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Food intolerances or allergies often lead to chronic inflammatory conditions responsible for many diseases. Most immune cells are located in the gastrointestinal tract and consuming intolerable foods can mislead them, thus weaking the immune system and increasing susceptions to serious illness. Therefore, it is important to take care of the correct diet and to exclude or limit all harmful factors in it.
Many food hypersensitivity is genetically determined and an appropriate study allows identification of individual predispositions of the organism in question to a specific disorder. By knowing the results of such a study, you can change your lifestyle accordingly and minimize or eliminate the risk of symptoms altogether.
Folic acid is a water-soluble vitamin B9 that is not produced by the human body. It is naturally found in green leafy vegetables: asparagus, salad, broccoli, cabbage, brussels sprouts and citrus fruit, meat or yeast. It is very important for normal growth and development of the body.
Folic acid plays a very important role in the functioning of the nervous and circulatory system. Deficiencies of vitamin B9 impair the process of producing dopamine, adrenaline and noradrenaline leading to depression and nervous system disorders. In addition, symptoms may include anemia, atherosesis or increased risk of cancer. Its deficiencies are particularly serious during pregnancy, as they negatively affect the development of the child.
The MTHFR gene is responsible for the normal metabolism of folic acid. It encodes the enzyme, which is responsible for altering the intake of folic acid into a form that is assimilable to the human body. Changes in the MTHFR gene may result in decreased folic acid conversion activity by approximately 70%. In the case of adverse genetic variants, the human body cannot cope with the correct conversion of this vitamin.
The study is especially recommended for women who plan to enlarge the family, for whom the correct level of vitamin B9 will be particularly beings, as well as all who want to better care for their health.
You can transfer/donate selected studies to another person. You just need to enter the box names for each of the selected products when completing your order after entering your shipping address. By giving different names of boxes (e.g. 1-my, 2-for-mum) You can create test kits for both yourself and the people you want to donate GeneMe study to.
Each successive test within one SWAT (i.e. one box) is awarded for 50% of the price.
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