The results of genetic tests are intended for informational purposes only and should not be considered a
substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. DNA-based predisposition is NOT a
diagnosis of a disease or condition. Predisposition risk or likelihood is a statistical measure based on the latest
advances in genomics science and is provided as an additional layer of information for wellness decision
making. Genetic testing may provide insights into genetic predispositions, but it cannot determine your overall
health or guarantee specific outcomes.
Interpretation of test results should always be performed by a qualified healthcare professional. It is important
to discuss any findings with a doctor or genetic counsellor who can provide guidance tailored to your individual
health context.
Additionally, genetic testing may have implications for family members. Results may reveal information about
heritable conditions that could affect relatives. Therefore, it is recommended to consider familial implications
before proceeding with testing.
By undergoing genetic testing, you acknowledge and accept these limitations and understand that the field of
genetics is continually evolving. Always consult a healthcare professional with any questions or concerns
regarding your health or the results of genetic testing.
Our recommendations fall within general guidelines for wellness and do not constitute medical advice. Consult
with your general physician, dermatologist, personal trainer or other certified experts before making any major
changes to your routines.