Genetic Study (PRS-based) + Results Interpretation

Know your genetics: your personal health map

Have you ever wondered what your DNA says about your health? With the Genetic Study (based on PRS – Polygenic Risk Score), you get a complete and personalized view of your genetic predisposition to multiple health conditions. We bring you the most advanced genetic technology so you can make informed decisions about your well-being.

What is a PRS genetic study?

Polygenic Risk Scores (PRS) are a precision medicine tool that analyzes your DNA to detect small genetic variants that, together, can indicate your predisposition to develop certain diseases. It is like a personalized map that reveals which are your genetic strengths and which areas might need more attention.

This information is based on massive scientific studies (GWAS) that analyze millions of genetic data from people around the world, providing a reliable result and supported by the most advanced science.

What can you discover with this study?

The analysis covers a very broad spectrum of your health. You will learn about your genetic predispositions in the following areas:

Nutrition and metabolism

• Explore whether you have a predisposition to food intolerances: gluten (coeliac disease), lactose, histamine or sucrose.
• How you metabolize alcohol, caffeine and glucose.
• Your optimal levels of vitamins, minerals and omega-3s.
• What type of diet can work better for you.
• How is your thermogenesis profile and sporting performance.

Dermatological health and aging

• Variations related to the health of your skin.
• Genetic markers of cellular aging and longevity.

Hormonal and gynecological health

• Hormonal predispositions.
• Genetic factors related to fertility and female health.

Neurological health

• Predisposition to neurological and cognitive conditions.
• Variations related to brain health.

Cardiovascular health

• Genetic risk of thrombosis, hypertension and lipid abnormalities.

Health, that is, and musculoskeletal

• Predisposition to bone and muscle injuries.
• Variations related to bone density and the health of connective tissue.

Oncological health

• Genetic predispositions to various types of cancer (with a preventive and informative nature).

Pharmacogenetics

• How your genetics influences the way you metabolize different medications.

How does the process work?

1. You receive a sample collection kit — You will receive all the necessary materials at your home. You only need to provide a saliva sample (100% painless and non-invasive).
2. Send the sample to the lab — Use the prepaid envelope included in the kit to send your sample.
3. You receive your results and the professional interpretation — A specialist will review your genetic results and explain them to you clearly and personally during a session, translating scientific information into practical recommendations for your health. Additionally, you will receive a folder with all the reports. *Approximate timeline: 8 weeks

Why is it important to know your genetics?

• Lifetime information: Your DNA does not change. This study accompanies you throughout your life and you can rely on it whenever you need it.
• Periodic updates: As genetic research advances, new studies may provide additional information about your profile. With a single sample, we will send you updates with the latest scientific discoveries, when they are available.
• Professional interpretation included: You don't just receive a report. That's the difference with Health Code, an integrative health and prevention specialist. They review your results and guide you so you understand what they mean for your health and what concrete actions you can take.

Who is it recommended for?

• People who want to get to know their genetic health in depth.
• Those who seek to optimize their diet and physical performance according to their genetics.
• Women who want to better understand their hormonal health.
• People with a family history of diseases and who want to know their predisposition.
• Who wants to personalize their supplementation and epigenetic treatment.
• Anyone interested in preventive medicine and integrative health.

Important notice: The test is based on a genotyping array for informational and preventive purposes. The results indicate genetic predispositions or protections, do not constitute a medical diagnosis, and do not replace individual clinical assessment. To obtain a valid diagnosis, it would be necessary to perform a whole genome sequencing (WSG) analysis.