There's no such thing as average. You're biologically unique.
I'm Jennifer Little-Fleck, a biologist. I read your genome with you, then I explain how your lifestyle and your environment act on it.
Jennifer Little-Fleck, CFGP, BcID · Executive Biologist
I have always been fascinated by why I'm not like everyone else.
Why I remember things differently than other people do. Why I say things the way I say them. Why my body behaved differently, and what that difference was made of.
Writing clinical studies, I was drawn to the outliers every time. The average tells you what a population does. The outlier tells you how a person works.
Most people are genuinely surprised by how much of themselves is a genetic tendency. Here's why that's great: when you have a question, there is at least part of an answer.
The rest is usually environment. That is the part you can do something about.
Lifestyle and environment: the part you can do something about.
Genes. Lifestyle. Environment. You are what all three do together.
I don't just explain genetics. Your genes set the tendencies; your lifestyle and your environment decide which of them you ever feel. I read all three with you, because that is what a biologist does.
Your stress pattern is your identity. It runs your whole body.
How much your nervous system registers, and how fast your stress chemistry clears: two settings, four baseline patterns. The same chemistry that decides whether you replay a conversation at 3 a.m. also shapes how you sleep, recover, and respond to medication. It is the first thing I read, because everything else sits on top of it.
Jennifer Little-Fleck, CFGP, BcID. Executive Biologist and Certified Functional Genomic Practitioner. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
I read the science for a living. Now I read it for you.
- Biologist and medical researcher, three decades in health care.
- Medical writer. Dense science, made to make sense.
- Triple-accredited: AANWP, AANWC, and ICAHP.
- Creator of How To Speak Brain, a neuroscience-based communication program. Mentored by cognitive neuroscientists.
- The panel I built, and the way it's explained. What's in it.
You don't build a building without the architectural plans.
Genomics is the plans. Everything else is read against them, in this order.
01
Genes first
Your baseline tendencies. The plans.
02
How you feel now
And how you want to feel. The gap between the two is the assignment.
03
Where you are in real time
Your labs, read against the plans.
04
Close the gaps
With lifestyle and environment. That is where the work happens.
We are not a supplement company wrapped around a genomic test. We are a biologist reading the plans with you.
"It's not jumping on the peptide trend or the testosterone trend. It's knowing what you need. Because we're all getting marketed."
Jeff Hancher
National bestselling author, keynote speaker, and leadership development expert
The same breakfast, two different bodies. That is where the explaining starts.
Your code never changes. Once you understand it, you have it for life.
I write your Personal Overview myself, sit with you for a private session, and then teach one body system a week until you can read your own results without me. Your physician gets a document and a wallet card, so they get data instead of guesswork.
Diagnosis is your physician's; explanation is often mine.
Where to start
- The Easy Start. For when you're well and want to stay that way: the test, your Visual Genomic Insight Report, and forty-five minutes with me on what your body needs.
- The Genomics Immersion. For the concerns you want answers to: the panel, your Personal Overview, a private session, and the weekly hour.
- The Family Immersion. Everyone gets their own everything, then one conversation together.
- Already tested once? Bring your methylation report.
Learn things about yourself you never thought were knowable.
Jennifer Little-Fleck · Executive Biologist · Pittsburgh, PA