#genetic profile

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New Study Revises Genetic Context of Ötzi the Iceman 🚨

A recent Nature Communications study analyzed ancient DNA from 47 individuals who lived in the Eastern Alps between 6400 and 1300 B.C.

The findings reveal that while Ötzi the Iceman shared high Anatolian Neolithic farmer ancestry with his contemporaries, his genetic profile was notably distinct.

Ötzi’s maternal lineage appears to be extinct, and his Y-DNA differs from nearby individuals, suggesting localized genetic isolation or drift.

These results challenge assumptions of broader Steppe ancestry during the period and highlight the genetic continuity of Alpine farming communities.

The study underscores how micro-regional population histories can diverge significantly, even within geographically close communities.

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Nutrigenomics DNA Test is the Key to Recovery

If you know your genetic profile and what gene variants you have, then you are armed with a very powerful tool for maximising your health potential. We do not inherit a disease state as such, but rather we inherit a set of susceptibility factors to environmental influences that modify the risk of developing a disease or imbalance in the body.

Scientific evidence tells us that our genes are not static, but in fact responsive to the choices we make, which impacts on how effectively they express themselves. Gene expression is a way of explaining how we feel in terms of wellbeing and how effectively our bodies function.

Personalised genetic profile testing focuses on individual risk profiles, including specific nutritional or natural medicine requirements, in combination with traditional risk factors and the familial medical history. This effectively eliminates any guesswork around and what will work for you as the treatment plan is based on your own genetic profile.

The knowledge of genetic factors makes preventative and targeted medicine easier.

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I'm finding my genetic profile absolutely fascinating, especially the strange things that have been included in my profile that seem entirely irrelevant. I have both genes for having a preference for bitter things. I have both genes for being a 'power athlete' (whatever the hell that is... eNOS3 for anyone who knows genetics). In fact, based on my dNA, I should be an amazing athlete, except for the fact that it takes a long time for lactic acid to go away (again, it's in my genes). There are 4 of 5 genes where I have both allele that relate to sprinting in a positive way, yet I was a horrible runner as a kid, so I find it so fascinating. I find the Athletic Performance section of my profile so interesting, partly because they are so damn easy to understand. There are many things that I can see having direct impact on my health through the profile, and having this really is like putting the pieces of the puzzle together. 

I do find the entire thing so interesting. I have only looked through a bit, and the doctor has only gone through half of it with me so far. I definitely want to get another profile done in the future so I can learn even more when science has moved forward even more.

I think I'm going to do lots of research into it all and really understand as much of it as I can. 

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