TIPS To Keep Your Body Healthy Through Your DNA Decoding!
FHM Magazine South Africa|February 2022
DNA, or deoxyribonucleic acid, is the hereditary material in humans and almost all other organisms.
TIPS To Keep Your Body Healthy Through Your DNA Decoding!
We all have it! We are all made up of different DNA patterns, but with our DNA, if we look closely, we will be able to find out exactly what will make us stay healthy. And that is where Nutrigenomics, the science studying the relationship between the human genome, human nutrition, and health, comes into play.

If you can properly code your DNA and break it down, you can easily figure out what supplements and things to eat in order to keep those cells healthy, and hence help you live a long and well life.

We spoke to Gianni Lotfi, the CEO of Autumn DNA to learn more about how his company is hacking/decoding people’s DNA in order to get them the proper supplements they need. Plus, he gives us some DNA tips we should all follow!

In a world overrun with false labels, magic pills, fake studies, and fine print, why is it important now more than ever for people to actually know what they are putting into their bodies?

As of now, companies do not need Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approval to sell their dietary supplements, as a result, the market has been flooded with many of these products. We believe that it’s important to choose what to put in your body whether a specific supplement or vitamin is of good quality or not. Often people can see adverse reactions or side-effects even from the best manufacturers out there. Certain supplements can counteract each other or have a negative reaction with a medication you could be taking.

This story is from the February 2022 edition of FHM Magazine South Africa.

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