What is epigenetics?

Epigenetics is a branch of biology that studies the influence of the environment and external conditions (such as nutrition and emotional state) on genes.

How does the epigenetic study work?

The procedure is as follows: we extract four strands of hair with their roots and place them on the oscillator of the S-Drive. Their epigenetic information is digitised and automatically sent via a secure Internet connection to our Digital Information Centre in Hamburg, Germany. After sending, the information is returned in the form of a broad-spectrum study based on the haemodynamics of the hair and its epigenetic information.

The study obtained contains nutritional information relevant to the functional optimisation of the person. It highlights the 5 main categories that need to be addressed and are shown in order of priority, according to what the human body needs in terms of what is imperative to change, what is desirable or what needs to be considered. This includes all nutritional information, microbial opportunism and toxicity situations, as well as sensitivities to certain foods and additives that need to be discontinued. While not a medical diagnostic device, it provides a report of potential biological and nutritional needs that may be hidden under the constant flow of physical and emotional burdens of any modern life cycle.