Nutrition plans based on DNA tests raise questions
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- čas přidán 6. 08. 2017
- A new type of health test uses DNA to give nutritional advice. People are spending hundreds of dollars to map out their genetic profile with a saliva test. There are several tests on the market, but critics say it is difficult to know how accurate they are. Michelle Miller spoke to a woman who says the test helped end years of stomach pain.
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God that guy is arrogant. Just keep a food journal he says, well have you ever looked at nutrition labels lately? There are so many additives and processed chemicals in the food that it would be nearly impossible to accurately track what you’re eating. And even if you’re careful and track what you’re eating companies change recipes all the time especially in the last few years with supply chain issues and so what may have been OK one time is not OK the next time because it’s a different recipe. That guy clearly has never had to deal with food problems or he’d be a little more understanding.
This has all changed. It is researched and knowledge has exponentially increased. 2022
A starch allergy sounds terrible
Of course a doctor would recommend that you see a doctor. 🤷♀️
That’s there go to pay us to tell you nothing while you live in pain
That news anchor at end was arrogant.
Yeah he’s a sucker
Dr. David Agus = Not reputable imo. I wouldn't do the spit test, but I would see if my doctor can do the same thing for me in a medical office. I am a bit cautious about my fluids going to an unfamiliar company I have never heard of until recently.
I would have to eat one thing and wait 2 or 3 days without eating to see how it affected me. If i eat bread, i may not feel symptoms until several meals later. Food diaries are worthless. I just went carnivore and all my problems went away
Seriously??? Do you eat only meat? What problems did you have with vegetarian food?
I am totally for the DNA- technology. This can cause a revolution in the medical science /healthcare.
Skip the process of DNA metabolic testing for health and eat nothing but beef. Once fat-adapted and fully in ketosis, begin reintroducing one new nutrient at a time and note the results.
Or, short-cut the discovery process and get a DNA test.
It's still an early science, but it's worth looking at so long as they keep your data safe and don't sell it to the Chinese like 23andme.
😂 tbh that sentiment is why I’ve never had it done.. truth is our DNA is everywhere for the taking but to have it published and sold in a market that I wouldn’t allow is concerning.