GENEPRO+ NUTRIGENOMICS TEST

Your DNA isn't
the average.

your plan shouldn't be.

100+ genetic markers across eleven wellness categories — a precision map of how your body processes nutrients, translated into a practitioner-ready supplement protocol.

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BUCCAL SWAB · 100+ MARKERS · 11 WELLNESS CATEGORIES · ANONYMOUS RESULTS

GenePro+ Nutrigenomics Test bottle

See it in action

A swab. A kit. A plan.

Fifteen seconds of what GenePro+ actually looks like in practice — register, swab, mail. Results back in weeks.

DEPTH
100+ markers

Real coverage, not a gimmick.

GenePro+ reads over 100 SNPs tied to nutrient metabolism, methylation, detoxification, and more — enough signal to build a real plan.

BREADTH
11 wellness categories

One test, eleven lenses.

From methylation pathways to metabolic function, cognitive health to immune resilience — a cross-section of how your body actually runs.

SIMPLICITY
1 buccal swab

Cheek swab to clinic insight.

Register, swab, mail. No lab visit, no blood draw. Results are anonymized and route through your practitioner for clinical interpretation.

Most supplement advice is built for the statistical average of 8 billion people.

You are not that.
Your DNA isn't either.

How it works

Three steps.

01 / REGISTER

Register online.

Create an account in your provider's eStore and link your kit's unique ID. Required so your sample and results route privately — no personal information is attached to the DNA itself.

Email
Kit ID GP-XXXX-XXXX
Link to account
02 / COLLECT

Swab the inside of your cheek.

Detailed instructions come in the kit. Takes about 60 seconds — no blood, no appointment, no fasting.

03 / MAIL

Drop it in the mailbox.

Prepaid return envelope ships with the kit. Results come back anonymized and keyed to your registration ID — your practitioner reviews them with you.

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Questions

Frequently asked.

What does GenePro+ actually test?
GenePro+ analyzes over 100 genetic markers (SNPs) across eleven wellness categories — methylation, detoxification, metabolic function, cognitive health, hormone balance, and more. It reads your specific variants and translates them into actionable clinical insights a practitioner can use to build a personalized supplement and lifestyle protocol.
How is this different from 23andMe or AncestryDNA?
Consumer DNA services focus on ancestry and broad health risk signals. GenePro+ is nutrigenomics — purpose-built for practitioners to guide nutrition and supplementation decisions. Different markers, different analytical focus, and clinician-ready reports rather than generic wellness insights.
Do I need a practitioner to order it?
You can purchase the kit directly, but the real value comes from reviewing results with a trained practitioner — functional medicine doctor, naturopath, nutritionist, or integrative physician — who can translate the genetic data into a protocol. Many buyers who don't have a practitioner use their results with a telehealth clinician.
How long until I get results?
Turnaround typically runs 3–4 weeks from when the lab receives your sample. You'll be notified through your registered account when the report is ready.
Is my DNA data private?
Yes. The tests are designed to be completely anonymous. Your kit uses a unique registration ID that links results to your provider account — your DNA itself is never attached to your personal information in the lab's system.
What do I actually do with my results?
Your report identifies genetic tendencies across eleven wellness categories — which pathways run efficiently, which need support, which nutrients your body processes well versus poorly. A practitioner interprets these findings and builds a supplement and lifestyle protocol tailored to your variants.
Is it a one-time test?
Yes. Your DNA doesn't change, so you only need to test once. Your results remain relevant for life, though new research may add additional interpretations over time.
Does insurance cover it?
Nutrigenomic testing is typically not covered by insurance, but the kit may qualify for HSA or FSA reimbursement. Check with your plan administrator.

The Science

Your DNA, decoded.

genetics

What is nutrigenomics? A plain-English guide to DNA-based nutrition

Nutrigenomics is the study of how your genes shape what you eat — and what you absorb. Here's what the field actually tells us, which variants have enough evidence to act on, and how to translate a DNA panel into a real supplement protocol.

Mar 15, 2026 →

genetics

The SNPs that actually affect how you process nutrients

Consumer genetic reports list hundreds of SNPs. Only a handful have the evidence to change what you eat or supplement. Here are the ones with enough clinical weight to act on.

Feb 18, 2026 →

mthfr

How to get tested for MTHFR (and what the results mean)

There are three realistic ways to test for MTHFR — single-gene panel, comprehensive nutrigenomics, or consumer kit. Here's how each works, what they cost, and what the results actually tell you.

Mar 5, 2026 →

READY TO ACT ON YOUR RESULTS?

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Methylation Complete™

1 in 3 Americans carry MTHFR variants that stall the methylation cycle. Methylation Complete™ delivers pre-converted B12, B6, and 5-MTHF sublingually — the exact cofactors that bypass the genetic bottleneck.

If your GenePro+ results flag methylation, start here. Clean, clinical, daily support for the pathway that powers 200+ biochemical processes.

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Peer-reviewed support

The science of personalized genetics.

Nutrigenomics research shows that common SNPs in methylation, detoxification, and hormone-metabolism genes can meaningfully shape how each person responds to diet, nutrients, and lifestyle. Buccal-cell DNA sampling has been validated as a reliable, non-invasive alternative to blood for this kind of genotyping.

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*These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.