Genetic Testing and Blood Test Reports

Dear friends, imagine this scenario: You have two reports about yourself—a "genetic report" revealing your innate constitution, and a "blood test report" reflecting your current condition. How would you interpret them?

The answer is: they are like an important conversation, and you need to listen to both sides.

A genetic testing report is like your "inner instruction manual," outlining your lifelong, unchanging blueprint.

A blood test report, on the other hand, is like your "latest report card," reflecting how your recent life circumstances have influenced this blueprint.

Comparing these two reports side-by-side reveals four insightful scenarios that can serve as golden guidelines for our health initiatives:

Scenario 1: Poor genetic blueprint, but excellent blood test results.

◎Interpretation: This is a victory worth celebrating! It means that your lifestyle habits, dietary choices, and especially precise nutritional supplementation strategies have successfully compensated for your innate weaknesses. Please be sure to maintain this positive state, because your genetic weaknesses still exist and require continued maintenance.

Scenario 2: Excellent genetic blueprint, but poor blood test results.

◎Interpretation: This is a serious warning! You are wasting the excellent genes bestowed upon you by nature. This could be due to an unhealthy lifestyle or improper use of products, damaging your body. Immediate adjustments are necessary because even the best genes cannot withstand long-term damage.

Scenario 3: Excellent genetics and blood test results.

◎Interpretation: Congratulations! This is the ideal situation! You are on the right track. Please use precision nutrition as a long-term maintenance strategy to continuously maintain this perfect balance.

Scenario 4: Both genetic and blood test results are unsatisfactory.

◎Interpretation: This indicates you need to take immediate action! Your body may be facing challenges from both genetic and environmental factors, placing you in a high-risk group. This means you need more proactive and precise interventions than others, and you should consider using scientifically validated products as key support.

This is the ultimate value of "Cellular Decoding": precise understanding. It allows you to truly "understand" your body, thereby making "correct" choices and actions.

TS USA