MENTALgenes

399,00 €

Discover with our test how genes influence vulnerability, emotional health, and your well-being.

Each order placed through our online store must correspond to a single individual or patient. Therefore, if genetic tests are required for more than one person, a separate purchase must be made for each individual.

MENTALgenes, health is in the genes.

Did you know that genes can influence mood?

Emotional stability creates a positive psychological state in which a person is able to properly utilize their cognitive abilities. In contrast, mood disorders are characterized by feelings of sadness, frustration, anger, anxiety, or panic, which can become chronic and interfere with a person’s normal life.

MENTALgenes reports genetic variants related to the synthesis of neurotransmitters, their action, as well as their receptors in the brain, which may contribute to greater or lesser emotional vulnerability.

Type of sample: Saliva or blood.

Knowing your genetics and following personalized recommendations can help improve mental well-being and emotional health.

1. Emotional vulnerability
Serotonin exerts a great influence on our thoughts, emotions, emotional stability, and behavior. Genetic variants related to serotonin (synthesis, reuptake, receptor, and degradation) and the mechanisms of stress and dysthymia (mild depressive disorder) are studied.
2. Reward system
Dopamine is a neurotransmitter that plays important roles in the brain. A genetic alteration of this neurotransmitter can modify tendencies toward certain behavior patterns and induce a genetic predisposition to addictions.
3. Antioxidant defense
Genetics plays a crucial role in the body's ability to defend against oxidative stress. Recently, science has demonstrated the relationship between depressive disorder and oxidative stress. Balancing oxidative stress and optimizing antioxidant function are key allies in the conventional treatment of depression.
4. Sleep: insomnia
There are certain genetic variants that can modulate sleep behavior and make us more or less genetically predisposed to insomnia.
5. Sleep: chronotype
There are genetic variants that can affect the circadian rhythm, giving rise to people known as "larks" with a morning or daytime chronotype, who are early risers and find it difficult to stay up late, and "owls" with a nighttime chronotype, who have an evening-oriented nature, go to bed late, and struggle to wake up early.
DNA Health

All our genetic and pharmacogenetic tests include...

  • Detailed report of results
  • Nutritional recommendations based on the results of the study
  • Free advice from our experts for basic interpretation of results (30 minutes)
  • Access to the results download platform and private area

EUGENOMIC Guarantee

We only perform tests that provide clear, actionable and valuable genetic information.
  • We work with independent genetic markers
  • We perform individualized quality controls of each genetic variant to guarantee accurate conclusions.
  • We do not work with redundant data and we select the genetic markers with the highest impact.
  • We are very strict in the scientific evidence of the selected genetic variants.
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Knowing your Genetics is that easy

CONTACT US

Do you have any questions? We can help you.

Want to know more about what a genetic test can do for you?

Call us at +34 932 922 963 or send a WhatsApp to +34 682 902 773. If you prefer, you can contact us through our contact form.





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