Why Do We Test Genetic SNPs?
Each person has a set of genes - about 20,000 in all. Your body contains 50 trillion cells, and almost every one of them contains the complete set of instructions for making you. These instructions are encoded in your DNA.
Looking at genetic SNP tests help us shape your specific treatment protocol to best aid your ability to recover from disease. Variants (or defects) effect function, your strength to fight cancer, your ability to detoxify, and your ease of healing.
Genes Leave Clues
While we don't "treat the defect", we DO support the pathway. Every gene makes an enzyme with a specific duty. When we know the minor flaws that contribute to cancer, we can better adjust therapy to your unique situation.
This video explains the benefits of supporting specific pathways to improve general health. While we no longer do one-on-one Genetic Consults explained in the video, we offer something BETTER - Full access to our Read Your genes COURSE!
It's Your Life Story
While your genes may 'tell your story', YOU get to write the ending. It is what you do with the information that makes the difference.
Do Genes Cause Cancer?
Genetic defects are not the cause of cancer, however, defects in specific gene SNPs may lead to factors that may make cancer more likely.
When we look at a person's genetic profile, we are researching SNP defects that involve detoxification pathways, oxalate pathways, histamine pathways, and dozens of others. Issues with these may lead to many health problems that, if addressed, help improve outcomes.