‘good’ cholesterol, removes excess and ‘bad’ cholesterol (LDL) from the bloodstream and prevents it from being deposited in the arteries. The test will determine your response to cholesterol changes post exercise.

    Genes tested: LIPC


    3. Muscle Power & Endurance
    There are two types of muscle fibre, slow twitch and fast twitch. Fast twitch fibres contract quickly and tire easily; they are used in power exercises such as sprinting and weightlifting. Slow twitch fibres are used in endurance exercises such as cycling or long distance running. The proportion of each fibre varies from person to person, due to genetic differences. The test will show whether you are genetically predisposed to perform better in power or endurance exercises.

    Genes tested: ACTN3, NOS3, ACE, AGTR2, PPARA, ACSL1 and NFIA-AS2


    4. Muscle Growth, Repair and Recovery
    Muscle growth, repair and recovery are vital components of a training programme that determine overall exercise performance. A balance between these components allows for normalisation of blood pressure, replenishment of energy stores and maintains homeostasis. The test will assess your immune response during exercise and determine your muscle ability in growth, repair and recovery.

    Genes tested: IL6, TNF and AMPD1


    5. Achilles Tendinopathy
    The Achilles tendon joins the heel bone to our calf muscle, allowing for movement during muscle contraction. Achilles tendinopathy is where there is a gradual deterioration of the tendon due to micro-injuries developed over time. The test will determine your genetic risk of developing this condition.

    Genes tested: MMP3, COL5A1

    3. Body & Weight Management

    Get personalised recommendations on how you can adopt alternative dietary options and routines to achieve a more balanced and healthier lifestyle.
    Our test will also enable you to understand the way your body converts sugar and how sensitive it is to calorie intake.


    1. Feeling Full and Hunger Response
    After food consumption, a hormone called leptin is released which acts on the brain to suppress hunger, making you feel full. Some individuals may continue to feel hungry after eating, due to a genetic variation. This can lead to higher food intake and weight gain. The test will determine your satiety response and the chance of obesity.

    Genes tested: LEPR, SH2B1, MC4R



    Another protein called NYP acts on the brain’s appetite centre to stimulate hunger which contributes to increased food intake and weight gain. The test will determine your hunger stimulation response and the chance of obesity.

    Gene tested: NYP2R


    2. Energy Metabolism
    Decreased energy metabolism contributes to increased weight gain. This test will determine the relationship between energy metabolism, appetite and chance of obesity.

    Gene tested: PCSK1


    3. Food Pleasure Response and Appetite
    Hormones control the brain's pleasure and reward centre. A genetic difference in one hormone receptor may lead to a smaller pleasure response despite having eaten a meal. A smaller pleasure response may increase the desire to consume more food in order to feel more satisfied. The test will determine how a certain chemical controls your brain’s pleasure and reward centre. ‍

    Gene tested: DRD2



    Appetite is controlled by a hormone called Ghrelin. The hormone is involved in increasing appetite to indicate that it is time to eat food. The test will look into how your Ghrelin levels affect your eating behaviour.

    Gene tested: FTO


    4. Binge Eating and Snacking Behaviour
    The protein NMB regulates food intake and can influence binge eating. Leptin on the other hand is a hormone that acts on the areas of the brain responsible for hunger. Changes in leptin function can determine your snacking behaviour and response to food intake. This test will identify your NMB and leptin predisposed levels and your susceptibility to binge-eating and increased snacking behaviour.

    Gene tested: LEPR and NMB


    5. Sugar Sensitivity (Sweet tooth)
    Sugar sensitivity test looks at an individual’s increased preference for sweet foods. Decreased sensitivity can encourage a larger intake of sweet food. In turn, this can cause health consequences like diabetes and dental problems. The test will identify your sugar sensitivity and preference towards consuming sugar-containing food.

    Gene tested: SLC2A2


    6. Proinsulin Conversion rate
    A critical hormone in our body is made from a precursor protein called proinsulin in the pancreas. This hormone has a role in utilising glucose in the body. If an individual has a poor proinsulin conversion rate, there will be less of the hormone produced and a higher glucose level. High glucose in the blood can lead to diabetes and has long-term complications affecting other organs in our system. The test will identify your proinsulin conversion efficiency.

    Genes tested :MADD, ACDY5, GLIS3


    7. Fasting Blood Glucose
    Fasting blood glucose is the glucose level in the blood after a period of not eating. If the level is high, it may indicate type II diabetes mellitus. The test will identify your susceptibility to having high fasting blood glucose levels and your genetic predisposition to type II diabetes mellitus.

    Genes tested: G6P2C, ADRA2A, PROX1, GCK and SLC2A2


    8. Glucose regulation
    Hormone secretion is important in regulating the metabolism of Carbohydrates, Fats and Protein. The test will indicate the chance of pancreas dysfunction in secreting critical hormones that affect the regulation of blood glucose levels.

    Genes tested:TCF7L2, SLC30A8, MTNR1B and Intergenic SNPs


    9. Glucose uptake sensitivity
    Sensitivity to certain hormones in our body affects the uptake of glucose by our cells. High sensitivity towards these hormones will increase the glucose uptake and reduce the chance of type II diabetes mellitus, and vice versa. The test will indicate your predisposition to type II diabetes mellitus.

    Genes tested: NAT2 and Intergenic SNPs

    How it works

    • 1. Order your kit

    • 2. Send your sample

    • 3. Download your reports

    Choose the test which suits you best and order online. There are lots of different delivery options to suit how urgently you need the test. Choose the option which suits you best at checkout. If you order before 3pm your order will be dispatched on the same day.

    Once you receive your kit, register your barcode and take the sample by following the instruction manual. We also have videos available to make the process easier. Place the sample in the package and send it off to the lab. Check out more on the Shipment & Returns page.

    Your results will be processed within 48 hours from the time they are received by the lab. You will get a notification sent to your email once the report is ready! Then you can access the report and even book an appointment with one of our partners if you need more information.

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    • ISO Accredited Labs

      All of our tests are processed at ISO and UKAS accredited labs in the UK

    • Level 3 Personal Trainers

      Genetic reports and consultations are reviewed by UK based Level 3 Personal Trainers

    • CQC registered (Rated Good)

      Rightangled is a CQC registered healthcare provider with a "Good" rating (May 2022)

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    Our customer support is available 7 days a week via Livechat and email. In addition, we have a large list of articles to view and read on our knowledge hub.

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    FAQs

    How is Fitness DNA Test different to others on the market?

    We don’t just provide you with reports based on your DNA. In addition to that, we have an online platform to connect you to qualified specialists. These specialists review your genetic reports while taking your unique lifestyle into consideration.

    This is because your genetics alone are not enough to give a full view of your future health or inner metabolic processes. The environment and your daily lifestyle have a big influence on the way our genes are expressed.

    We believe that to deliver the best and most accurate DNA test, we need specialists to decode the interaction between your genetics and your unique environment. We thrive to deliver reports with unique action plans to help our users achieve their optimal health and fitness goals.

    Do you offer personal training and diet programs?

    Yes, our fitness DNA test comes with a diet and exercise plan uniquely tailored for you. It is based on both your lifestyle and your genetic profile. Our plan will be based on your personal goals, for example to gain muscle or lose weight.