Personalized Testing

Genetic Testing - What does your DNA say?

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Advanced DNA Genetic Testing


Personalized Treatment Recommendations Based on Your Genetics


**Discover which medications and supplements your DNA suggests may be most suitable for you — with personalized treatment rankings to help guide your next steps.


At Saskatoon Hair Loss Clinic, we offer advanced genetic testing using a simple cheek swab to analyze your unique DNA and provide valuable insights into your hair, health, and wellness.


What Can Genetic Testing Reveal?


Depending on the test selected, your personalized report may include:

  • Pharmaceutical Recommendations: Identify medications and active ingredients that may be better suited to your genetic profile.
  • Predicted Treatment Effectiveness: Receive personalized scores and rankings showing how your genetics may influence your response to different treatments.
  • Supplement Recommendations: Discover vitamins, minerals, and other nutrients that may support your individual needs.
  • Hair Loss Solutions: Explore genetic factors influencing hair loss and potential responses to treatments such as minoxidil and finasteride.
  • Hormonal & Nutritional Wellness: Gain insights into genetic pathways involved in hormone and nutrient metabolism.


Why Guess When You Can Test?


Two people with the same condition can respond very differently to the same treatment. 


Genetic testing helps reduce the guesswork by providing personalized information to guide treatment decisions.

Your DNA remains largely unchanged throughout your lifetime, making genetic testing a valuable one-time investment.


Every test includes a professional review and consultation to help you understand your results and explore appropriate next steps.


Less guesswork. More personalized care. Guided by your DNA.


Genetic response scores are predictions, not guarantees. Recommendations depend on the test selected and must be considered alongside your medical history. Prescription treatments require assessment by an authorized healthcare provider.

Epigenetic Wellness Test

 

Advanced Epigenetic Wellness Testing


Personalized Nutrition & Wellness Guidance Based on Your Current Lifestyle


Discover which nutritional and lifestyle factors may deserve more attention — with a personalized 90-day wellness plan designed to help you make meaningful changes.


At Saskatoon Hair Loss Clinic, we offer advanced epigenetic wellness mapping  using just four strands of hair to create a detailed report exploring over 800 nutritional, environmental, and lifestyle indicators.


What Can Epigenetic Wellness Testing Explore?


Your personalized report highlights areas to consider, including:

  • Vitamins & Minerals: Explore nutritional priorities involving essential nutrients such as iron, zinc, magnesium, B vitamins, and vitamin D.
  • Digestive Wellness: Review wellness indicators related to digestive health and dietary habits.
  • Food & Nutrition: Discover foods to consider incorporating or temporarily limiting as part of your personalized nutrition plan.
  • Environmental Influences: Explore reported indicators related to environmental stressors and lifestyle exposures.
  • Amino Acids & Essential Fatty Acids: Review nutritional categories important for healthy hair, skin, energy, and overall well-being.
  • Antioxidant Support: Explore dietary factors that support the body's natural antioxidant systems.


Why Consider Epigenetic Wellness Testing?


Unlike genetic testing, which examines your inherited DNA, Cell Wellbeing provides a wellness-focused assessment to help guide your current nutrition and lifestyle choices.


Your results include a personalized 90-day nutritional plan, highlighting foods, nutrients, and daily habits to consider as part of your wellness routine.


Understand your wellness priorities. Make informed changes. Support your health from within.


This scan uses bioresonance-based wellness mapping rather than direct measurement of DNA methylation or gene expression. It is not a medical diagnostic test and cannot confirm nutritional deficiencies, food allergies, intolerances, toxin exposure, or disease. Laboratory testing and medical evaluation may be recommended when appropriate.