Genetic Variant Associated with Resistance to Chemotherapy Drug in Women with...
Researchers have found links between an individual’s genetics and their response to treatment with chemotherapy. The findings, by researchers at the National Cancer Institute (NCI), part of the...
View ArticleNHGRI Study Suggests DTC Genetic-Risk Testing Motivates Consumers to Improve...
A behavioral study by researchers from the National Human Genome Research Institute and several other institutions found that consumers who have received their genetic risk assessments through the web...
View ArticleWhat is Nutrigenomics?
Nutrigenomics – a bit of a mouthful, no? Well, “a mouthful” is not too far off base. The term nutrigenomics is the study of the interaction between food and your genes. More specifically, it examines...
View ArticleCarbohydrates 101—The good, the bad, the complex
You’ve heard the term a million times, but what exactly is a carbohydrate? Carbs are a group of nutrients that include fiber but mainly consist of sugars and starches that serve as the body’s primary...
View ArticleWhat is a MET?
Eating well and exercise go hand-in-hand when it comes to committing to living a healthier lifestyle. How do know if you’re exercising enough to get the maximum benefit out of your workout? The key...
View ArticlePulkit’s Success Story
As the year comes to a close we wanted to give you the gift of hope by sharing a customer success story. Pulkit, a 25 year old banking professional, struggled with his weight since middle school. As an...
View ArticleSome Genes Seem to Raise Risk of Obesity: Study
A new obesity study conducted in New Zealand over the past 40 years was published this month in the Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine. The study supports the growing body of evidence...
View ArticleEd’s Success Story
Since September 12, 2011, Ed has lost 119 pounds. He continues on his weight loss journey to lose another 98 pounds by the end of 2012. “The Inherent Health Weight Management program has given me a...
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