Dr. Lois Nahirney is the President and CEO of DNA Power Inc., a company using DNA testing to improve health and wellness. Her goal is to help people make better choices through personalized, preventive care. Lois has held senior roles at major companies like Teekay Corporation and BC Hydro. She brings strong leadership and global business experience to her work. She is also the Inaugural Chair of the Canadian Women’s International Network (CanWIN). Lois holds a Doctorate in Business Administration and cares deeply about diversity and inclusion. She has advised the BC Government and supported many organizations. Lois has been named one of Canada’s Most Powerful Women.
If you ignore lactose intolerance, the most likely result is not hidden damage to your body but recurring digestive symptoms that keep coming back every time lactose exceeds your personal limit. For many people, that means bloating, gas, diarrhea, cramps, nausea, and avoidable discomfort after milk, ice cream, creamy sauces, or other dairy-heavy foods. At […]
You can get a DNA test done at home with our tests. That means no clinic visit, no waiting room, and no extra appointment just to start learning more about your body. With a simple at-home collection kit, you can collect your sample, send it back, and access your report from the comfort of home. […]
Every year on April 25th, people around the world celebrate DNA Day, a day dedicated to one of the most important scientific discoveries in human history: the structure of DNA. But beyond science classrooms and research labs, DNA Day has become a growing moment for self-discovery, health awareness, and personal empowerment through genetics. Whether you’re […]
Aging is influenced by more than just time. Genetics, DNA repair, oxidative stress, methylation, and lifestyle all play a role in how the body changes over time. Research suggests that inherited factors may account for roughly 20% to 40% of human lifespan, while DNA methylation, genomic stability, and age-related pathways may help explain why some […]
The gut microbiome may influence far more than digestion. Research suggests that changes in gut bacteria can affect inflammation, metabolism, gut barrier integrity, immune activity, and even mood. That means gut imbalance may be linked not only to digestive symptoms like bloating, constipation, and diarrhea, but also to broader health concerns such as obesity, type […]
Science shows that over 20% of people are born with a “Worrier” brain type. This means their minds actually clear out stress chemicals up to 40% slower than others. Learning exactly how the COMT gene affects stress can completely change your approach to anxiety. Therefore, knowing your specific genetic code stops the daily guessing game. […]
Countless people waste hundreds of dollars on generic vitamins to fix their daily mental exhaustion. Unfortunately, those quick fixes fail when your body has a hidden chemical block. Because of this, discovering how DNA can help you tell the difference between burnout and brain fog can be a total game-changer. Your personal genes actually decide […]
Your heart health depends on more than just standard lipid numbers. The link between the MTHFR gene and cholesterol involves a vital process called methylation. This cycle converts amino acids like homocysteine into safe methionine. If this process slows down, your arteries face risks despite healthy habits. Consequently, genetic insights offer a clearer view of […]
Doctors often see patients with perfect cholesterol levels who still suffer from hidden arterial damage. In fact, a toxic amino acid called homocysteine is usually the real culprit behind this missing puzzle piece. Managing high homocysteine and heart health requires a closer look at your unique DNA. Specifically, the AHCY and MTR genes act as […]
The New Year’s resolutions are set: a cleaner diet, regular exercise, and better sleep hygiene. Yet, a persistent feeling of fatigue often lingers. If being tired feels permanent, the answer may not lie in another diet plan, but deep within the cells. The root cause could be an impairment in a fundamental biological process: the […]
