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Brighter skin, hair, and nails begins with proper nutrition

Beauty is more than skin-deep—it’s about feeling good and looking good. Your body requires daily nutrients, vitamins, and minerals. Knowing what those are, and your genetic markers when it comes to skin, hair, nails, and aging can help you look and feel good longer.

Customized beauty reports reveal your aging factors

Our beauty reports are tailored to your DNA. Uncover vital genetic information about yourself with reports like Balding, Telomere Length, and Skin Antioxidant Capacity so you understand your aging factors and move through the seasons of your life with grace.

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Once your genetic reports are created, and we understand more about your lifestyle through a quiz, we provide the tools and recommend supplements so you can understand your aging factors related to skin, hair, nails, and of course, aging for better peace of mind about your body’s needs.

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By combining the genetic clues in your Nutrition Reports with your lifestyle quiz answers, we provide you a Nutrition Optimization Guide that stacks your DNA and lifestyle beside one another, then incorporates high-quality supplements to help you achieve your health goals.

Nutrition Reports

Discover which vitamins you could take to properly nourish your body and find out ways to obtain them through your diet. Boost your heart, bone, brain, and muscle health while also learning how to protect yourself from free radicals.

Energy Reports

Know your genetic markers related to sleep, caffeine, and exercise so you can do what’s best for your body. Understand how your lifestyle choices stack up against your DNA so you can choose the supplements you are most likely to benefit from.

Brain Health Reports

Unveil the secret inner workings of your mighty mind and your propensity for producing feel-good hormones like the “bliss molecule.” Explore mind-bending reports related to resilience, impulse control, stress reactivity and more!

Beauty Reports

Age before beauty? Why not both? Hone in on your aging factors related to skin, hair, nails, and of course, aging! Delve deep into the wisdom of your body with reports relating to telomere length, age spots, skin antioxidant capacity, and thick, greying, or curly hair.

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By combining the genetic clues in your Weight Loss Reports with your lifestyle quiz answers, we provide you a Weight Loss Optimization Guide that suggests a daily allowance broken down into fat, protein, and carbs, to achieve your health goals, as well as diet and recipe recommendations for every meal.

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Learn the science behind your health so you can make more informed decisions about which foods to eat, and how much. Understand your body’s predisposition to triglyceride, testosterone, and FSH levels so you can give your body what it needs.

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Discover a blueprint for weight loss, customized to your body with a DNA-based analysis of your body’s potential strengths and needs. Keep your energy levels steady with Vitamins B1, B6, and B9 so you can manage your weight effectively.

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Learn your body’s genetic profile when it comes to BMI and fat retention, so you can better plan for your diet and fitness goals. Identify ways to reach your goals with supplements that can provide you more energy, better sleep, and overall balanced health.

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Supplements to Help You Shine Like the Sun

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Magnesium

Magnesium is a metal, and an important mineral involved in over 300 chemical reactions in the body. The average adult has around 25 grams of magnesium in their body. It's needed to support your bone structure and fuel your body with the energy it needs. Even your cells need it to make new DNA. Magnesium is crucial for sending signals along your nerves. It's also used for flexing and relaxing those award-winning biceps of yours.

Benefits of Supplement

  • Regulates sugar and lactate for optimal energy
  • Boosting mood and supporting mental health
  • Promotes sleep
  • Can help relieve muscle cramps

Symptoms of Deficiency

  • Loss of appetite
  • Nausea and vomiting
  • Fatigue
  • Feelings of weakness

Omega-3

Omega-3’s are fatty acids found in foods such as fish, flaxseed, and dietary supplements like fish oil. Omega-3's have important structural and chemical roles in the body. They form the building blocks of cell membranes, the structures that enclose all the cells in your body. Omega-3's are also used in making other molecules that regulate inflammation, blood flow, and blood clotting. Needless to say, Omega-3’s do a pretty important job.

Benefits of Supplement

  • Reduced inflammation
  • Better cardiovascular health
  • Improved mood
  • Fueling your body

Symptoms of Deficiency

  • Increased inflammation
  • No protective effect on cardiovascular health
  • No possible benefit for depression and anxiety
  • Lack of fuel for cell membranes and other body structures

Vitamin A (Vision Support)

Vitamin A is crucial for healthy eyes, and a deficiency can affect your night vision superpowers. Vitamin A is also good for your skin, fighting inflammation, and helping retain moisture. If you are lacking this nutrient, you may notice dry skin and eyes. And it’s possible to have acne or breakouts without the help of its anti-inflammatory properties.

Benefits of Supplement

  • Supports eye health
  • Makes for healthy, vibrant skin
  • Reduces inflammation
  • Antioxidant activity to fight free radicals

Symptoms of Deficiency

  • Small white spots on corneas

Vitamin B1

Also known as thamin or thiamine, vitamin B1 is an essential nutrient that helps your cells sap all the energy from the food you eat to provide your heart and brain with a steady stream of energy. If you’re feeling confused or that your memory is gradually declining, then a lack of B1 may just be the culprit. Since very little thiamin (B1) is stored in the liver, it's important to get enough of this nutrient every single day.

Benefits of Supplement

  • Supports good heart function
  • Preventing fatigue
  • Supporting best cognitive function
  • Fuels your body

Symptoms of Deficiency

  • Fatigue
  • Muscle weakness
  • Low appetite
  • Poorer cognitive performance

Vitamin B6

Also known as pyridoxine, vitamin B6 is an essential nutrient required for over 140 chemical reactions in the body. Vitamin B6 supports production of hemoglobin—the molecule that transports oxygen through your bloodstream. B6 is also important for your immune system, promoting the growth of immune cells and production of immunity signal molecules.

Benefits of Supplement

  • Reducing inflammation
  • Boost cognitive function
  • Reducing symptoms of PMS
  • Preventing fatigue

Symptoms of Deficiency

  • Skin rash/inflammation
  • Mouth ulcers
  • Fatigue
  • Poorer cognitive function

Vitamin B9/Folate

Folate is a water-soluble B vitamin that used to be known as “folacin”. Leafy green veggies and fortified grains are loaded with B9 and can help you get the folate that your body needs. Before folate can enter your bloodstream, it must be metabolized by an enzyme called dihydrofolate reductase. However, this enzyme behaves differently depending on the person. Genes also play a huge role in your body’s ability to break down folate. A significant number of people have a gene variant that affects their ability to metabolize folate.

Benefits of Supplement

  • Supporting good cognitive function
  • Improving mood
  • Boosting heart health
  • Important prenatal vitamin

Symptoms of Deficiency

  • Fatigue
  • Irritability
  • Difficulty concentrating
  • Headache

Vitamin B12

Vitamin B12 is essential for keeping your nerves healthy so they can send signals around your body. It also helps make the red blood cells that transport oxygen from your lungs to your little toe and everywhere in between. Plus, it helps your body make new DNA for the new cells that are constantly replacing old or damaged ones. Scrumptious seafood like clams and salmon are particularly high in B12. Other meats, dairy, and poultry are also rich in this nutrient.

Benefits of Supplement

  • Supporting healthy blood cells
  • Boosting mood
  • Preventing fatigue
  • Giving healthy color

Symptoms of Deficiency

  • Fatigue
  • Pale Skin
  • Reduced red and white blood cells

Vitamin C

Vitamin C is an antioxidant that loads your immune system with the ammo it needs to help your body annihilate foreign pathogens. Signs of vitamin C deficiency can appear within one month. Being low in this nutrient can first cause fatigue and gum inflammation. Deficient people may also notice skin discoloration and joint pain.

Benefits of Supplement

  • Supporting a healthy immune system
  • Ensuring good collagen production
  • Important for cardiovascular health
  • Antioxidant properties

Symptoms of Deficiency

  • Fatigue
  • Lowered immunity
  • Gum inflammation
  • Joint pain

Vitamin D

Also known as calciferol, vitamin D interacts with most of your organs, including your brain. Humans are able to produce this nutrient using the sun’s radiant UV energy. However, older people and people with darker skin are less able to produce enough vitamin D from sunlight alone. And since the sun is weaker in more northern regions, people living in those areas may also be at risk of lower vitamin D.

Benefits of Supplement

  • Aches, pains, stress fractures
  • Weakened immune system
  • Muscle tension and cramps
  • Low mood

Symptoms of Deficiency

  • Supporting strong bones and teeth
  • Better and healthier immune system
  • Improving mood
  • Maintaining appropriate calcium levels

Vitamin E

Also called alpha-tocopherol, vitamin E is an essential nutrient with antioxidant properties. When fats are broken down in the body, chemicals called free radicals are produced. These free radicals may play a role in cancer and cardiovascular disease. Luckily, your body has a natural way to eliminate these free radicals with the help of vitamin E, a potent antioxidant.

Benefits of Supplement

  • Strong antioxidant properties
  • May help reduce menstrual pain
  • Supports a healthy immune system
  • Improving skin appearance

Symptoms of Deficiency

  • Poorer skin appearance
  • Lowered immunity
  • Lack of coordination
  • Eye problems

Magnesium

Magnesium is a metal, and an important mineral involved in over 300 chemical reactions in the body. The average adult has around 25 grams of magnesium in their body. It's needed to support your bone structure and fuel your body with the energy it needs. Even your cells need it to make new DNA. Magnesium is crucial for sending signals along your nerves. It's also used for flexing and relaxing those award-winning biceps of yours.

Benefits of Supplement

  • Regulates sugar and lactate for optimal energy
  • Boosting mood and supporting mental health
  • Promotes sleep
  • Can help relieve muscle cramps

Symptoms of Deficiency

  • Loss of appetite
  • Nausea and vomiting
  • Fatigue
  • Feelings of weakness

Omega-3

Omega-3’s are fatty acids found in foods such as fish, flaxseed, and dietary supplements like fish oil. Omega-3's have important structural and chemical roles in the body. They form the building blocks of cell membranes, the structures that enclose all the cells in your body. Omega-3's are also used in making other molecules that regulate inflammation, blood flow, and blood clotting. Needless to say, Omega-3’s do a pretty important job.

Benefits of Supplement

  • Reduced inflammation
  • Better cardiovascular health
  • Improved mood
  • Fueling your body

Symptoms of Deficiency

  • Increased inflammation
  • No protective effect on cardiovascular health
  • No possible benefit for depression and anxiety
  • Lack of fuel for cell membranes and other body structures

Vitamin A (Vision Support)

Vitamin A is crucial for healthy eyes, and a deficiency can affect your night vision superpowers. Vitamin A is also good for your skin, fighting inflammation, and helping retain moisture. If you are lacking this nutrient, you may notice dry skin and eyes. And it’s possible to have acne or breakouts without the help of its anti-inflammatory properties.

Benefits of Supplement

  • Supports eye health
  • Makes for healthy, vibrant skin
  • Reduces inflammation
  • Antioxidant activity to fight free radicals

Symptoms of Deficiency

  • Small white spots on corneas

Vitamin B1

Also known as thamin or thiamine, vitamin B1 is an essential nutrient that helps your cells sap all the energy from the food you eat to provide your heart and brain with a steady stream of energy. If you’re feeling confused or that your memory is gradually declining, then a lack of B1 may just be the culprit. Since very little thiamin (B1) is stored in the liver, it's important to get enough of this nutrient every single day.

Benefits of Supplement

  • Supports good heart function
  • Preventing fatigue
  • Supporting best cognitive function
  • Fuels your body

Symptoms of Deficiency

  • Fatigue
  • Muscle weakness
  • Low appetite
  • Poorer cognitive performance

Vitamin B6

Also known as pyridoxine, vitamin B6 is an essential nutrient required for over 140 chemical reactions in the body. Vitamin B6 supports production of hemoglobin—the molecule that transports oxygen through your bloodstream. B6 is also important for your immune system, promoting the growth of immune cells and production of immunity signal molecules.

Benefits of Supplement

  • Reducing inflammation
  • Boost cognitive function
  • Reducing symptoms of PMS
  • Preventing fatigue

Symptoms of Deficiency

  • Skin rash/inflammation
  • Mouth ulcers
  • Fatigue
  • Poorer cognitive function

Vitamin B9/Folate

Folate is a water-soluble B vitamin that used to be known as “folacin”. Leafy green veggies and fortified grains are loaded with B9 and can help you get the folate that your body needs. Before folate can enter your bloodstream, it must be metabolized by an enzyme called dihydrofolate reductase. However, this enzyme behaves differently depending on the person. Genes also play a huge role in your body’s ability to break down folate. A significant number of people have a gene variant that affects their ability to metabolize folate.

Benefits of Supplement

  • Supporting good cognitive function
  • Improving mood
  • Boosting heart health
  • Important prenatal vitamin

Symptoms of Deficiency

  • Fatigue
  • Irritability
  • Difficulty concentrating
  • Headache

Vitamin B12

Vitamin B12 is essential for keeping your nerves healthy so they can send signals around your body. It also helps make the red blood cells that transport oxygen from your lungs to your little toe and everywhere in between. Plus, it helps your body make new DNA for the new cells that are constantly replacing old or damaged ones. Scrumptious seafood like clams and salmon are particularly high in B12. Other meats, dairy, and poultry are also rich in this nutrient.

Benefits of Supplement

  • Supporting healthy blood cells
  • Boosting mood
  • Preventing fatigue
  • Giving healthy color

Symptoms of Deficiency

  • Fatigue
  • Pale Skin
  • Reduced red and white blood cells

Vitamin C

Vitamin C is an antioxidant that loads your immune system with the ammo it needs to help your body annihilate foreign pathogens. Signs of vitamin C deficiency can appear within one month. Being low in this nutrient can first cause fatigue and gum inflammation. Deficient people may also notice skin discoloration and joint pain.

Benefits of Supplement

  • Supporting a healthy immune system
  • Ensuring good collagen production
  • Important for cardiovascular health
  • Antioxidant properties

Symptoms of Deficiency

  • Fatigue
  • Lowered immunity
  • Gum inflammation
  • Joint pain

Vitamin D

Also known as calciferol, vitamin D interacts with most of your organs, including your brain. Humans are able to produce this nutrient using the sun’s radiant UV energy. However, older people and people with darker skin are less able to produce enough vitamin D from sunlight alone. And since the sun is weaker in more northern regions, people living in those areas may also be at risk of lower vitamin D.

Benefits of Supplement

  • Aches, pains, stress fractures
  • Weakened immune system
  • Muscle tension and cramps
  • Low mood

Symptoms of Deficiency

  • Supporting strong bones and teeth
  • Better and healthier immune system
  • Improving mood
  • Maintaining appropriate calcium levels

Vitamin E

Also called alpha-tocopherol, vitamin E is an essential nutrient with antioxidant properties. When fats are broken down in the body, chemicals called free radicals are produced. These free radicals may play a role in cancer and cardiovascular disease. Luckily, your body has a natural way to eliminate these free radicals with the help of vitamin E, a potent antioxidant.

Benefits of Supplement

  • Strong antioxidant properties
  • May help reduce menstrual pain
  • Supports a healthy immune system
  • Improving skin appearance

Symptoms of Deficiency

  • Poorer skin appearance
  • Lowered immunity
  • Lack of coordination
  • Eye problems

Genetic Reports for the Lightest and Brightest You

Age Spots

How likely are you to develop age spots?

Also known as sunspots or liver spots, sunspots are small, pigmented areas of skin similar to freckles, but develop with age and sun exposure. Although they’re harmless, some people don’t like how they look.

The gene variant for age spots is close to the skin color gene, and many of these other variants are associated with skin-related traits like freckling and sun sensitivity. Knowing your genetics can help you learn about your predisposition for age spots and what you can do about them.

Greying Hair

Are you more likely to go grey?

Your genes may have something to do with your hair’s natural tendency to go grey (before your counterparts). Unhealthy lifestyle choices may speed up the process. However, managing your stress levels and eating a diet rich in B12 may help your hair grey at a normal rate.

The gene associated with greying hair is often linked to skin, hair, and eye pigmentation as well. It interacts with another gene that works to activate an enzyme essential for the synthesis or melanin, which affects the color of your skin and hair. Knowing your genetics can help you understand your likelihood of having grey hair and what to do about it.

Photoaging

How much melanin are you likely to produce?

Photoaging is skin damage caused by many years of sun exposure, specifically ultraviolet (UV) radiation. Although sunlight is the main culprit of photoaging, some people are more prone than others to be affected by UV radiation based on their genetic makeup.

Your melanocytes are responsible for producing the protective, skin-darkening pigment melanin. The activity of your melanocytes helps protect your skin from UV rays as well as skin cancer. A change in a gene may reduce melanocyte activity and lead to more severe photoaging in certain cases

Skin Antioxidant Capacity

How good is your skin at repairing oxidative damage?

Skin antioxidant capacity is the skin’s natural ability to repair oxidative damage. There are many sources of oxidative damage, in particular UV radiation from the sun. This type of damage influences the appearance of skin aging, causing discoloration and wrinkles.

Your body has a number of genes coding for antioxidant enzymes. A gene variant can affect the activity of a certain enzyme, which in turn can affect the skin’s natural antioxidant ability. Understanding your genetics when it comes to your body’s ability to produce certain enzymes can help you make more informed decisions.

Vitamin E Absorption

When free radicals come knocking at your door, who you gonna call?

Chemicals called free radicals are produced when fats are broken down in the body. Too many free radicals in the body can lead to various health issues, including poorer skin appearance and lowered immunity. That’s where Vitamin E comes in. A potent antioxidant, Vitamin E can help naturally eliminate these free radicals from your body.

Studies reveal that a few genes may play a role in Vitamin E Absorption. The first gene codes for a membrane receptor, which is a type of protein that sits on the surface of cells. The second gene helps regulate High Density Lipoproteins (HDL) levels in the blood. A change in either of these two genes can lead to a change in Vitamin E uptake.

Vitamin D Absorption

How well does your body convert the inactive forms of Vitamin D to the active forms?

Vitamin D is an essential vitamin necessary for your body’s bone structure and several bodily functions, including bone formation and repair, cardiovascular health, and brain functioning. It is typically produced by your skin when you are exposed to sunlight, but it can also be absorbed via food or beverage.

There are at least two genetic markers that help indicate your genetic potential for Vitamin D absorption, and one gene is directly responsible for your ability to absorb and produce Vitamin D. Knowing your likelihood for being able to convert inactive forms of Vitamin D to active forms can help you look ahead and get the proper amount of this vitamin into your diet.

Age Spots

How likely are you to develop age spots?

Also known as sunspots or liver spots, sunspots are small, pigmented areas of skin similar to freckles, but develop with age and sun exposure. Although they’re harmless, some people don’t like how they look.

The gene variant for age spots is close to the skin color gene, and many of these other variants are associated with skin-related traits like freckling and sun sensitivity. Knowing your genetics can help you learn about your predisposition for age spots and what you can do about them.

Greying Hair

Are you more likely to go grey?

Your genes may have something to do with your hair’s natural tendency to go grey (before your counterparts). Unhealthy lifestyle choices may speed up the process. However, managing your stress levels and eating a diet rich in B12 may help your hair grey at a normal rate.

The gene associated with greying hair is often linked to skin, hair, and eye pigmentation as well. It interacts with another gene that works to activate an enzyme essential for the synthesis or melanin, which affects the color of your skin and hair. Knowing your genetics can help you understand your likelihood of having grey hair and what to do about it.

Photoaging

How much melanin are you likely to produce?

Photoaging is skin damage caused by many years of sun exposure, specifically ultraviolet (UV) radiation. Although sunlight is the main culprit of photoaging, some people are more prone than others to be affected by UV radiation based on their genetic makeup.

Your melanocytes are responsible for producing the protective, skin-darkening pigment melanin. The activity of your melanocytes helps protect your skin from UV rays as well as skin cancer. A change in a gene may reduce melanocyte activity and lead to more severe photoaging in certain cases

Skin Antioxidant Capacity

How good is your skin at repairing oxidative damage?

Skin antioxidant capacity is the skin’s natural ability to repair oxidative damage. There are many sources of oxidative damage, in particular UV radiation from the sun. This type of damage influences the appearance of skin aging, causing discoloration and wrinkles.

Your body has a number of genes coding for antioxidant enzymes. A gene variant can affect the activity of a certain enzyme, which in turn can affect the skin’s natural antioxidant ability. Understanding your genetics when it comes to your body’s ability to produce certain enzymes can help you make more informed decisions.

Vitamin E Absorption

When free radicals come knocking at your door, who you gonna call?

Chemicals called free radicals are produced when fats are broken down in the body. Too many free radicals in the body can lead to various health issues, including poorer skin appearance and lowered immunity. That’s where Vitamin E comes in. A potent antioxidant, Vitamin E can help naturally eliminate these free radicals from your body.

Studies reveal that a few genes may play a role in Vitamin E Absorption. The first gene codes for a membrane receptor, which is a type of protein that sits on the surface of cells. The second gene helps regulate High Density Lipoproteins (HDL) levels in the blood. A change in either of these two genes can lead to a change in Vitamin E uptake.

Vitamin D Absorption

How well does your body convert the inactive forms of Vitamin D to the active forms?

Vitamin D is an essential vitamin necessary for your body’s bone structure and several bodily functions, including bone formation and repair, cardiovascular health, and brain functioning. It is typically produced by your skin when you are exposed to sunlight, but it can also be absorbed via food or beverage.

There are at least two genetic markers that help indicate your genetic potential for Vitamin D absorption, and one gene is directly responsible for your ability to absorb and produce Vitamin D. Knowing your likelihood for being able to convert inactive forms of Vitamin D to active forms can help you look ahead and get the proper amount of this vitamin into your diet.

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Frequently Asked Questions

CRI Genetics provides you the tools and insights about which vitamins and supplements may benefit you by combining genetic data and information about your diet and habits through a lifestyle quiz.

While a lifestyle quiz can provide recommendations based on your answers, understanding your genes and how they influence the body’s absorption, metabolism, and excretion of nutrients is vital to making informed decisions about which supplements you may need. The only way to learn that is by taking a genetic test.

Yes! That’s one benefit of having your DNA tested with CRI Genetics. Once you receive your results, you’ll be able to opt in to personalized supplement recommendations based on your unique DNA. While genes can affect the probability of high or low nutrient status, they aren’t the only factor determining how much of a nutrient you presently have. The lifestyle quiz adds depth to your current nutrition status by combining genetic data with information about your diet and habits.

There are many vitamins especially suited for women and their health. Female’s bones can be smaller and more fragile than men’s bones, so bone health should be top of mind for women, especially as they age, and the body begins to deteriorate. Women are also more prone to osteoporosis, so Calcium and Vitamin D are often a recommended vitamins for women.

We have supplements that can help women with their health goals and needs by supporting strong bones and teeth, promoting a boosted immune system, helping to reduce menstrual pain, improving skin appearance, and providing benefits for muscle function, nerve signaling, fueling the body, and reducing inflammation through antioxidants.

No matter where you are in your life, we can recommend supplements suited to your needs.

There are many vitamins especially suited for men and their health. Vitamin D may boost testosterone levels in men. This is important because low testosterone levels open men up to a variety of health issues related to energy, sleep, metabolism, and sex drive. Vitamin D is also a key factor in heart health and bone health, which is important for older men, who are more susceptible to falls. Omega-3’s are also a great choice for men not getting enough from their diet.

We have supplements that can help men with their health goals and needs by supporting cardiovascular health, brain health, joint health, bone health, hormone levels, improving skin appearance, promoting a boosted immune system, and providing benefits for muscle function, nerve signaling, fueling the body, and reducing inflammation through antioxidants.

No matter where you are in your life, we can recommend supplements suited to your needs.

Our hair, skin, and nails are an important part of our physical appearance and factor into our overall health. There are many vitamins that can benefit hair, skin, and nails. For example, Vitamin E may improve skin appearance, especially in conjunction with getting the appropriate levels of Vitamin D.

In addition to having supplements that can help improve the health of your hair, skin, and nails, we also provide a variety of genetic reports that can inform you of potential deficiencies and absorption predispositions, as well as reports specifically created to tell you about your hair, skin, and nails. For example, we have reports on Telomere Length, Baldness, and Photoaging, among others.

Regardless of where you are in your life, we can recommend supplements suited to your needs.

Proper sleep is essential to leading a healthy, balanced life. Next to diet and exercise, sleep forms the trifecta of our vital functions. Without good sleep, all other areas of our lives may suffer. There are many vitamins that support boosted energy and promote sleep. For example, Magnesium may boost mood, support mental health, and improve sleep quality.

In addition to having supplements that can help improve your energy and sleep, we also provide a variety of genetic reports that can inform you of potential deficiencies and absorption predispositions, as well as reports specifically created to uncover factors that may affect your energy and sleep. For example, we have reports on Caffeine Anxiety, Caffeine Metabolism, Deep Sleep, Sleep Duration, Drowsy After Eating, among many others.

We recommend starting with our Lifestyle Quiz to better understand which vitamins may benefit your energy and sleep. Regardless of where you are in your life, we can recommend supplements suited to your needs.

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