DNA health test
Your predisposition to complex diseases, with the genes involved and the study behind each result, and the polygenic risk score calculated with the methodology we've published and peer-reviewed. Information to discuss prevention with your doctor, not a diagnosis.
Shipping included · PDF report for your doctor
Who we work with and what backs us
What your health report includes
133 health reports calculated from your genotype, each with the genes involved and the study it's based on. They're designed to talk about prevention, not diagnosis.
Predisposition to disease from complex conditions, calculated from your genotype, with the genes involved in each report.
The calculation that adds up thousands of variants instead of looking at just one. Our methodology is published and peer-reviewed in two scientific journals.
Every report cites the publication it's based on and its evidence level, so you can go read it — or take it to your doctor.
A PDF report with your results, designed to bring to your appointment and decide with a professional what's worth keeping an eye on.
Results are for research and educational purposes: they are not a medical diagnosis and do not replace consultation with a healthcare professional. Nothing is presented as certain, and each result comes with its evidence level and limitations.
Who vouches for the science
This isn't an anonymous “scientific team”. These are the people who build the models and sign the publications, with their qualifications and academic ID so you can check it yourself.
Dr. Jair Tenorio-Castano
Geneticist
Geneticist and researcher at the Instituto de Genética Médica y Molecular of Hospital Universitario La Paz. Co-authors our polygenic risk score publications, and his ORCID lists the rest of his work.
Qualifications and affiliations
Sandra Ferreiro López
Bioinformatician · Head of science
Builds the machine learning models we use to calculate the polygenic risk score. She's the first author on the late-onset Alzheimer's model we published in Genes.
Qualifications and affiliations
What your results look like
This is how a health report is presented: the data, what it means, how much science is behind it, which genes were looked at, and where the limit is on what your DNA can tell you.
Health · Osteoporosis Example M Genetics explains part of your bone density. The rest comes down to your age, your diet, weight-bearing exercise, and your vitamin D levels.
Genetics has an influence, but on its own it doesn't determine your health or your performance. These results are informational and do not constitute a medical diagnosis.
Example of how a result is presented on the platform. The data shown is made up.
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GeneAI reads your results and explains them in plain language. Ask it anything, as many times as you need, until you get it.
Things people ask it
Included with the Premium kit and the subscription.
Example conversation
Why doesn't afternoon coffee agree with me?
You have the slow version of the gene that metabolizes caffeine, so it can still be affecting you several hours after you drink it. Genetics explains part of it; sleep habits and routine explain another part that matters just as much.
CYP1A2 rs762551 A/C High evidenceExplain it to me like I know nothing about genetics.
Your body takes longer than normal to switch off caffeine's effect. If you have it in the mid-afternoon, it's likely still working by the time you go to sleep.
GeneAI explains your results. It is not a medical diagnosis and does not replace consultation with a healthcare professional.
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And it doesn't stop there
Which populations you come from and in what proportion, with your maternal and paternal haplogroups.
How you process lactose, gluten, caffeine, or fat, and which vitamins are harder for you to absorb.
Whether your profile leans more toward strength or endurance, your recovery, and your injury risk.
The genetic traits associated with aging and long-term health.
Behavioral traits with a described genetic basis: sleep, sensitivity, appetite.
Hormonal health and conception through your genes.
Maximum privacy and security
We don't offer relative matching, in keeping with our principle of total sample anonymity.
Read the privacy policyWe will never share or sell your data. When the chance to contribute to a scientific study comes up, we ask for your voluntary consent, and you can say no.
Your data is processed on European Google Cloud infrastructure, under GDPR.
You can download your data and delete all our records at any time, no explanation needed.
Scientific standard
Yes, when they use validated technology. ADNTRO analyses ~700,000 markers with an Illumina GSA chip in an ISO 17025-certified laboratory (Eurofins, Denmark), and its risk models are published in peer-reviewed journals.
We publish our own work
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Our results show info missing on other tests but validated by years of family tree research. Really helped pull it all more together.
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