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Prescription Meditation from Genetic Testing?

Scientific research has demonstrated that meditation can epigenetically affect genes to promote better mental health.

And the Winner (in 206 Countries) is… Our Top Five Blogs for 2019 – Bipolar Disorder, Genetic Testing, and Existential Crisis

You will find a list of our top five blogs, ranked according to the number of people who’ve read them!

Your Mighty Moody Microbiome – Part 18
Can an “Orchid’s” IBS be Solved by a Genetic Test and Happier Gut Bugs?

How your genes might be predisposing you to gut dysbiosis—and those “I think I’m gonna be sick” reactions—and what you can do to bring your body back into balance!

Genetic Testing and Depression, Anxiety and Bipolar Disorder: Could a Simple Cheek Swab be the Missing Link in Your Mental Health Treatment?

Your Mighty Moody Microbiome – Part 17
Do Gut Bugs Love Genetic Testing?

Many moving pieces play a role in determining the health of our gut bugs, and those microbes in turn play a significant role in the health of both our bodies and our minds.

Your Mighty Moody Microbiome – Part 16
Gut Bugs Inflame Your Brain – a Genetic Test Guides Prevention

The significance of chronic inflammation to our health, and how both our microbiomes and our genes play a role.

Combating Depression in a Combat Veteran: How a Wounded Warrior was Healed through Genetic Testing

Don’t Give Up: Use Genetic Testing to Create a Gene-Based Roadmap to Better Health

Genetic Susceptibility to Childhood Trauma in the Age of Momo from the SLC6A4 “Orchid Gene”

Well-Informed Parenting through a Simple Cheek Swab

Is Your Child an “Orchid” or a “Dandelion” when Subjected to Traumatic Experiences?

Can Genetic Testing Help My Child?

How a Simple Cheek Swab Provides the Answer

How Genetic Testing Can Ease the Stress of Medicating Your Child

DNA Battle of the Sexes
Weaponized Genetic Testing and Depression in a Married Couple

We should be careful NOT to conceptualize mental illness as synonymous with “personality flaws”—and how toxic it can be to a love relationship when the biologic basis of mental illness is “weaponized.”