BIO-ARCHITECTURE REPORT™
SUBJECT: Farah Banani · Age 40 · Dubai | PRECISION GENOME EXECUTION PLAN
Chronotype: Evening-Leaning — DNA-derived · decisive $CLOCK rs1801260 AA + $MTNR1B rs10830963 CG
Data Layers: ✓ DNA (NutriGenix — Weight · Fitness · Food Sensitivities) · ✗ Blood · ✗ Microbiome · ✗ Wearables · ◐ Body scan (DNA-predisposition only)
One layer, read honestly. Your report is built on DNA alone — three NutriGenix panels — so we score what the genes actually say and lock what needs blood. Your Genetic Risk Score is 20 / 100 (Low band): once the common false-alarm variants are stripped out, your genuine elevated risks are few and specific. The headline: your body clock leans evening ($CLOCK rs1801260 AA), you clear caffeine fast ($CYP1A2 rs762551 AA), you can't turn plant oils into brain-grade omega-3 ($FADS2 rs1535 AA), and two foods — gluten and dairy — your DNA handles poorly ($HLA-DQ2.5, $LCT GG). Biological age stays locked until a blood panel exists — we will not invent a number.
Cardiometabolic
DNA Risk
9 / 12 PTS
Nutrient-Need
DNA Risk
4 / 6 PTS
Diet-Sensitivity
DNA Risk
6 / 15 PTS
Inflammation
(Omega-3 Index)
N/A — NEEDS BLOOD
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Genetic Risk Score Breakdown — 20 / 100
How your 20 was calculated — every elevated trait, every weight, cited to your genotype
LOW BAND · 0–30| Elevated Trait | Gene / SNP | Severity | Weight | Points |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cardiovascular / Lipid + Cognitive (ε4 carrier) | $APOE (rs429358 TC · rs7412 CC) | HIGH | ×3 | +3 |
| Obesity / Adiposity + Appetite Drive | $FTO (rs9939609 TA · rs1421085 CT) | MED | ×2 | +2 |
| Triglyceride / Metabolic-Syndrome Tendency | $GCKR (rs1260326 TT) | MED | ×2 | +2 |
| Impaired Fasting Glucose / T2D Tendency | $MTNR1B (rs10830963 CG) | MED | ×2 | +2 |
| Reduced Omega-3 Conversion (High EPA/DHA Need) | $FADS2 (rs1535 AA) | MED | ×2 | +2 |
| Gluten Sensitivity (DQ2.5 Carrier) | $HLA-DQA1 (rs2187668 TC) | MED | ×2 | +2 |
| Reduced Methylation (Higher B-Vitamin Need) | $MTHFR (rs1801131 TT) | MED | ×2 | +2 |
| Lactose Intolerance | $LCT (rs4988235 GG) | LOW | ×1 | +1 |
| Higher Alcohol Sensitivity | $ADH1B (rs1229984 TC) | LOW | ×1 | +1 |
| Chili / Capsaicin Sensitivity | $TRPV1 (rs117112057 CC) | LOW | ×1 | +1 |
| Shellfish (Shrimp) Allergy Tendency | $HLA-DQB1 (rs7754496 AT) | LOW | ×1 | +1 |
| Tendon Stiffness / Achilles Care | $COL5A1 (rs12722 TT) | LOW | ×1 | +1 |
| Total Genetic Risk Score | 20 / 100 | |||
How Your Body Systems Connect: The Main Conflict
The Problem: You are a natural social connector ($COMT rs4680 GA · extraverted $DAB2IP/$RASSF2) — you run on people and novelty. But three quiet genes tax that engine. Your body clock leans evening ($CLOCK rs1801260 AA + $MTNR1B rs10830963 CG), so a 6am gym-and-grind schedule fights your biology. You can't convert plant oils into brain-grade omega-3 ($FADS2 rs1535 AA), and two everyday foods — gluten ($HLA-DQ2.5) and dairy ($LCT GG) — your DNA cannot process cleanly. The fix isn't another diet — it's timing your day to an evening clock, feeding the omega-3 gap directly, and removing the two foods your genes reject. Blood, gut and wearable layers are missing, so the deeper "how far" stays N/A until you test.
Social Connector
Wired for people and collaboration — you charge on interaction. $COMT GA keeps you steady under pressure (neither panicker nor cold operator).
Evening Engine
Your clock genes push alertness later. Fast caffeine clearance ($CYP1A2 AA) means coffee works for you — but the schedule, training and meals must follow the evening cascade.
Nutrient Hungry
Poor plant-to-EPA/DHA conversion ($FADS2 AA) plus gluten + lactose intolerance means standard advice under-serves you. You need pre-formed omega-3 and two foods removed.
Section I — Your Diet & Metabolism
Clean Carbs In, Two Foods Out
Trait: Good Carb Tolerance + Gluten/Dairy Removal ($TCF7L2 + $HLA-DQ + $LCT)
What This Means
Good news first: your glucose-handling genotype is the common, low-risk one ($TCF7L2 rs7903146 CC) — whole grains, legumes and root veg do not spike you the way they do a true risk-carrier. The catch is appetite: $FTO rs9939609 TA makes hunger louder, so fibre-rich carbs beat refined sugar for keeping you full. Two foods have to go — gluten ($HLA-DQ2.5 carrier) and dairy ($LCT GG lactose intolerant) — and refined sugar/fructose deserves a cap because $GCKR rs1260326 TT nudges triglycerides up. Your optimal pattern is a gluten-free, dairy-free Mediterranean plate.
How to Eat
- Fibre-rich clean carbs — quinoa, buckwheat, sweet potato, lentils, chickpeas, oats (GF).
- Oily fish 3×/week — pre-formed omega-3 bypasses your $FADS2 block.
- No gluten. No dairy. Cap refined sugar & alcohol.
- Keep heavy carbs earlier — $MTNR1B disfavours late-night starch.
Your Daily Food Breakdown
Daily Calorie Goal: N/A (Mifflin-St Jeor needs measured weight — pending body scan)
Fish, chicken, eggs, lentils. Blunts $FTO hunger and holds lean mass. Grams pending measured weight.
Olive oil, avocado, oily fish, walnuts. Weight to omega-3 sources ($FADS2). Keep saturated fat low ($APOE ε4).
$TCF7L2 CC — you tolerate clean carbs well. Keep them fibre-rich and earlier in the day.
Daily Calorie Adjustments
Absolute targets unlock once a body scan gives measured weight for Mifflin-St Jeor.
Metabolic Strategy
- Oily fish 3×/week + a pre-formed EPA/DHA supplement — directly answers $FADS2.
- Cap refined sugar/fructose — $GCKR TT keeps triglycerides sensitive.
- Eating window 11:30 – 20:30 — your evening cascade cutoffs.
Green List — Eat Often
- • Wild salmon
- • Sardines / mackerel
- • Skinless chicken
- • Turkey · eggs
- • Lentils + chickpeas
- • Quinoa
- • Buckwheat
- • Sweet potato
- • Gluten-free oats
- • Brown / jasmine rice
- • Olive oil (extra virgin)
- • Avocado
- • Walnuts + almonds
- • Pumpkin seeds
- • Berries
- • Broccoli, cauliflower
- • Kale + spinach
- • Asparagus · beetroot
- • Ground flax / chia
- • Green tea / matcha
Red List — Avoid / Minimize
- • Gluten — wheat, barley, rye ($HLA-DQ)
- • Bread, pasta, pastry
- • All dairy — milk, cheese, yogurt ($LCT)
- • Cream sauces
- • Shrimp / shellfish (allergy)
- • Chili-heavy dishes ($TRPV1)
- • Refined sugar / fructose ($GCKR)
- • Sugary drinks
- • Late-night starch ($MTNR1B)
- • Fried foods
- • Fatty processed meat
- • Refined seed oils
- • Alcohol > minimal ($ADH1B)
- • Bulletproof coffee
- • Palm oil snacks
- • High-histamine leftovers
Monthly Cycle Energy Rhythms — Sync Your Training & Eating
FEMALE HORMONE SCHEDULE| Cycle Phase | Food Adjustments | Best Type of Workout | Fasting Rule |
|---|---|---|---|
| Post-Period (Follicular) | Push clean carbs (quinoa, sweet potato) | Heavy resistance — peak strength | 14–16h optional |
| Mid-Cycle (Ovulatory) | Normal eating, extra leafy greens | Push hardest — peak power | 14h optional |
| Pre-Period (Luteal) | Add magnesium-rich foods, dark chocolate (85%) | Moderate resistance, walks, Pilates | 12–13h |
| During Period (Menstrual) | Iron-rich foods (lean beef, lentils + Vit C) | Yoga, stretching, deep rest | No fasting |
Section II — Your Weekly Workout Plan
16:00 – 18:00
How to Train Right for You ($ACTN3 CC + $ADRB2 GG)
Here's the plot twist versus generic "women do endurance" advice: your muscle genetics actually favour strength and power. $ACTN3 rs1815739 CC is the fast-twitch (RR) variant, and $ADRB2 rs1042713 GG biases toward strength response. So lift heavy, progress the load. Balance it with tendon care — $COL5A1 rs12722 TT means stiffer connective tissue, so warm up thoroughly and keep mobility work in the week.
Your 3-Month Goals
- Progressive strength (main lifts)+1 load step
- Warm-up + mobility adherence100% sessions
- Body-fat / lean-mass targetsN/A — body scan
- VO₂ / HRV targetsN/A — wearable
Your Ideal Weekly Schedule
Section III — Your Strategic Supplement Stack
Read this first: No blood panel was provided, so these are ranked on DNA need, not measured deficiency. Doses are conservative starting points — confirm actual need with a blood draw (Section IV) before scaling.
Rank 0 — Clear DNA Need (Non-Negotiable)
Omega-3 Lock$FADS2 rs1535 AA severely limits plant ALA → EPA/DHA conversion. Pre-formed marine omega-3 is the single strongest DNA-driven supplement on your page — brain, skin, triglyceride and anti-inflammatory support in one.
Rank 1 — DNA-Supportive (Confirm With Blood)
Genotype-driven; dose against a blood draw before increasing
UAE indoor lifestyle makes low vitamin D common. No 25-OH-D value exists yet — start conservative, then set the true dose from blood. K2 routes calcium to bone, not arteries.
$MTHFR rs1801131 TT → use active methyl-folate + methyl-B12 forms. Energy, mood and homocysteine support. Confirm B12/homocysteine on the first panel.
Sleep onset for an evening chronotype, PMS-cramp relief, and insulin support ($MTNR1B glucose tilt). The calming form — no laxative effect.
Rank 2 — Situational / Gut & Digestion
Supports a gut carrying gluten ($HLA-DQ2.5) + lactose ($LCT) load. Reassess after a stool microbiome test.
$LCT rs4988235 GG — situational rescue for accidental dairy. Not a licence for regular dairy.
$AOC1 (DAO) reads typical, so this is optional — reserve it for big histamine loads (aged cheese-free, wine, leftovers) if you notice flushing.
Section IV — Blood Work & PhenoAge Engine 🔒 LOCKED · NO BLOOD DRAWN
🔒 Biological Age (PhenoAge) — Unlock with Blood Panel
The Levine 2018 PhenoAge model needs 7+ of 9 blood biomarkers. Farah has 0 of 9. No value can be computed or estimated.
Why no number: a biological age or a "−X years" reduction without a measured baseline would be fabrication. The Genetic Risk Score (20/100) covers predisposition; PhenoAge covers current reality — and current reality requires a blood draw.
Recommended First Blood Panel — Targets (current values N/A — pending draw)
NEXT ACTION: BOOK DRAW| Marker | You | Optimal Target | Why It Matters For You |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lipid Panel + ApoB | N/A | LDL <100 · ApoB <80 | $APOE ε4 — the ε4 allele warrants closer LDL/ApoB watch. |
| Triglycerides | N/A | < 100 mg/dL | $GCKR rs1260326 TT nudges TG up — confirm. |
| Fasting Glucose + HbA1c | N/A | < 95 · < 5.4% | $MTNR1B rs10830963 CG — screen fasting glucose. |
| Omega-3 Index | N/A | > 8 % | $FADS2 AA — the direct read on your omega-3 gap. |
| Vitamin D (25-OH) | N/A | 40–60 ng/mL | Sets the true D3 dose — UAE deficiency common. |
| Ferritin + CBC | N/A | Ferritin 50–120 | Female iron baseline; also feeds PhenoAge (MCV/RDW). |
| B12 + Homocysteine | N/A | B12 >400 · Hcy <9 | $MTHFR rs1801131 — methylation status check. |
| hs-CRP | N/A | < 1.0 mg/L | Inflammation baseline; PhenoAge input. |
| TSH + Free T4/T3 | N/A | TSH 0.5–2.5 | Thyroid baseline for a 40-year-old woman. |
Section V — Gut Health & Digestion INFERRED · MICROBIOME PANEL N/A
Two Genetic Irritants to Remove · Confirm with a Stool Panel
No stool/microbiome test was run, so this is inferred from DNA + food-sensitivity genetics, not measured. Two signals stand out: lactose intolerance ($LCT rs4988235 GG) means dairy will reliably drive bloating and gas, and gluten sensitivity ($HLA-DQ2.5 carrier, $HLA-DQA1 rs2187668 TC) means gluten can inflame the gut lining. Histamine clearance reads typical ($AOC1/DAO), so that's not a primary driver. Pull gluten and dairy, feed the gut fibre diversity and polyphenols, then verify with a stool microbiome panel.
Remove
$LCT GG — lactose maldigestion
Remove
$HLA-DQ2.5 carrier
Typical
$AOC1 — not a primary issue
N/A
Needs stool sequencing
Gut Action Protocol
1. Remove
Gluten + dairy for 4 weeks; watch bloating, energy and skin change.
2. Fibre Diversity
30+ plant types/week — legumes, oats (GF), veg, berries — feeds butyrate producers.
3. Polyphenols
Matcha, berries, olive oil, dark chocolate 85% — Akkermansia food.
4. Fermented (non-dairy)
Kimchi, sauerkraut, coconut kefir — skip dairy kefir ($LCT).
5. Probiotic
Multi-strain daily during the gluten/dairy reset (Rank 2 stack).
6. Test
Stool microbiome + calprotectin to convert this from inferred to measured.
Section VI — Paradox Vault & Brain Operating System
WHAT HAPPENS
Here's your paradox: you clear caffeine fast ($CYP1A2 rs762551 AA), so a mid-afternoon coffee won't wreck your sleep the way it would a slow metaboliser. But your clock already leans late ($CLOCK AA + $MTNR1B CG), so caffeine after 14:00 still nudges an already-delayed sleep onset even later.
THE UNLOCK
Enjoy your coffee — front-load it before 14:00 (you can even use it as pre-workout at 14:00). After the cutoff: water, herbal tea, sparkling water. Your fast clearance is a gift; the only rule is protecting a clock that already runs late.
WHAT HAPPENS
You can eat flax, chia and walnuts all day and still run low on the omega-3 your brain and skin use. $FADS2 rs1535 AA throttles the enzyme that turns plant ALA into active EPA/DHA — so the "healthy fats" advice quietly fails for you.
THE UNLOCK
Go to the source: oily fish 3×/week + 2,000mg pre-formed EPA/DHA daily. Skip the "convert plants" step entirely. Confirm progress with an Omega-3 Index blood test (target >8%).
WHAT HAPPENS
You're an extravert who recharges on people — but social, novelty-seeking wiring ($ANKK1 rs1800497 GA reward variant) pairs with a loud hunger signal ($FTO rs9939609 TA). Social meals + reward-seeking + "I feel less full" is a real snacking trap, especially with alcohol in the mix ($ADH1B).
THE UNLOCK
Protein-first at social meals, water before dining out, and pre-decide the plate. $COMT GA keeps you emotionally steady — use that composure to make the food call before the reward system does.
WHAT HAPPENS
Your $ADH1B rs1229984 TC produces acetaldehyde quickly — you feel alcohol harder than most (you share this with only ~7% of users). Note: your $ALDH2 rs671 is GG (normal) — this is not the East-Asian flush variant, so the sensitivity is real but different. Add $TRPV1 rs117112057 CC and very spicy food burns more.
THE UNLOCK
Keep alcohol minimal (1 drink, rarely), never within 4h of bed, and hydrate alongside. Dial chilli down a notch — you'll taste more, not less. Small levers, outsized comfort.
Section VII — Your Perfect Biological Day EVENING CASCADE LOCKED
Wake & Hydrate
GOAL: EASE INTO AN EVENING CLOCK
Light Movement
GOAL: PRIME, NOT DRAIN
Deep Work Block 1 — Your Window
GOAL: PEAK COGNITIVE EXECUTION (10:00–12:30)
First Meal — Breaking Fast
GOAL: PROTEIN-FIRST, GLUTEN & DAIRY FREE
Caffeine Cutoff: 14:00. You clear caffeine fast ($CYP1A2 AA), but your clock runs late ($CLOCK AA + $MTNR1B CG) — after 14:00 switch to water, herbal tea, sparkling water.
Power Lunch
GOAL: OMEGA-3 + SUSTAINED FUEL
Mental Reset
GOAL: RESET BEFORE PEAK TRAINING
Training Block — Your Window (16:00–18:00)
GOAL: PEAK STRENGTH OUTPUT
Dinner
GOAL: RECOVER · MODERATE CARBS (NOT LATE)
Eating Cutoff: 20:30. Overnight fast begins — protects glucose control ($MTNR1B) and sleep quality. Shorten to a lighter window during luteal week.
Wind Down
GOAL: OVERRIDE THE LATE-CLOCK PULL
Sleep Stack
GOAL: FASTER SLEEP ONSET
Sleep — Target 23:30
GOAL: 8 HOURS · HORMONE RESET
Section VIII — Body Composition Goals
Your Physical Profile
Measured metrics: N/A — no body scan on file
Height
N/A
Weight
N/A
BMI
N/A
BMR / TDEE
N/A
Body Fat %
N/A
Lean Mass
N/A
Visceral Fat (DNA)
68th %ile
Watch
Metabolic Rate (DNA)
Typical
What Your Numbers Mean
The "Weight & Body Fat" file we received is a genetic predisposition report, not a measured scan — so height, weight, BMI, body fat %, lean mass and BMR are all N/A until an InBody/DEXA is done. What the DNA does say: metabolic rate is typical, belly fat sits mid-range (40–60th percentile), and visceral fat leans a little higher (68th percentile) — worth watching given $GCKR + $MTNR1B. The bright spot: you're predisposed to above-average weight loss from calorie restriction ($FTO, $PPARG, $ADRB2), so a modest, protein-forward deficit should respond well. Book a body scan to convert every N/A above into a real number and a real target.
Section IX — Skin, Hair & Climate Defense
UAE Climate × Your Genetics
Traits: Collagen Turnover ($MMP1 rs591058 TC) + Omega-3 Skin Barrier ($FADS2)
What Happens
Dubai's UV index regularly tops 11. Your $MMP1 rs591058 variant tilts toward faster collagen turnover, and your $FADS2 omega-3 gap weakens the skin's lipid barrier — together that shows up as dryness, dullness and early fine lines if unprotected. Androgenetic hair-loss and estrogen-skin genetics ($AR, $CYP1B1) were not on this panel — those stay N/A.
The Solution Stack
- SPF 50+ daily — reapplied outdoors; window UV is real at desk too.
- Omega-3 2g/day — rebuilds the skin lipid barrier your $FADS2 can't supply from plants.
- Topical retinoid 2–3 nights/week — gold-standard collagen stimulator for $MMP1.
- Vitamin C serum 15% AM — antioxidant + collagen co-factor.
- Hydration + collagen-rich foods — bone broth, fish, eggs.
Section X — Triangulation: DNA × Body-Comp × Lifestyle
Why this section matters: DNA is the playbook. Blood is the scoreboard. Wearables show how the day played out. Right now you've handed us one layer — DNA — so we triangulate genes against DNA-derived body-composition and lifestyle, and we're explicit about what's missing. Farah's pattern is genuinely low-risk (20/100) once false alarms are removed; the biggest single unlock on this whole report is a blood panel.
Axis 1 — Chronotype
$CLOCK rs1801260 AA + $MTNR1B rs10830963 CG → evening lean. $CYP1A2 AA → fast caffeine.
N/A — 3-question screener not yet completed.
N/A — no sleep/HRV telemetry.
Evening (DNA-derived). Cascade: 08:00 wake / 14:00 caffeine / 20:30 dinner / 23:30 sleep.
Note: this corrects the earlier "morning lark" read — $CLOCK rs1801260 AA maps to evening, not morning. A short self-report screener would confirm the label.
Axis 2 — Cardiometabolic (Highest-Value Unlock)
$APOE ε4 + $GCKR TT + $MTNR1B CG + $FTO → lipid, triglyceride, glucose & adiposity watch.
N/A. Cannot confirm or clear these — this is the panel to book first.
DNA visceral-fat tilt 68th %ile. Measured scan N/A.
Mediterranean fats, soluble fibre, cap sugar/alcohol.
Resolution: genes flag it, nothing confirms it yet. Book a lipid + glucose panel — with $APOE ε4 present, a real LDL/ApoB number matters more for you than for most.
Axis 3 — Omega-3 & Nutrient Need
$FADS2 rs1535 AA → poor ALA→EPA/DHA conversion. $MTHFR rs1801131 → methylation demand.
N/A. Omega-3 Index & homocysteine not measured.
Plant omega-3 alone won't cut it — go to marine source.
Pre-formed EPA/DHA + methyl-B. Confirm with Omega-3 Index.
Axis 4 — Diet Sensitivities
Gluten $HLA-DQ2.5 · Lactose $LCT GG · Alcohol $ADH1B TC · Chili $TRPV1 CC · Shrimp risk.
Microbiome N/A — inferred irritants are gluten + dairy.
$AOC1 DAO typical — not a primary driver.
Remove gluten + dairy; minimise alcohol, spice, shrimp.
Axis 5 — Cognitive & Social
$COMT rs4680 GA balanced "Mediator"; $BDNF rs6265 CT enhanced neuroplasticity; extraverted.
N/A — no cortisol / stress markers.
$ANKK1 rs1800497 GA → novelty/reward seeking.
Lead with people; pre-commit food choices to beat reward-snacking.
$OXTR, $MAOA and $DRD4 were not on this NutriGenix panel — those psychological axes remain N/A rather than assumed.
Section XI — The Raw Genetic Data Vault
| Trait | Result | Gene / SNP |
|---|---|---|
| Chronotype | Evening Lean | $CLOCK (rs1801260 AA) |
| Melatonin / Glucose Timing | Later Offset (G-carrier) | $MTNR1B (rs10830963 CG) |
| Stress Management | Mediator (Balanced) | $COMT (rs4680 GA) |
| Neuroplasticity | Enhanced (Val/Met) | $BDNF (rs6265 CT) |
| Reward Sensitivity | Novelty-Seeking (A1) | $ANKK1/DRD2 (rs1800497 GA) |
| Extraversion | High | $DAB2IP (rs1010235 AA) · $RASSF2 (rs6084912 AC) |
| Caffeine Clearance | Fast Metabolizer | $CYP1A2 (rs762551 AA) |
| Trait | Result | Gene / SNP |
|---|---|---|
| Appetite / Adiposity | Hunger-Sensitive | $FTO (rs9939609 TA) |
| Carb / Glucose Handling | Normal (Low Risk) | $TCF7L2 (rs7903146 CC) |
| Omega-3 Conversion | Poor (High Need) | $FADS2 (rs1535 AA) |
| Triglyceride / Met-Syndrome | Elevated Tendency | $GCKR (rs1260326 TT) |
| Fasting Glucose / T2D | Elevated Tendency | $MTNR1B (rs10830963 CG) |
| Lactose Tolerance | Intolerant | $LCT (rs4988235 GG) |
| Methylation (Folate/B12) | Reduced | $MTHFR (rs1801131 TT) |
| Weight Loss (Calorie Restriction) | Above Average | $FTO · $PPARG (rs1801282 CC) · $ADRB2 |
| Trait | Result | Gene / SNP |
|---|---|---|
| Muscle Engine | Power / Strength (RR) | $ACTN3 (rs1815739 CC) |
| Strength Response | Favourable | $ADRB2 (rs1042713 GG · rs1042714 CG) |
| Cardio / ACE Activity | Intermediate | $ACE (rs4343 GA) |
| Tendon / Ligament | Stiffer (Warm-Up) | $COL5A1 (rs12722 TT) |
| Collagen Structure | Standard | $COL11A1 (rs11164689 GG) |
| Trait | Result | Gene / SNP |
|---|---|---|
| Gluten Sensitivity (DQ2.5) | Carrier | $HLA-DQA1 (rs2187668 TC) |
| Histamine Clearance (DAO) | Typical | $AOC1 (rs1049793 GC) |
| Chili / Capsaicin | Higher Sensitivity | $TRPV1 (rs117112057 CC) |
| Alcohol Sensitivity | Higher (Fast ADH) | $ADH1B (rs1229984 TC) |
| Alcohol Flush (ALDH2) | Normal — No Flush | $ALDH2 (rs671 GG) |
| Shellfish (Shrimp) Allergy | More Likely | $HLA-DQB1 (rs7754496 AT) |
| Inflammatory Cytokine (TNF) | Standard | $TNF (rs1800629 GG) |
| Risk | Severity | Gene / SNP |
|---|---|---|
| Cardiovascular / Cognitive (ε4) | Elevated | $APOE (rs429358 TC · rs7412 CC → ε3/ε4) |
| Triglyceride / Metabolic Syndrome | Moderate | $GCKR (rs1260326 TT) |
| Type 2 Diabetes / Glucose | Moderate | $MTNR1B (rs10830963 CG) |
| Obesity / Adiposity | Moderate | $FTO (rs9939609 TA) |
| Celiac / Gluten (DQ2.5) | Carrier · Overall Low | $HLA-DQA1 (rs2187668 TC) |
| NAFLD (Liver Fat) | Low (Common Allele) | $PNPLA3 (rs738409 CC) |
Predisposition ≠ diagnosis. $APOE ε4 is a single-copy risk allele, not a verdict — reviewed with your physician, it simply raises the priority of a lipid panel and heart-healthy habits.