What We Test

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Foundational Panel

The Foundational Panel is a one-time, deep-dive assessment of your genetic health, designed to reveal your unique predispositions across a wide range of health domains. Using Polygenic Risk Score (PRS) algorithms, this panel evaluates more than 140 key SNPs that influence your metabolism, cognitive health, emotional resilience, inflammation, nutrient absorption, aging, and food sensitivities. It’s more than just a test, it's your genetic health foundation, empowering both patients and providers to make science-based decisions for a longer, healthier, and more vibrant life. Provide your patients with expert, precision-based guidance on nutrition, lifestyle, supplements, peptides, and laboratory tests tailored to their unique genetic profile to support long-term health optimization.
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Women's Health Panel

Every day, gynecologists encounter patients struggling with PMOS, endometriosis, thyroid imbalances, irregular cycles, infertility, unexplained fatigue, and weight fluctuations that don't resolve with standard care. The symptoms are real. The frustration for health care professionals and patients alike is equally real. Conventional tools are essential. But they capture only the surface. They reveal what is happening. They rarely reveal why not in that specific individual. The Women's Health Panel brings genetics into the clinical picture shifting the approach from generalized protocols to precision care. It analyzes carefully curated genetic variants across four major biological domains, covering 28 traits directly relevant to female hormonal, reproductive, and metabolic health.
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Metabolic Health Panel

Metabolic health is the foundation of long-term wellness, influencing how individuals process nutrients, regulate weight, and respond to dietary patterns. Our Metabolic Health Profile analyzes 65+ SNPs to uncover genetic predispositions related to nutrient metabolism, eating behavior, taste perception, and metabolic disease risk.
This panel provides healthcare professionals with precision insights into diet response, eating behaviors, and cardiometabolic vulnerabilities, empowering providers to create personalized nutrition and lifestyle strategies that optimize health outcomes, prevent chronic disease, and enhance patient care.

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Customized Diet Panel

The Customized Diet Panel empowers healthcare professionals to move beyond one-size-fits-all diets by providing nutrigenetic insights into how each patient metabolizes carbohydrates, proteins, and fats, while also identifying genetic sensitivities to key food components such as lactose and gluten. This panel translates genetic results into clinically actionable diet plan, macro distribution, and grocery list, making personalized nutrition practical and scalable for your practice.

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Food Intolerance Panel

Digestive discomfort, food-related fatigue, and unexplained sensitivities often stem from underlying genetic factors. The Vital Genomix Food Intolerance Panel identifies genetic predispositions linked to common intolerances, allergies, and sensitivities, helping uncover the hidden drivers behind symptoms such as bloating, fatigue, inflammation, and allergic response.
This panel goes beyond basic nutrition. It supports providers in pinpointing root causes of food-triggered symptoms and offers patients clear, actionable insights to minimize discomfort, reduce immune stress, and improve daily functioning. With a deeper understanding of how the body processes specific foods and substances, personalized care becomes simpler, safer, and more effective.

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Optimal Sleep Panel

Sleep is the foundation of recovery, energy, emotional regulation, and long-term health. Our Sleep Panel uncovers how your unique DNA affects sleep quality, duration, rhythm, and nutrient metabolism, empowering providers and individuals to personalize sleep strategies that actually work.
Whether you're a provider looking to deliver precision sleep care or an individual seeking to improve rest and recovery, this panel transforms sleep from guesswork into a data-driven, personalized strategy for better living.
Provide your patients with precision-based guidance on sleep-focused nutrition, lifestyle strategies, supplements, and relevant lab tests, tailored to their unique genetic profile to support optimal sleep health and long-term well-being.

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Longevity Panel Part 1

The Longevity Panel Part One is built on the Hallmarks of Aging, a globally recognized biological framework that explains the fundamental processes driving aging at the cellular level.
This panel analyzes 60+ SNPs across the foundational hallmarks of aging, equipping healthcare professionals with the genetic intelligence needed to shift longevity care from reactive disease management to proactive prevention.
Part One focuses on the earliest and most foundational aging mechanisms, including genome stability, telomere integrity, mitochondrial performance, chronic inflammation, and gut–microbiome balance—the biological systems that initiate aging long before clinical symptoms appear.
By identifying inherited vulnerabilities across these core pathways, the panel provides a clear roadmap for extending not just lifespan, but healthspan.

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Longevity Panel Part 2

The Longevity Panel Part Two is based on the Hallmarks of Aging, focusing on advanced and regulatory biological processes that govern the pace of aging and cellular renewal. This panel analyzes key genetic and epigenetic pathways that influence biological age acceleration, regeneration capacity, and metabolic signaling, enabling precision-guided longevity optimization.
Longevity Panel Part Two focuses on downstream and integrative hallmarks of aging, including epigenetic alterations, cellular senescence, autophagy efficiency, proteostasis, and cellular stress response, and nutrient-sensing dysregulation the mechanisms that control how fast aging progresses and how effectively the body repairs itself.
By uncovering how rapidly biological aging is unfolding and identifying modifiable molecular levers, Part Two empowers healthcare professionals to move beyond risk detection toward active longevity modulation.

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Dementia Risk Analysis

Dementia is a progressive condition that affects memory, thinking, and daily functioning. An estimated 7 million Americans aged 65 and older are currently living with some form of dementia—a number expected to grow significantly in the coming decades. While cognitive symptoms typically appear later in life, the underlying changes in the brain can begin years, even decades, earlier. Our dementia risk analysis analyzes a wide spectrum of gene variants associated with multiple types of cognitive degeneration. This comprehensive approach enables early risk identification—empowering providers and patients to take proactive, personalized steps to support brain health well before symptoms arise.
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Epigenetics Panel

Epigenetics is the science of how gene activity is regulated without altering the DNA sequence. It focuses on methylation patterns, molecular “switches” that turn genes on or off—affecting cellular function, inflammation control, immune balance, cognitive performance, and vision health. By studying these methylation markers, healthcare professionals gain deeper insight into biological aging trajectories, enabling personalized interventions to support longevity, disease prevention, and improved patient outcomes.

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