HIPAA
Genetic testing has existed in various forms for more than 70 years for a multitude of reasons.
Clinical Testing
(Medical diagnosis and treatment for what is wrong with you…)
Gene Panel Tests, Chromosomal Microarray (CMA), Whole Exome or Genome Sequencing, Pharmacogenomic Testing: Analyze multiple genes or the billions of data points from your entire DNA sequencing to help determine “what is wrong with you,” which is an integral part of providing medical professionals with highly targeted care, medications, and dosing to fix, repair, or correct what is wrong with you. (This high-value, high-risk information is to be protected under the HIPAA guidelines.)
SNP Genetic Information
(General wellness and athletic performance traits for what is right with you!)
Instead of exposing a large genetic panel with billions of genetic data points, direct-to-consumer “genetic testing” uses small variations within a single gene (known as single-nucleotide polymorphisms, or SNPs) that reveal less medically sensitive information and more wellness and athletic performance traits for educational purposes.
While predicting future disease states and treatment requires large amounts of genetic material and data, SNPs (less than 2% of your genetic code) provide enough educational insights to produce a personalized blueprint that optimizes physical, mental, and emotional potential, reduces injury risks, and refines daily routines. These routines include…
Nutritional Guidelines
Injury Prevention & Risk Mitigation
Optimized Energy Use, Recovery and Sleep Strategies
Muscle Composition