Your medication will work the first time.
No side effects, no trial-and-error dosing. Find out which medications suit your body before your doctor prescribes them.
What you get
Confidence from the first dose
Know your medication will work without side effects — no need to experiment on yourself.
Save 3-6 months
Skip the trial-and-error cycles — get the right medication immediately.
Control over your treatment
Come to your doctor with a plan — know which medications work specifically for you.
Understanding the reasons
Find out why past medications didn't work — it's not you, it's genetics.
Know if you need a standard dose
Your body may process medications quickly or slowly. Find this out before starting — avoid side effects from overdose and wasted time on ineffective doses. Some medications (statins, heart drugs) can build up to dangerous levels. You'll know if this threatens you. for antidepressants and painkillers, your body must be able to use them. Find out before your first dose.
Understand why past medications failed
Find the genetic reason for previous side effects — it wasn't weakness, it was biology. Get a list of alternatives from the same group that will suit your body. Come to your doctor prepared with a clear report based on international medical standards — your doctor will see this is science, not a internet quiz.
When you critically need this
Starting a new course of treatment (antidepressants, statins, blood pressure medications)? Changed 2+ medications already — none worked or caused side effects? Taking multiple medications simultaneously — higher interaction risk? Planning long-term therapy — want to choose the right drug immediately? 30% of people find standard doses don't work or cause side effects. Find out which group you're in — before your first dose.
Real story: Sarah, 34, changed 4 antidepressants in one year
None worked or caused unbearable side effects. Her genetic test revealed she processes certain medications too quickly — standard doses couldn't help. Her doctor adjusted the treatment plan based on her genetics. Results appeared in 2 weeks. Sarah now knows: she wasn't 'treatment-resistant' — it was her biology. One test saved her 6+ months of trial and error.
FAQs
My doctor won't look at my genetic report
What if I learn something scary about myself?
This is too complex, I don't understand medicine
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