How Your DIET DNA TEST Provides Weightloss Secrets
Using your Genetic Results you can Accelerate Weightloss without DIETING – It’s That Easy
Why Do We All Eat The Same If We Are Born Different?
Studies show that up to 70% of your risk for being overweight is determined by your genes. Your DNA also provides information about your feeding behaviours, natural appetite control, the fat burning process, your genetic need for physical exercise in order to maintain a healthy body weight, and your sensitivity to dietary fat and carbohydrates.
“The myth that our genes determine our fate.“ Deepak Chopra and Rudy Tanzi explain in breathtaking detail the magic of how our diet, our lifestyle, our thoughts, and even our gut bacteria or microbiome ‘talk’ to our genes, regulating which genes get turned on or off, or turned up or down, influencing every aspect of our health.
Your Genetic Uniqueness
Health equality means giving every person the same thing, health equity means giving people what they truly need to reach their optimal health. Your genes and the way they respond to what you eat or don't eat will have a major impact on your present and future health outcomes. Using nutrition to change the way an impaired gene responds is vital to optimal wellbeing.
Destined to be overweight?
Our DNA plays a very big part in the regulation of your body weight. Obesity is a very complex disease, and many factors can contribute to a person being overweight including their genes, behaviour, and the environment. Knowing your genetic predisposition to being overweight, indicates the appropriate measures, guiding you towards a diet unique to your DNA.
What Will The Results Tell You?
Your test results will show your genetic risk to being Overweight, your Exercise Response and Type of Diet. Your report will give you valuable insights as to how to manage your weight, along with dietary effectiveness, based on your genes, such as your carbohydrate and/or fat sensitivity, addictive traits, ‘sweet tooth’, fat breakdown, exercise response during weight loss and micronutrient requirements.
How It Works?
Step One
Obtain a DNA Collection Kit by Placing Your Order.
Step Two
Take a quick cotton bud swab DNA sample from the inside of your cheek. Clear instructions are included in the DNA Collection Kit or watch the online video provided.
Step Three
Return the sample to us or book a courier by sending an email to orders@petersmanjak.com and we will send a courier to collect and deliver to the lab. You will be notified via email when the sample arrives at the laboratory and when your results are ready.
Step Four
Book an online or in person consultation with a qualified practitioner to interpret the 200+ page report to get going.
Do Our Genes Determine Our Response to Diet?
All humans have the same genes arranged in the same order. And more than 99.9% of our DNA sequence is the same. But the few differences between us (all 1.4 million of them!) are enough to make each one of us unique. On average, a human gene will have 1-3 bases that differ from person to person. These differences can change the shape and function of a protein, or they can change how much protein is made, when it’s made, or where it’s made.
No Single Diet Works Best for Everyone
Preliminary results from the PREDICT study, which were presented at the 2019 meeting of the American Society of Nutrition, confirm: Different people respond very differently to the same dietary inputs. There is no one dietary approach that’s going to work best for everyone.
Obesity and The Struggle of Excess Weight
Obesity is, along with cancer, the main global epidemic worldwide. 350 million people are considered obese people, and 1.1 billion overweight. In most cases this is a preventable pathological condition caused by the excessive accumulation of body fat that leads to 2.8 million deaths per year, due to associated risk factors such as cardiovascular, inflammatory diseases, diabetes, stroke and cancer.
Why are genetics important in managing weight?
In most cases struggling to lose weight is caused by a combination of lifestyle choices (processed foods, sedentary routine) and genetic variability (different responses to nutrition and exercise), the same diet and physical activity can have very different effects on different people. Genetics and environment are extremely important factors in deciding how each person should approach weight management.
“I learnt that I have lots of reasons why I struggle with my weight.
It was only when I took a deeper look, at my genetics and the biological pathways at play inside my body, that I started to understand which personalised, targeted changes to make to achieve and maintain the results I'd always been chasing.”
Bella Jenkins
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Studies and experience have shown us that our reaction to certain foods, medication and diets, differ quite substantially in comparison to our friends and family, and this is likely due to the differences in our genetic makeup and their interaction with the environment. One size does not fit all! Human are 99.5% the same, but that 0.5% makes all the difference.
Hippocrates
Greek Physician
Knowing your genetic predisposition to what works and what does not work will enable you to understand and predict personalized metabolic responses to foods and move beyond a ‘one-size-fits-all’ approach to nutrition.
Tim Spector
Professor of Genetic Epidemiology and Director of the TwinsUK Registry at Kings College, London
DIET DNA
Your Start to Knowing Yourself
ONCE OFF
LIFETIME TEST
- Highlights Genetic Weaknesses
- Provides Recommendations
- Best Nutritional Guidelines
Here Are A Few FAQs We Get A Lot:
It will help to choose effective lifestyle interventions such as a change in diet and/or taking the rights supplements for your genetic makeup.
In your Diet DNA test you will be warned of addictive behavioural traits, etc.
Other DNA tests will reveal which diseases you are predisposed to, e.g. cholesterol, type II diabetes.
You will learn of current conditions you may have, e.g. lactose intolerance.
Our other tests, such as the Sport DNA Test will provide more about your athletic potential.
This question has been the driving factor behind ongoing research into genetic testing and its many applications. We live in a world that now believes in prevention ahead of cure, and genetic testing gives us the tools we need to safeguard our vitality by implementing subtle (and sometimes substantial) lifestyle changes.
A comprehensive report, along with a precision nutrition plan, tailored to your genetic needs, enabling you to manage and develop your lifestyle that will be effective in helping you lose weight and reduce your health risks.
Your Report and Plan contains key insights and several practical, personalised recommendations for you to start living your best life.
Results of the Diet DNA test are made available within 14 days
Studies have also shown that genetics appears to account for less than a third of the subjects’ insulin and triglyceride responses. The specific ratio of fats and carbohydrates in the diet were also not strongly predictive. Other factors, such as sleep habits, exercise, stress, and gut microbes appeared to play a much bigger role in our individual responses to diet.
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Why Eat What Everyone Else Is Eating if you are born different
The smartest decision you can make if you know that you are different and should have your own personalised blueprint to weightloss...
- Up to 70% of your risk for being overweight is determined by your genes.
- Reaction to certain foods, medication and diets, differ quite substantially in comparison to our friends and family, and this is likely due to our differences in our genetic makeup
- One size does not fit all! Get to know your genetic uniqueness
- Different people respond very differently to the same dietary inputs. There is no one dietary approach that’s going to work best for everyone.