re: Don't Waste Your Money on Genetic Nutritional Testing

sbjam — Mon, 29 Jan 2007 05:22:59 GMT

I am in total agreement with you for ones that you see advertised and for the majority of items they suggst they screen for. There is one company, however, that does things differently - and you'll never see them advertised. They own the patents for the gene sequences they test for. Specifically, it is "the first and only IL1 gene test to identify an individual’s predisposition for over-expression of inflammation and increased risk for CVD and acute cardiac events." It determines your genetic predisposition to heart disease. 40% of caucasians will generally test positive for this. This is hard science, hard data - now being integrated in to some of the largest long-term heart studies in the world. In addition, the good news is that - if you do test positive - in addition to lifestyle changes, etc., they partnered with a natural vitamin/mineral supplement company that developed an all-natural supplement formula that blocks the expression of that gene/inflammation - if you test positive for it. Very significant science - just getting into publication in the medical journals. Interleukin Genetics and the test is called Gensona. Check it out, talk with the founders of the company or the research staff, review the publications. Ground-breaking science. Critical information.

re: Don't Waste Your Money on Genetic Nutritional Testing

katherine_mayfield_25 — Sat, 27 Jan 2007 18:57:53 GMT

Ditto, Dr Elliott.

re: Don't Waste Your Money on Genetic Nutritional Testing

Russ Bianchi — Fri, 26 Jan 2007 15:58:33 GMT

As the City Of Troy learned, the hard way, beware of Greeks bearing gifts.

So too we see that PT Barnum was correct: "There is a sucker born every minute", and such 'gene nutritional testing' as mentioned in this illuminating article from Dr. Mercola, once again verifies a shortage of common sense toward nutritional wholesomensss, simplicity, regular low impact exercise, happiness and well being.