Social Interaction*

Genetic variations can influence your social behaviour as well by affecting traits such as empathy, communication skills, emotional regulation, etc. These differences can shape how you interact with others and form relationships. Our Genetic tests enable you to obtain a social profile based on your genetic makeup.

Pain Sensitivity

Genetic variations can affect your body’s sensitivity to pain by influencing how your body perceives and processes pain signals. Various differences in pain pathways and receptors can determine how intensely you experience pain, how you respond to pain relief methods, etc. Understanding your predisposition can guide personalized pain management strategies.

How vulnerable am I to stress?*

Specific genetic variations affect how you as an individual appraise and respond to stress. Genetic differences can affect your vulnerability to stress by influencing the production and regulation of stress hormones like cortisol. This can lead to a greater tendency toward anxiety or difficulty coping with pressure. Understanding your genetic profile can help you adopt a number of targeted stress management strategies.

Worrier or Warrior*

Genetic predispositions can affect whether you tend to be more anxious and cautious (worrier) or resilient and adaptable (warrior) in the face of stress. Variations in neurotransmitter (Dopamine and Serotonin) regulation, stress hormones (Cortisol) etc, affect whether someone is prone to anxiety or stays calm under pressure. Knowing your genetic tendencies can help you in tailoring successful stress management approaches.

Motion Sickness

Motion sickness, often characterized by nausea and dizziness during movement, can be influenced by genetic variations. These differences affect your inner ear's function and how your brain integrates sensory information thereby impacting your body’s response to motion. Understanding your Genetic likelihood towards Motion Sickness can help in producing customised treatment regimen.

Nicotine Dependence

Classical genetic studies indicate that nicotine dependence is a substantially heritable complex disorder. Genetic vulnerabilities to nicotine dependence largely overlap with genetic vulnerabilities to dependence on other addictive substances. Even successful abstinence from nicotine displays substantial genetic predisposition as well. With our genetic tests, now you can find out your susceptibility towards nicotine dependence.

Alcohol Dependence

Alcohol dependence is inherently linked to Genetic Predisposition as well. Genetic variations affect your body’s ability to respond to alcohol, metabolise alcohol, manage unpleasant side effects of drinking alcohol, etc. Even your capability to abstain from alcohol can be linked to your genetics. With our test, now you can know more about your risk for AUD (Alcohol Use Disorder/Dependence).

Nicotine Metabolism

Your genes can influence how efficiently your body metabolises Nicotine. This impacts how long nicotine stays in your system as well as its effect on you. A faster metabolism may reduce dependency on Nicotine, whereas a slower metabolism may increase it. Know your predisposed risk with our genetic tests.

Insomnia

Your genes are partially responsible for your susceptibility to developing Insomnia. This is because your sleeping habits like sleep regulation, quality of sleep, etc are directly related to your genetics. Knowing your predisposition to Insomnia can help you curate suitable treatment regimen.

Sleep Habits /Time

How much rest do you need? What is your natural sleep pattern? What is your preferred sleep-wake schedule? All are inherently linked with your genetics. Variations can push you towards susceptibility of various sleep disorders. Get a step ahead with our Genetic Tests.

Morning or Evening Person

Some people are genetically programmed to go to bed early, whereas others are programmed to be night owls. This happens because genes largely influence your circadian rhythm (internal body clock). Variations can cause you to shift to either one side of the spectrum. Our genetic test can tell you how your genes might affect, whether you're a morning lark or a night owl.

Caffeine Dependence

Caffeine is a drug—a fact many of us forget until we madly crave a double shot. Genetics play an important role in crafting your dependence on Caffeine. Their variations affect how efficiently your body metabolizes caffeine and how sensitive you are to it. Understanding your caffeine dependence can help you in customising intake, if need be.

Alcohol Flush

Alcohol flush, also known as the “Asian Flush” is a condition characterised by occurrence of redness, flushness, dizziness, nausea etc in certain individuals, after drinking alcohol. It is largely caused by genetic variation in an enzyme responsible for metabolizing alcohol. Our Genetic tests can help you understand your predisposition to this condition.

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