A diet tailored to your DNA!

Have you ever wondered why some people can stay slim by eating anything, but you gain weight with the slightest slip in your diet?

The answer to this riddle is hidden in your genes…

In a world where various diets such as keto, vegetarian, Mediterranean and fasting are constantly being introduced, most of us do not know which path is really right for our bodies. The truth is:

No universal diet works for everyone, because each person’s body is genetically unique.

The Telepezeshk Nutrition Test is designed to determine the right path for your diet and lifestyle by examining your genes. This test is based on the latest findings in genetics and personalized nutrition and tells you not only what to eat, but also why you should eat that way.

This test will show you:

Why some foods are not good for you, even if they are good for others
Exactly how your metabolism works
Which vitamins, minerals and supplements you absorb best
Why you may not get the results you want despite diet and exercise

This is not just a test…

It’s a lifelong guide to your nutrition and health.

Imagine:

A breakfast that actually gives you energy, not just a regular meal
Snacks that are tailored to your genetics and control your cravings
Exercise that is tailored to your metabolism
Supplements that your body actually needs, not TV commercials!

What does the Telepezeshk’s Nutrition Test check?

By analyzing 32 gene regions, this test takes a comprehensive and detailed look at your nutritional genetic status:

1. Basal metabolism

• Body’s response to carbohydrates (why is white bread like poison for some?)
• Analysis of fat and protein metabolism to choose the right food sources

2. Food sensitivities

• Lactose intolerance (why do you have digestive problems after consuming dairy?)
• Gluten sensitivity (should you eliminate wheat?)
• Reaction to caffeine (why does a coffee make you feel alive at night?)

3. Eating behaviors

• Bulimia nervosa and genes related to stress and appetite
• Innate cravings for sweets and sugar – it’s in your DNA!

4. Specific body needs

• Genetic vitamin D deficiency (even with sun exposure?)
• Poor iron absorption (chronic fatigue, paleness and lethargy may have a genetic origin)