Sodium & Blood Pressure Genetic Test - Gene Food

Sodium + Gene Food Diet Type

$229One-time price. No subscription.
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Included with Basic

Blood pressure can be affected by genetics. Learn whether you carry genetic markers associated with elevated blood pressure on a high-sodium diet.

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  • Personalized DNA insights
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What You'll Learn

  • Learn how your body responds to sodium
  • Data is 100% confidential and secure
  • Personalized nutrition recommendations
  • Learn your Gene Food diet type
Sodium Report

Learn whether you have a genetic risk for high blood pressure

Sodium plays a key role in the body's maintenance of proper fluid balance and is also important in maintaining nerve and muscle function. However, high levels are common in Western diets and are associated with increased blood pressure and other cardiovascular disorders. The Gene Food Sodium & Blood Pressure Report scores for genetic markers linked to an increased risk of high blood pressure, particularly with salty diets.

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Find out how your body actually handles carbs

Low-carb works for some people and backfires for others. In the PREDICT-1 trial, genetics accounted for nearly half of the variation in how much blood sugar rose two hours after a meal. Our CLIA-certified test scores your carbohydrate response across multiple validated SNPs, matches you to one of 20 diet types, and turns it into a plan: the carbs that suit you, the ones to limit, and a two-week meal plan built around them.

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Frequently asked questions

High blood pressure is sometimes called “the silent killer” by health professionals. Often, those with high blood pressure don’t know they have it and live with high-risk numbers for years. High blood pressure increases the risk of heart disease and stroke. Genetic testing can reveal risk factors before they manifest clinically, allowing for early detection and proactive management.

High blood pressure can often be reduced to healthy levels with lifestyle and dietary interventions. Understanding your genetic predisposition can help you take preventive measures early. For example, if you're at a higher risk, you might monitor your sodium intake more closely and adopt a lower-sodium diet.

This report is included with the Basic Gene Food DNA test, alongside your diet type and core nutrition reports. Current kit pricing is shown above.

Like all our tests, the Sodium & Blood Pressure Report is a simple cheek swab test. The test kit includes a self-addressed return envelope and detailed instructions for taking it. The swab sample is sent to our CLIA-certified laboratory in Houston, where the sequencing occurs.