Our bodies produce an unstable by-product called free-radicals during normal cell function. The number of free-radicals are increased when we expose our cells to chemicals in food like hydrogenated oils and nitrates found in processed foods, as well as pollutants in...
The past decade has brought with it a rapid increase in the incidence of cardio-metabolic diseases. These include high cholesterol, high blood pressure, diabetes, over weight and fatty liver disease. Most of these have inflammation, GUT and cell disfunction as...
Genetic testing is the future of medicine…The gene panels tested at miDIET are specific genes that are called low penetrate genes. The penetrant of a gene, refers to the proportion of individuals with this specific genetic alternation that will develop the...
Each cell has a nucleus that holds the key to how the body functions. This key is called chromosomes. Half of these you’ve inherited from your mother, and the other half from your father. The chromosomes holds the string of DNA curled up within. This string of DNA...
