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Discover more in your DNA

Methylation is
just the beginning.

Explore genetic insights into histamine, hormones, vitamin processing, nutrition, fitness, and more. See what each panel can help you understand.

HistamineHormonesOxidative stressVitamin processingMethylationFood & nutritionFitnessSleep

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A closer look at what’s included.

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Included = report coverage
Genetic report topics compared between MaxFunction and The Works
What you can exploreMaxFunctionFunctional wellnessThe WorksFunction + food + fitness

“Works section” identifies an added report section; shared genes can still appear elsewhere in MaxFunction. “Selected insights” means related coverage with more detail in Works. See how to read this comparison.

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How to read this comparison

This comparison describes genetic report topics. Each topic can involve several genes or variants, and the same gene can contribute to more than one topic.

A gene
A named stretch of DNA. MTHFR is one gene, even when a panel checks several MTHFR variants.
A variant
A particular DNA change or position. Variant totals count distinct rsIDs once.
A report topic
An area explained in the report, such as histamine metabolism or vitamin B12 processing. Topic counts are not pathway counts.

MaxGen inclusions are based on the reviewed panel lists and linked sample reports. Specific report content can depend on the report version and applicable results. Prices reflect the selected storefront currency; shipping and taxes may apply.

Genetic insights describe tendencies. They do not measure your current hormone, vitamin, or neurotransmitter levels, test for food allergies, or diagnose a medical condition. Use your report in discussion with a qualified healthcare professional.