Post COVID DNA Wellness Report
New genetic reporting service revealing personalized genetic insights from your DNA in the context of long COVID research
Explore your DNA through long COVID research
Long COVID has affected around 7% of adults in the United States - 18 million people. Ongoing symptoms after COVID-19 include severe fatigue, pain, and brain fog - affecting every part of daily life.
The Post COVID DNA Wellness Report is a new genetic reporting service putting years of leading research insights into the hands of people living with ongoing symptoms after COVID-19.
The report delivers personalized, research-based information about genetic patterns in your DNA across key biological mechanisms studied in long COVID research.
Using a simple at-home cheek swab, the report analyses more than 1,600 genetic patterns across key biological processes - providing a richer, more meaningful view of your genetic profile, so you can be better informed and approach your health and general well-being with greater confidence.
✔️ Understand your genetic profile in the context of long COVID research
✔️ Find the genes and biological mechanisms most relevant to your DNA
✔️ Discover practical wellbeing strategies informed by the latest science
✔️ Be more informed about your health and general well-being
-3.png?width=2000&height=989&name=MX-001-LCO-Preview%20(1)-3.png "MX-001-LCO-Preview (1)-3")
Important information
The Post COVID DNA Wellness Report is intended for general wellness and educational purposes only. It provides research-based information about genetic patterns linked to biological mechanisms studied in post-COVID research. Results are provided for biological context and are not a diagnosis, prediction, screening result or disease-risk assessment.
The report does not diagnose, detect, predict, prevent, monitor, treat or manage Long COVID or any other medical condition and is not intended for clinical use. It does not provide personalized medical, lifestyle, nutritional, supplement or treatment advice. If you have concerns about your health or symptoms, consult a qualified healthcare professional.