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The DNA of Emotional Health – Part 4
Should “an Orchid” become “a Dandelion”?

Biohacking Your Orchid Genes SLC6A4, COMT, and OXTR. Maintain your beautiful orchid personality and develop the resiliency of a dandelion.

The DNA of Emotional Health – Part 2
Biohacking Your Genes by Altering Your Environment

Epigenetics, Fate, and the Certain Uncertainty of our Genetic Code

How an “Orchid Gene” Fashioned an Existential Crisis in a Recent College Graduate

How a simple cheek swab gave them the tools she didn’t even know she needed.

Graduation Blues: How DNA Almost Sabotaged a Promising Future

Analyze Your Genes to Overcome Existential Crises

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

Your Ultimate Mental Health Gene Chart

“The Asian Way” in a College Freshman with Anxiety, ADHD and Depression

How COMT, BDNF, and ANK3 Gene Variants Predicted the Roadmap for a Reinvented Future

How COMT, BDNF, and ANK3 Gene Variation Can Increase Stress and your Chances of Alzheimer’s. Learn if you have these variants with a Genomind Genecept Assay Test.

Are You an “Orchid” or a “Dandelion?”
How Sexual Trauma, interacting with SLC6A4 and COMT Genes, Provide the Answer

Some individuals are like orchids—absolutely incredible, requiring just the right circumstances to truly thrive. Other individuals are like dandelions. Dandelions can grow just about anywhere.

Bipolar Depression: For Some, It’s a Gut Feeling
How Regulating CD33, PPARG, COMT and other Genes can Lift and Stabilize Mood, Improve Cognition, Reduce Stress Response, and Cause Weight Loss

A story that illustrates the complicated truth that mental illness can “inhabit” the entirety of our bodies.

“DNA + Environment + Triggers + Chance” – What Does That Mean for My Life?

Your Mental Health Toolkit via Actionable Genetic Testing