The DNA LifestyleCoach is a direct-to-consumer genetic test focused on improving the daily decisions of users. Purchase a kit today or, if you are a nutritionist or personal trainer, ask about distribution.
Contact us today to ask about the research, clinical, and corporate applications of our telomere length tests and genomic analysis services. Or, ask about distribution of the DNA Lifestyle Coach.
Highlights The most harmful alcohol for your telomeres is beer. Only anaerobic exercises prolong telomeres in people between the ages of 20-50. Older dads seem to give their offspring longer telomeres. In the age of health awareness and advanced medicine, when everyone wants to be strong and fit, it is hard to find an individual […]
Telomere length measurement can be done a variety of ways on cells throughout the body, but is most often done using a blood or saliva-based method. There are advantages to both, and are likely each appropriate for different clinical and research areas. Titanovo is the only commercial entity to offer a buccal-swab based,
Are telomeres biological clocks? We at Titanovo have been doing commercial telomere length testing for a few years now, so naturally we accumulated some data to look at correlations. While it’s a bit early to publish any findings in a journal, I’d like to disclose some observations and key thoughts I am starting to believe
Are telomeres biological clocks? We at Titanovo have been doing commercial telomere length testing for a few years now, so naturally we accumulated some data to look at correlations. While it’s a bit early to publish any findings in a journal, I’d like to disclose some observations and key thoughts I am starting to believe
Have you ever met a person that hardly ever looks happy? For some, the sun in the sky and the breeze on the ocean is a cause for celebration, while for other it is irrelevant to their happiness. Apparently, the weather is not the issue. Genetics play a huge role in whether positive events improve […]
It’s Monday today, so it looks like we’ll try to start going to the gym for yet another week (or learning Chinese, quitting smoking and drinking, whatever). And for sure we’ll be doing it for the 21 days that are necessary to establish a new habit, right? Maybe not. The good news is that habits […]
For those of you who have somehow skipped 150 years of science: we have evolved from hominid apes. 2 Million years ago, these ancestors of ours enjoyed quite a short life of not more than 30 years – the same lifespan of chimpanzees today. But some 1,8 million years ago, our lifespan began increasing. And […]
Many people start off the new year with fitness goals, whether it be to log more hours at the gym, to cut sugars from their diet, or to try vegetarianism. While we have all heard the ire of gym-nuts about the yearly influx of new fitness-enthusiasts at the local gym, attempts at living healthier should […]
Weight gain over the years is usually a fact of life. As we age, our metabolism slows, and it becomes increasingly difficult to fight off a modest bulge in our bellies. However, the amount of weight gain varies widely, and is largely due to genetics. The genes rs10885406 and s7903146 can be used as markers […]
We all love coffee thanks to the positive effect that caffeine has on our minds, making us productive, focused, and alert. But coffee consumption is not equal for everyone; genetics play a key role in whether it also has additional health benefits. Some studies have shown that caffeine can be harmful for you heart, while […]
