Essential Minerals Report
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- Essential Minerals Covered
- Examples
- DNA Compatibility
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Use your DNA to naturally optimize the essential mineral levels in your body.
This app analyzes your DNA and provides you with a highly actionable genetic report that includes:
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Personalized tips on how to balance your levels through nutritious foods, supplementation, and lifestyle changes based on your genetics
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A breakdown of how your genetic variations might be affecting essential mineral levels in your body
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Risk assessments for essential mineral deficiencies
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An analysis of your genetic profile for each essential mineral
Sample Essential Minerals Genetic Report
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- Magnesium (Mg)
- Sodium (Na) including Sodium/Salt-sensitivity
- Potassium (K)
- Calcium (Ca)
- Phosphorus (P)
- Iron(Fe)
- Zinc (Z)
Example 1: Are you genetically prone to iron deficiency?
Iron has a large influence on your energy levels and impacts your brain, immune, and thyroid health. Hepcidin is the hormone that controls iron balance in the body, whereas transferrin and ferritin help transport and store iron.
Inflammation can raise hepcidin levels and trigger anemia that cannot be remedied by increasing iron intake.
Genetic variants that impact iron levels
Example 2: Vitamin D-Related Genes and Calcium Levels
Variants that influence vitamin D levels and activity can affect how well you absorb calcium. In turn, they may affect your risk of osteoporosis and reduce the effectiveness of osteoporosis treatments in menopausal women.
If you have certain genotypes for these SNPs, it is best to optimize your vitamin D levels and ensure the vitamin D receptors in your body function optimally. Some strategies for increasing receptor activity include exercise (weight training) and keeping a healthy circadian rhythm.
Genetic variants that impact calcium levels
Powered by Sequencing.com's Universal Compatibility technology, the Essential Minerals Report app is compatible with genetic data from all DNA tests:
| Test Compatibility | Format Compatibility |
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| Whole Genome Sequencing (WGS) | FASTQ |
| Exome Sequencing (WES) | FASTA |
| Dante Labs | BAM |
| 23andMe | SAM |
| AncestryDNA | CRAM |
| MyHeritage | VCF |
| Genes for Good | GVCF (genome VCF without blocks) |
| Living DNA | gVCF (genome VCF with blocks) |
| HomeDNA | TXT |
| FamilyTreeDNA (FTDNA) | CSV |
| Silverberry Genomix | TAB |
| Toolbox Genomics | gz and zip compressed files |
| Helix | almost all other genetic data formats |
| Nebula Genomics | |
| Vitagene | |
| Veritas Genetics | |
| Human Longevity Inc (HLI) | |
| tellmeGen | |
| 24Genetics | |
| 23Mofang | |
| Illumina | |
| Oxford Nanopore | |
| Affymetrix | |
| GSA | |
| Axiom | |
| almost all other genetic tests |
Where should I get my genes tested?
You can use the raw DNA data you receive from any DNA testing company, such as 23andMe, Ancestry, FamilyTreeDNA, MyHeritage and Dante Labs. Just be aware that not every testing company will include each and every SNP analyzed by this app.
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- Jonathan Ritter, PharmD, PhD (Pharmacology)
- Ana Aleksic, MSc (Pharmacology)
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