DNA Health
Why is DNA important? DNA health testing can help you discover your genetic potential with the latest science-backed research. The articles you’ll find here will help you understand how genetic testing works and how to make the most of your DNA. We cover topics such as skincare, vitamin D deficiency, cholesterol and fitness.
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Listen to your gut: How to get the nutrition you need if you have lactose intolerance
Unsure if you’re lactose intolerant? It could be in your DNA. Find out about the lactose intolerance gene and make sure you get the nutrition you need.
Cholesterol: the good and the bad
Is cholesterol good or bad for your health? We take a look at what role cholesterol plays in your day-to-day health and how to keep your cholesterol levels balanced.
Drying out? Your DNA could be affecting your skin dryness
The arrival of winter can have a big impact on your skin. But it goes more than skin deep, and our DNA can have a lot to answer for when it comes to the condition of your skin.
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When did DNA testing start?
This article explores the origins of when DNA testing started, how the breakthrough discovery of DNA has revolutionised healthcare and medicine, and how DNA testing could transform your own health and wellbeing.
Feeling flushed? Why alcohol might give your face a red glow
Why does your face turn red when you drink alcohol? Find out why some people react to alcohol while others don’t turn the colour of a tomato.
The effects of caffeine – How much is too much?
Do you drink too much coffee, tea or energy drinks? Evergreen Life looks at how your body and unique DNA react to the effects of caffeine to help you decide whether to swap to decaf…
Understanding DNA testing terminology
Confused by some of the DNA jargon out there? Our DNA terminology guide will help you understand more about DNA testing language.
Your guide to DNA fitness testing
Want to understand more about how your genetics can affect your fitness and exercise?
What you can learn from a DNA skin test
Want to understand more about how your genes can affect your skin?