For decades, acetaminophen has been marketed as the “safe” choice for pain and fever, even during pregnancy. But new research and national headlines are shining light on what functional medicine has warned for years: acetaminophen isn’t harmless, and for many,...
Getting your genetic report back can feel exciting and a little overwhelming. This guide is here to help you make sense of it all. At MaxGen, we believe in starting simple. You don’t need to understand every gene or implement...
From chemical sunscreens to chlorine and pesticides, summer exposes us to hidden toxins—especially risky if your genes limit detox capacity. MaxGen Labs’ at-home genetic test reveals how your body handles environmental toxins and offers personalized ways to stay safe and healthy.
Summer fun can come with an unexpected downside—inflammation. From BBQ foods to travel stress, seasonal triggers can flare chronic symptoms like bloating, fatigue, and brain fog. But your DNA may hold the key to relief. Discover how genetic testing and anti-inflammatory foods can help you personalize your wellness plan and feel your best all summer long.
Learn how genetic variants like DAO and HNMT can impact your body’s ability to break down histamine. This guide explores common symptoms of histamine sensitivity—like headaches, fatigue, and digestive issues—and how a MaxGen report can help you manage them with lifestyle changes and a low-histamine diet.
Discover how your genes impact sleep, stress, and daily habits—and how small lifestyle changes can make a big difference. With MaxGen’s personalized insights, you can build a wellness routine that actually works for your body.
A Mother’s Journey to Answers: How Genetic Testing Helped Her Son Thrive
When Bobbie Spencer’s son, Jace, was diagnosed with autism, traditional medical visits offered few answers and even fewer improvements. But everything changed when a simple cheek swab through MaxGen’s genetic testing uncovered the missing pieces. Today, Bobbie credits those insights with helping her reclaim her son’s health—and hope.
The FDA has banned Red Dye No. 3 due to health concerns, signaling a shift toward cleaner food standards. Learn what it means for consumers and how it ties into genetic wellness.
Struggling with headaches, rashes, or digestive issues? Your genes could impact how your body breaks down histamine. Learn how histamine intolerance and genetic variations like the DAO gene play a role in your symptoms.
