Kit Entry
€109
Your ancestry and your nutrition, to start with the essentials.
- Ancestry and origins
- Nutrition based on your genetics
- Other reports, available to add later
Intolerance genetic test
Food intolerance genetic test
Lactose, gluten, fructose, and histamine: the variants described for the most common intolerances and sensitivities, with the gene involved in each one.
From €109 · Results in 3–4 weeks
One saliva kit. Three levels of detail.
All three analyze your DNA the same way. The difference is how many reports you unlock — and you can add more whenever you want, without sending another sample.
Kit Basic
€139
Adds how your body responds to fitness and rest.
- Everything in Kit Entry
- Fitness and performance
- Sleep, skin, and aging
Kit Premium Most chosen
€169
All the reports, including prevention and personality.
- Everything in Kit Basic
- Prevention and predispositions
- Personality and medication compatibility
Who we work with and what backs us
What your intolerance report includes
Lactose, gluten, fructose, and histamine
Genetically-based intolerances appear when you inherit variants that reduce your ability to process a certain food. These are the ones analyzed, along with the gene involved in each.
Lactose
Whether your genetics keeps lactase production active into adulthood. It depends on variants in the MCM6/LCT region, and it's the most common genetic intolerance.
Gluten and celiac disease
The HLA-DQA1 and HLA-DQB1 haplotypes associated with celiac disease: without them, it's very unlikely to develop it; with them, it's far from certain.
Fructose
The variants of the ALDOB gene linked to hereditary fructose intolerance.
Histamine
How you break down histamine from food, based on your variants in the DAO and HNMT genes.
Genetically-based allergies
The variants described for the most common food allergies: egg, shellfish, and peanut.
A genetic predisposition is not a diagnosis of intolerance: it explains part of the picture, and the rest is told by your symptoms and your doctor.
Who vouches for the science
Behind every report are named people
Dra. Marta Alonso-Bernáldez
Nutrigenetics
PhD in nutrigenomics: her thesis focuses precisely on how genetics translates into dietary recommendations. Co-authors our polygenic risk score publications.
Co-authorship on 2 of our publications
Qualifications and affiliations
- ADNTRO Genetics
- PhD in Nutrigenomics and Personalized Nutrition · Universitat de les Illes Balears
- MSc in Nutrigenomics and Personalized Nutrition · Universitat de les Illes Balears
- University Expert in Medical Genetics and Genomics · UCAM
- Human Nutrition and Dietetics · Universidad Autónoma de Madrid
What your results look like
Every intolerance, with its interpretation
You'll see where you fall on the scale for each trait and what it means, with the evidence level behind the association.
Nutrition · Intolerances Example M Intolerances Intolerancia a la lactosa
LowerHigher
Intolerances Intolerancia hereditaria a la fructosa
LowerHigher
Intolerances Intolerancia a la histamina (DAO)
LowerHigher
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.
How does ADNTRO's DNA test work?
Get your kit
Buy your kit and receive it at home.
Take your sample
Saliva, at home, in two minutes. No needles, and no personal data required.
Get your results
In 3–4 weeks you'll have all your results in your private account.
GeneAI
Talk to your DNA
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
- What does my DNA say about my sleep?
- Should I train for strength or endurance?
- Do I need more vitamin D than average?
- Where does my Italian ancestry come from?
Discover your DNA
Included with the Premium kit and the subscription.
Example conversation
- You
Why doesn't afternoon coffee agree with me?
- GeneAI
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 evidence - You
Explain it to me like I know nothing about genetics.
- GeneAI
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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Discover your intolerances from €109
This report is included in all ADNTRO kits.
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And it doesn't stop there
Everything else you can discover
Ancestry
Which populations you come from and in what proportion, with your maternal and paternal haplogroups.
Fitness
Whether your profile leans more toward strength or endurance, your recovery, and your injury risk.
Longevity
The genetic traits associated with aging and long-term health.
Prevention
Your predisposition to more than 300 diseases, with the study each one is based on.
Personality
Behavioral traits with a described genetic basis: sleep, sensitivity, appetite.
Fertility
Hormonal health and conception through your genes.
Maximum privacy and security
Your data is anonymous, and only you have access to it
We don't offer relative matching, in keeping with our principle of total sample anonymity.
Read the privacy policy
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We don't sell or share your data
We 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.
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European servers
Your data is processed on European Google Cloud infrastructure, under GDPR.
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Your data is always yours
You can download your data and delete all our records at any time, no explanation needed.
Scientific standard
Are DNA tests reliable?
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.
- Variants with evidence described in peer-reviewed literature
- Informational results, never a diagnosis
- Genotyping in a certified European laboratory
- Results linked to the study they're based on, its population and sample size
- UK Biobank as our validation base
We publish our own work
What our customers say
I love it. Very informative.
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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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Have data from AncestryDNA, MyHeritage or a Whole Genome? Upload it to ADNTRO
If you already have a raw file from AncestryDNA, MyHeritage, 23andMe or another provider, you can upload it to ADNTRO and access more than 300 reports on wellness, ancestry, nutrition, personality, longevity, fitness and fertility without a new test. We also accept the VCF file of a whole genome (WGS), not just genotyping files.
- 23andMe
- MyHeritage
- AncestryDNA
- FamilyTreeDNA
- Tellmegen
- Others
Frequently asked questions
Does it tell me if I'm celiac or intolerant?
It tells you which variants you have. With celiac disease, for example, without the HLA-DQA1 and HLA-DQB1 haplotypes it's very unlikely to develop it, but having them is far from meaning you will. Diagnosis is made by your doctor, based on your symptoms.
What do I need to take the test?
Just your saliva. The kit arrives at your door with everything you need and the instructions. No needles, and no fasting required.
How long until I get my results?
Between 3 and 4 weeks from when we receive your sample. We email you at every step.
Who can see my data?
Only you. We don't ask for personal data when you register the kit, so not even we can link a sample to a person.
Is this a medical diagnosis?
No. Results are for research and educational purposes, and they don't replace consultation with a healthcare professional. We calculate your predisposition from published genetic association studies (GWAS), so you can explore your genetic code with context.
