What is the Excipient Report and how to use it
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In this video we will be introducing the excipient report.
The excipient report is a popular genetic report for understanding what substances including drugs, chemicals and food properties work with and or against your genes.
With the excipient report you can use your 23andme, Ancestry and many other raw data genetic files to create the excipient gene report with over 1000+ genes.
With this powerful report you can gain significant insights to your genetic mutations with how various excipients have an effect on your wellbeing.
Excipients are substances added to food products, drugs, medications and nutritional supplements to enhance their physical and chemical properties. Food excipients can include preservatives, flavor enhancers, and nutrients, and are used to improve the flavor, texture, appearance, or nutritional value of food products.
The problem with excipients is that many people cannot tolerate them because of their gene mutations and can react in many ways negatively when excipients are consumed.
Often people can experience a wide range of symptoms from consuming excipients making it hard to understand what they did wrong to cause their reaction.
Symptoms of excipient reactions include skin rashes, gastrointestinal issues, and breathing problems. These reactions can be confused with allergic reactions or intolerances.
Excipients can cause almost any negative response by influencing your immune system such as in mast cell activation.
Additionally, excipients can interact with neurotransmitters influencing how you feel and behave emotionally such as in anxiety, depression, A D H D, affecting the nervous system such as panic attacks and even cause functional problems such as heart beat regulation, sleep function, digestive function and mood dysregulation.
The excipient report is a breakdown of all the genes that were tested by your ancestry provider.
The excipient report breaks up your genes into useable data, for example, in this report there are 76 pages of genetics and any gene mutations you may have for each of the excipients listed.
If you are trying to resolve an unknown health issue or reaction, use the excipient report to help find your culprit and associated gene mutations, its powerful and life saving.
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