Pharmacogenetic ID
Your Body is your Temple
Medication side effects are the 5th most
common cause of death in the western world!
Pharmacogenetic ID
Your Body is your Temple
Medication side effects are the 5th most common cause of death in the western world!
From the homely aspirin to the most sophisticated prescription medicine on the market, all drugs come with side effects. Even if many can be minor, some can be just an inconvenience but many of them are very serious. 20% of the population have a genetic disorder which slow down the breakdown of medications. For those it is important to know the exact tolerance level of some drugs to avoid an overdose or toxic side effects.
Each person reacts differently to drugs. Some people benefit significant from a particular medication, while others suffer from fatal consequences. Genes determine which drugs are effective and which can lead to serious side effects.
Your Genes provide a wealth of information about the impact of 2000 drugs. From this we can see which drugs will work for treating serious health issues and which drugs to avoid for reducing the risk of side effects. This information allows your doctor to intervene in time, to prevent illness or optimize treatment for an existing condition.
The right choice and dose of medication is still the responsibility of the doctor, but is is your responsibility what you do with the knowledge out of your results.
- No doctor in the world should prescribe medications without knowing about your genes!
- No more experiments on you hoping that the therapy or medication will work for you or your loved ones!
- Not even one pill without your own drug list!
What you get:
Pharmacogenetic ID
Your Body is your Temple
Medication side effects are the 5th most common cause of death in the western world!
From the homely aspirin to the most sophisticated prescription medicine on the market, all drugs come with side effects. Many are minor, some are just an inconvenience, and a few are very serious. 20% of the population have a genetic disorder which slow down the breakdown of medications.