Learn first. Then decide.
The education is free. The guides are a few dollars. The interpretation, with me, is the thing you pay for. Start wherever your question is.
Four things to take before you spend anything.
How to Choose a DNA Test
Eight kinds of test side by side, what each reads and costs, and ten questions to ask before you spit in a tube. No company names, in plain English.
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The 2026 Case Study Brochure
What a genomic read looks like in real life: two people with the same dementia fear, two men with the same testosterone number, the card your prescriber will use, and the three programs. Composite stories, no prices.
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The Four Patterns Field Guide
Why you handle stress, sleep, mood, and recovery the way you do: two settings, four baseline patterns, two pages on each. Then the three-minute quiz tells you which one is yours.
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The Genomics Lounge
Seven days free. The weekly live hour, a video library that grows every week, and me, whenever a question comes up. Nobody needs a test to be a member.
Try the LoungeOne question each, answered properly.
Each guide takes one question people bring me and answers it the way I would across a desk: the biology, the genes that shape it, what to measure, and what to ask your physician. For education; nothing here diagnoses or treats.
The Methylation Map
Your methylation test, read with you: four answers about how you're built, which forms of folate and B12 your letters point to, and the two blood numbers to watch.
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Who Gets UTIs, and Who Doesn't
Why some women get them again and again while their friends never do: the genetics, the blood type, the biology, and what helps prevent them.
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Why Your Gut Overreacts
Bad food, nerves, leftovers, your cycle: how your gut's alarm works, what serotonin, stress, histamine and hormones have to do with it, and what helps.
See the guideAlarm
The Alzheimer's Alarm
What a risk result actually tells you and what it doesn't, where the drugs and treatments stand today, and the questions worth bringing to your physician.
Coming soonPathway
The Hormone Pathway
How your body makes, uses, and clears its hormones, what your wiring changes about that, and what to bring to the HRT or TRT conversation with your prescriber.
Coming soonGuide
The Longevity Guide
The cardiovascular and nutrition genes worth knowing early, what they tend to mean, and what to watch in your labs over the decades.
Coming soonThree kinds of visitor. Three first steps.
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Already tested?
A methylation report is the most common one people bring me. The Map reads it with you.
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Have a question?
Pick the guide that asks it. Each one is a few dollars and an afternoon, and ends with what to ask your physician.
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Want the whole picture?
Start with your pattern, then fifteen minutes with me, free. How it starts.
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