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Eating for life longevity, away from disease, heart problems & diabetes

My name is Mahashweta Ojha and this is my Fitgenetix experience. Highlights in this blog include:       Inches lost       Better digestion       Feeling great, fresh and energized       Less bloating in midsection       Working to improve cholesterol, Vitamin D intake       Understanding of the right foods for my body I’m from Dehli, India, but moved to America when I was 20-years-old and now live in…
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Improving Quality Of Life Through Gene Expression

Fitgenetix Spokesperson Ashley Legg sat down with Juan Carlos Lopez-Talavera, MD, PhD to talk about Science, DNA, genetics and improving quality of life through everyday action.Juan Carlos is a physician and scientist who has been working in different areas of liver health for 25 years.His focus has been studying the obesity epidemic worldwide and how humans can avoid complications of…
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Eating & exercising for my genes changed my life for the better

Hi, my name is Greg and welcome to my Fitgenetix experience. Highlights in this blog include: Decrease in weight, reduced pant size Activity has significantly improved Cut dairy & alcohol & chicken Less bloating in midsection, stiffness in hands/elbows Continuing to improve cholesterol/glucose levels by taking control of diet/exercise I received my results from Fitgenetix in June 2017 and started…
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I’m eating for my genes. Why? To heal stomach issues!

Welcome to my journey, I'm Amanda Bertone. Oh, I cannot begin to start to express my excitement over Fitgenetix and the promise it is giving me. So a little bit about me, my name is Amanda Bertone and I am a Fitgenetix Ambassador. Beyond that, my history is competitive bodybuilding through NPC Oklahoma, fitness model, gym owner, 3 college degrees…
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Your Genetics Could Help Cure Chronic Conditions

Your genetics play a role not only in causing chronic conditions but they also hold the key to your cure. Your genes don’t determine your fate but genes can determine food optimal for controlling those aliments. Many people believe diseases such as; high blood pressure, heart disease, arthritis, diabetes and stroke are the unavoidable consequences inherited by your family. However,…
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