Psychophysiologist Replaces Multiple Supplements with DNA-Personalized CODE Complex for Brain Health

I'm Guy Odishaw. I'm a psychophysiologist and my background is in orthopedic care primarily integrated manual therapies. I've got a number of clinics, but my main clinic is Bhakti Brain Health Clinic here in Edina, Minnesota. I've chosen to use SNiP Nutrigenomics in my practice because they bring to market a novel solution. So I've been in functional medicine, holistic health, naturopathic medicine for about 35 years and I ran one of the biggest integrative clinics in the country and we had naturopathic doctors and functional medicine doctors and traditional chinese medicine doctors and what I saw in the functional medicine space was not as much improvement as we all hoped would happen. And my feeling of kind of the area of genetic SNP and nutrition was just iffy. But when I met Kim and heard about what she's doing with her company, this idea of the genetic SNP, that's not all that novel but it is really the product that she's bringing to market, so a high quality, customized individual supplement that is working on the epigenetic, to me that was the major change in the industry that I've been waiting for. SNiP's comprehensive genetic reports are very helpful for us in the clinic, we cover large variety of conditions in that we work with metabolic conditions, we work with mental health conditions any number of physical or mental and so to have a broad based SNiP that is giving us perspective across multiple zones and then we can look into those for indicators that we might be able to map out as having an impact on the brain, for example, so in our brain clinic where we're going to do neuroimaging, neurofeedback, neuro stimulation or at home neuromodulation to be able to help a person optimize their physiology, so working at a genetic level to shift the physiology, we just find it's an incredibly useful piece for a more holistic treatment but again for us to be able to look into the report that just gives a nice lay person description but then a more medical description so that both our client can look at it and understand it and see themselves and my clinicians can look at it and see what's relative to the symptoms and networks that we're treating in the brain clinic. So I find the CODE Complex useful for a number of reasons, one is just the breadth of the micronutrients that are in the formulation, that the formulation is customized to the individual based on their genetic SNP. Along with that they get a very good base that just fills in for much of what's missing in the average person's nutritional intake. So we've got a very broad spectrum nutrient and then specific nutrients based on that person's genetic SNP. And for many of my clients particular if I think about my neurodegenerative clients, my dementia, Parkinson's down that track clients they might be on 14 different supplements, they might be spending $600 to $1,000 a month on their supplements and I can come along with the CODE Complex and maybe not replace all but I can replace a majority of their supplements and bring their price per month down in a really impressive way. The reports that SNiP offers are about as simple but technically correct as you could ask for. They have the color coded, so as a person at home getting your report and you're looking at it you have a sense of what's not concerning, what's mildly concerning, what's more concerning, so it's color coded, so that's simple. Add in several summary reports where they'll have a box that simply says this is what's important for you to know and they'll put the main sites, the genetic SNP's in that box, this I should be slightly concerned about and in a sense everything else you cannot worry about. My clients get it immediately and then also they make it simple for me as a clinician to be able to look through the report in various stages of complexity so I can follow a thread from might this be a concern with my client, whats the deeper detail? and put together a network from the genetic standpoint that I can scale up from there to the physiology and then again if it's in the brain clinic what's happening in the brain or what would we predict is likely happening from the genetic level and showing up as impact in the brain and I can find all of that by just sorting through the different reports.