Inside your report

Your DNA,
explained.

See how your results become something you can understand and use. Explore real sample pages in four simple steps.

The Works

Step 1 of 4

You don’t need a genetics background.

Your report starts with a guide to reading it. It explains the terminology and helps you take the results one section at a time.

You have a starting point, even if this is your first DNA test.

Actual sample-report introduction explaining how to read the report. — **The Works** · How to use this reportPage 3

Step 2 of 4

See how the pieces connect.

Follow a visual pathway from one step to the next. This B12 example shows absorption, transport and use inside a cell, alongside the related genes.

The diagram helps you place an individual finding in the bigger picture.

Actual B12 pathway diagram from the sample report, showing absorption, transport and cellular uptake. — **The Works** · B12 pathwayPage 17

Step 3 of 4

Your findings come with an explanation.

The report pairs genetic findings with written explanations. This example describes the sample client’s CD320 result, a gene involved in B12 uptake.

You can read what the finding means without having to decode a list of gene names on your own.

Actual sample-report explanation of the example CD320 finding and related guidance. — **The Works** · An explained CD320 resultPage 17

Step 4 of 4

Understand your results. Explore your next steps.

Your genetic summary brings findings and personalized suggestions together. Use it alongside the detailed explanations to explore food and lifestyle ideas at your own pace.

Your report is designed to be understood on your own. Additional practitioner support is optional if you want to explore further.

Actual sample-report genetic summary showing findings alongside written suggestions. — **The Works** · Your Genetic SummaryPage 26

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Female sample (PDF) ↗Male sample (PDF) ↗

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MaxFunction

Step 1 of 4

You don’t need a genetics background.

Your report starts with a guide to reading it. It explains the terminology and helps you take the results one section at a time.

You have a starting point, even if this is your first DNA test.

Step 2 of 4

See how the pieces connect.

Follow a visual pathway from one step to the next. This B12 example shows absorption, transport and use inside a cell, alongside the related genes.

The diagram helps you place an individual finding in the bigger picture.

Step 3 of 4

Your findings come with an explanation.

The report pairs genetic findings with written explanations. This example describes the sample client’s CD320 result, a gene involved in B12 uptake.

You can read what the finding means without having to decode a list of gene names on your own.

Step 4 of 4

Understand your results. Explore your next steps.

Your genetic summary brings findings and personalized suggestions together. Use it alongside the detailed explanations to explore food and lifestyle ideas at your own pace.

Your report is designed to be understood on your own. Additional practitioner support is optional if you want to explore further.

1 / 4

Take a closer look.

Browse the complete sample at your own pace.

Female sample (PDF) ↗Male sample (PDF) ↗

Explore MaxFunction Compare report topics

Examples are from the June 2026 female sample reports. Your findings and guidance will reflect your own results. Genetic insights are for informational and wellness purposes. Consult a qualified healthcare professional before making medication or treatment changes.

Your DNA,explained.

The Works

You don’t need a genetics background.

See how the pieces connect.

Your findings come with an explanation.

Understand your results. Explore your next steps.

Take a closer look.

MaxFunction

You don’t need a genetics background.

See how the pieces connect.

Your findings come with an explanation.

Understand your results. Explore your next steps.

Take a closer look.

Your DNA,
explained.