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Cheek Swap Test Kit

 

Methylation is a fundamental biochemical process involved in gene regulation, detoxification, neurotransmitter production, hormone metabolism and cardiovascular health. Small variations in certain genes can influence how efficiently this process occurs within the body. 

 

The Genetic Methylation Test analyses key genetic variants involved in the methylation pathway using a simple cheek swab sample collected at home.

 

By identifying single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) within important methylation-related genes, this test helps reveal how effectively your body may process nutrients such as folate, vitamin B12 and other cofactors required for optimal methylation.

 

Understanding these genetic patterns can help guide personalised nutrition, supplementation and lifestyle strategies aimed at supporting detoxification pathways, neurological health and metabolic balance.

Genetic Methylation Test

$365.00Price
  • This test evaluates several genes involved in the methylation cycle and related metabolic pathways.

     

    Methylation Cycle Genes

     

    These genes influence how efficiently your body performs methylation reactions that regulate DNA expression and biochemical pathways.

     

    Markers may include:

    • MTHFR
    • MTR
    • MTRR
    • AHCY
    • BHMT

     

    These genes help regulate the conversion of folate and the recycling of homocysteine into methionine, a key step in the methylation cycle. 

     

    Neurotransmitter Regulation Genes

     

    Certain genes influence how methylation affects brain chemistry and neurotransmitter metabolism.

     

    Examples may include:

    • COMT

     

    Variants in these genes can influence how neurotransmitters such as dopamine and norepinephrine are processed in the body. 

     

    Detoxification and Metabolic Pathways

     

    Methylation genes also interact with pathways involved in:

    • Detoxification processes
    • Hormone metabolism
    • Nutrient utilisation
    • Cardiovascular health

     

    Understanding these pathways can provide insight into how genetic differences may influence overall health.

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