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Our Knowledge Centre: DNA Education & Genetic Science

October 1, 2025

Many people take Vitamin D supplements but still struggle with low energy or a weak immune system. The problem often isn’t the vitamin itself, but how your body is built

September 23, 2025

Your response to stress is not just a matter of personality, it is influenced by your DNA. One important factor is a common genetic variation called the COMT gene mutation.

August 28, 2025

The conversation about Alzheimer’s often starts with genetics, but it should end with empowerment. Your genes are only one part of the story. Lifestyle choices, environmental factors, and even epigenetic

August 28, 2025

The APOE gene often makes headlines for its link to Alzheimer’s disease. While that connection is real, it’s only a small part of a much bigger story. This gene is

May 25, 2025

Some people are more likely to develop celiac disease due to their genetic predisposition. However, if you want to know whether you belong to that group, just do a Celiac

July 10, 2024

Your DNA can reveal how your body processes certain foods, including dairy. If you have an MCM6 gene variation, you might be dealing with lactose intolerance, which affects the regulation

January 27, 2023

What are the benefits of DNA Testing for health? – 87% of participants felt that knowing their DNA information related to diet was helping them to eat healthier for their

February 24, 2022

Myocarditis has gained widespread media attention in the last few months. With February being Heart Month in Canada, we explore this important topic from a genetic perspective and share our

June 4, 2021

Does Alzheimer’s run in your family? Did you know just one variation of the APOE E4 genotype can double your risk of developing Alzheimer’s? The APOE gene is one of

April 21, 2021

Did you know you can learn your genetic risk potential for Alzheimer’s? Did you know Alzheimer’s prevention is possible through diet and lifestyle interventions? You can be proactive with Alzheimer’s