Did you know you can increase your energy, vitality and health by matching your nutrition and lifestyle choices to your own personal genetic profile? Compare the following cases. Winston Churchill smoked, had a very stressful job, was allergic to exercise yet he lived to a ripe old 90 years without any major health conditions. Jim Fixx authored "The Complete Book of Running", and helped launch America's fitness revolution, yet died at 52 of a massive heart attack. The point here is that it's easier to predict what your body is capable of achieving and how you can optimise your health by determining your genetic make-up.

The good news is that:

1. We are not destined to become what our genes tell us. How we express our genetic makeup is affected by our diet, exercise, lifestyle and nutrient intake. However knowing our predispositions can motivate and influence our lifestyle choices. It can also assist in those "tricky" scenarios where you might be doing all the right things (eating well, exercising etc), but the weight plateaus or blood pressure remains high.
2. The cost is affordable. In the past such a test used to thousands of dollars, with no follow up or advice on how to take proactive measures.
3. It's safe, 100% reliable and accurate and uniquely you.

Take, for example, the MTHR gene. Variations in this gene can predispose one to increasing weight, cognitive decline (e.g. foggy memory, a predisposition to Alzheimer's), increased miscarriage risk and fertility problems, and increased risk of stroke and cardiovascular disease. A person may not express any symptoms if they are eating a folate rich diet, taking some appropriate supplements and exercising.

Furthermore, studies have shown that people who eat and life in accordance with their genes lose more weight and keep it off for longer than those who don't know what their DNA is telling them.

Call now and mention the special website deal of $10 off you profile of 40 genes, a report and initial consultation to begin optimising your health. Regular price $357, now $347 for a limited time.