Meg Ayers
GBI’ve learned a lot..!! I’ve learned a lot through this service and realized the diet I was following was not in alignment with my genetic profile. I’m trying out this new diet now and hope it will have positive impacts on my blood markers! They have been very responsive to my questions while I attempt to understand this new approach and very patient with all my questions.
Bethny Brown-Avila
GBBest Health Decision Of My Adult Life Acquiring a custom nutrition plan from Gene Food was the single best health decision of my adult life. I came upon Gene Food quite by accident. I was doing a Google search for Histamine Intolerance and came upon John O'Connor's blog post entitled "Don't Fear The Frig" something I had been doing for awhile. For 10 years I had been following the food and lifestyle protocols of Myers; Wentz; Ballantyne; and Axe to help me with my thyroid disease. The result being a cascade of food related health problems that left me very ill. After reading John's blog post, sending Gene Food my DNA sample and acquiring a custom nutrition plan-which happens in minutes-no waiting required-I learned that I had been eating all the wrong food. I now have clarity of the food I am to be eating. I frequent the Gene Food blog & the Gene Food podcast. John O'Connor and Dr. Aaron Gardner are focused on providing individuals with the very best science based information today. I believe their individualized approach, not the "one size fits all" seen frequently, is the future of optimizing health and wellness.
Carlos Hurtado
GBGreat product Great product, I really got some useful insights based on my profile. Hope they continue to grow and offer even more services.
Stevie
GBNice food thanks Gene Food -
shaif
GBEating here was one of the best decision I did, the food so healthy & the hygiene maintained is absolutely amazingVery fast response to questions (I had… Very fast response to questions (I had uploaded the wrong file) and also report generation. Interesting report taking into account individual genetic data. One thing I was surprised to see missing was a reference to high Homo-cysteine levels due to MTHFR and B12 methylation issues . . . I will send a note as soon as I figure out how . . .