Nitric Oxide & Your Genes: How DNA Shapes Energy, Circulation & Recovery

Nitric oxide is the molecule that makes everything flow — literally. It widens blood vessels, improves oxygen delivery, speeds recovery, and boosts energy and cognition. But here’s what most people don’t realize: your genes heavily affect how well your body produces and protects nitric oxide. In this article, we break down which genes influence nitric oxide pathways, the nutrients in CODE Complex® that support production and stability, and how personalized supplementation can improve performance, circulation, and longevity from the inside out.

Published 3 days ago

Vitamin D & Your Genes: How VDR Variants Impact Dopamine, Immunity, Aging & Why K2 Isn’t Always Better

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Published 2 weeks ago

Vitamin D is more than a bone-supporting nutrient — it’s a brain, mood, and longevity regulator driven by one key pathway: the Vitamin D Receptor (VDR). For people with VDR gene variants, simply adding more K2 isn’t always beneficial — in fact, it can shift calcium signaling in ways that reduce D3 effectiveness. This article explains how vitamin D affects dopamine, telomeres, and cellular aging — and why personalized supplementation is the key to true vitamin D optimization.

Gut Health and Genetic Testing: How Your Genes Affect the Gut-Brain Axis and Cognition

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Published 6 months ago

Vitamin B12: Optimizing Genetic Expression and Ensuring Safety

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Published 11 months ago

Unveiling Enhanced Vitamin D Absorption and Utilization

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Published 2 years ago

Decoding Biological Stress: The Impact of Methylation on Your Body’s Stress Response

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Published 2 years ago

How to Use Your Genetics and Nutrition to Influence Surgical Outcomes

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Published 3 years ago

When it comes to surgery, understanding your genetics can be an essential tool pre and post-operatively. This article explores 11 areas where common genetic variations can significantly impact surgical outcomes.