Licensed Physician Replaces Multiple Costly Supplements with One DNA-Personalized Formula

I chose to use SNiP Nutrigenomics for a number of reasons. Actually, First, I've used nutrigenomics as a guiding tool for the past four to five years in acute and chronic conditions, and particularly in complex cases. Secondly, I usually use an analysis tool that is very complex and can be very time consuming. SNiP Nutrigenomics is nice, short, sweet, and effective tool for many of these cases. It's an excellent starting point. Thirdly, I've been in touch with the creators of SNiP Nutrigenomics for about ten months, vetting the methods and research they've used to build this tool, and I feel quite comfortable and assured about the scientific basis for use. And lastly, there is a very unique and complex yet elegant technology that matches individual SNPs with specific nutrient needs, and this results in an individual supplement. And that's huge! huge innovation in the field. The way that I use the SNiP Nutrigenomics thus far for patients are those patients who are very complex. for people whose standard labs have come back normal and to whose therapy plans. didn’t seem to be addressing the problem or hitting the target. So we get to take essentially with this tool, we get to take a look under the hood, so to say, by seeing what's going on with the 18 or so genes that in mutations that are strongly related to several processes in the body. CODE Complex is formulated with unique technology and is individualized for each patient. I'm very excited to see the benefits my patients And it's also the economy of it I tried to prescribe the least amount of supplements for my patients, so maybe to start with five or six supplements, but even five or six supplements can be very, very costly. So one formulation, individualized, has everything that person needs. the SNiP Nutrigenomic system, it's very powerful. also a National Institute of Health Research fellow in immunology and oncology. And so the genes that are associated with the immune function like IL-6 and TNF-alpha and also inflammation like CRP are also included on the panel. So, to my colleagues, I would say while there are several nutrigenomic testing reports on the market, there's a couple of things that differ about SNiP Nutrigenomics, SNiP prominent genes, just not the methylation genes that a lot of reports focus on. my practice focuses immune dysfunction in cancer are really important. Second, groupings of the genes on the reports are according to physiological categories, which is extremely important to understand the interaction and matching to your clients or your patients symptoms. And then, thirdly, these results are used to formulate that one individualized supplement. That's the awesome thing. That's the huge thing. That's the thing. As a research scientist that drew me in. And that's the thing that kept me going back to the creators of this product and asking questions and making sure that it wasn't a gimmick, that it was something that's long lasting, that it's very effective and efficient, and it's going to be around for a while to help our patients. Lisa Price, Seattle, Washington. Licensed Naturopathic Physician