PHSYCHE DNA

Depression and mood disorders generally can have various origins including genetics; today it is possible, starting from a simple buccal swab, to discover one's potential predisposition to depression and take the nutrients best suited to one's DNA. The genetic screenings provided in this panel are linked to the predisposition of depressive syndromes, pharmacological response, lipid structure, vitamin structure, serotonin receptors. The test results allow the recipient or his psychiatrist to understand the type of the problematic and to intervene in a targeted manner, either through the use of food supplements or, if necessary, using other therapies.

It is now essential that an individual's well-being is also linked to their mental well-being. The PSICHE DNA test requires the screening for the correct metabolism of folic acid and vitamin D, the deficiency of which is associated with an increased risk of depressive pathologies and alterations in mood. Polymorphisms that predispose to depressive states and reduced response to the drugs used to treat these conditions are also analysed. 

From the results of the test a personalized nutritional plan based on the different genetic characteristics and individual predispositions, to prevent the onset of certain pathologies through a targeted use of foods and biomolecules.