WHY SHOULD WE PERFORM THE GENLOVE FIT TEST?

The body converts starch into glucose, which is then broken down into ATP molecules, which provide energy for the body to function. The supply of ATP must be continuously replenished to provide energy to the body, especially during rigorous exercise. The glucose stored in the muscles and blood will be used by the body to replace the quantity of ATP expended during activity and movement. If the body’s ability to break down glucose is inadequate to provide ATP energy, it will be unable to exercise vigorously and for an extended time. Excess glucose that cannot be turned into energy is stored as fat.

The decoding results of GenLove Fit are based on evidence from the most influential scientific studies worldwide.

Food consumption affects weight not only by dose but also by composition. Natural weight loss is impossible if you eat little more than mostly energy-rich meals high in trans-fat, live a sedentary lifestyle, and rarely exercise. Genetic analysis will help you understand more about your body’s metabolism and metabolic characteristics, but it will not tell you whether you will lose a lot of weight in the future. To efficiently reduce weight, you must also modify your food and lifestyle and exercise regularly.

The findings of genetic analysis will show the important properties of your body’s metabolism, offering reference information to assist you in modifying your food and lifestyle, including a suitable exercise program if you want to manage your body’s weight. Exercising and participating in sports is beneficial, but it depends on your condition and underlying medical condition (if any). Before you decide to join a sport, you should consult with your doctor.

Stomach upset is a digestive condition caused by a variety of factors, including an unbalanced meal (high in fat, alcohol, and carbonated beverages), eating quickly, not chewing properly before swallowing and not eating on time, which causes the stomach to be too full or too hungry, and suffering from digestive diseases such as peptic ulcers. Gene analysis only gives reference information about the body’s overall metabolic capability and does not analyze all factors associated with digestive disorders.

Genes and genetic factors are present in every cell and can be passed on to future generations. Genes do not diminish with age; however, gene expression is influenced by age and environment.