Your genes are not destiny.
But they are a map. They show you what you are more susceptible to and where you should look more closely — long before something shows up. Anyone who knows their predisposition can provide instead of reacting. This is the difference between happiness and strategy.
What your genes tell – and what not.
A modern DNA analysis reveals predispositions: what makes your cardiovascular system more vulnerable, how your body processes certain nutrients and medications, where do hereditary risks lie. These are not certainties, but probabilities — and as such they are useful.
Because disposition is only one half. The other is how you live. The same gene can remain muted or become active, depending on diet, stress, exercise, environment. If you know your card, you can flip the right levers – and prevent much that would otherwise be left to chance.
This is not a test and a diagnosis. But if you have nodded on several points, it is worth a medically accompanied conversation about your predisposition.
Typical Questions and Observations
These indications are not self-diagnosis. They help to arrange the personal concern for a specialist discussion.
- Your family has had heart attacks, strokes, cancer or diabetes.
- You want to make provision that suits you – not according to standard plan.
- You wonder what you should pay particular attention to personally.
- They react differently to some medicines or foods than others.
- You want the crucial years ahead as long as you are healthy.
- They see knowledge as the basis of control, not fear.
Why people who wear a lot?
Anyone who knows a lot of responsibility thinks in scenarios and prevention – in many areas of life long taken for granted. In your own body, this strategy is usually missing. This is where the leverage is greatest: Who knows early on where to look, wins years.
: Your time is short and your health is your real capital. Personalized prevention aligns both efficiently — no unnecessary investigations, but the right ones at the right time. This is prevention at the level you know from all other areas of life.
No guess. One finding.
At re:NOW, we never collect genetic data as an end in itself. We analyze what is relevant for your health and arrange it medically – understandable, calm, without leaving you alone with raw data. What is important, we discuss; what is irrelevant, too.
This results in a personal pension program that fits exactly with your investment – and gives you the decisive advantage. Strictly confidential, because there is hardly any more sensitive data.
In a place where discretion is a matter of course: the Kloster Beuerberg on Lake Starnberg.
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Does a genetic risk mean that I get sick?
No. Genes are not judgments, but probabilities. A predisposition says what you are more susceptible to — not that it occurs. Whether a risk becomes effective depends heavily on lifestyle, environment and prevention. This is precisely why it is so valuable to know your own map: You can take targeted countermeasures.
What does knowing about my genes actually mean to me?
It makes prevention precise. Who knows what he is susceptible to, can look right there earlier and more thoroughly, instead of according to the watering can principle. General recommendations are turned into a preventive care program that fits your predisposition – and that often gives the decisive years a head start.
Is such an analysis not worrying?
It will be if you get the results alone and without classification. That is why we focus on medical support: We discuss what is relevant and what is not, and translate findings into concrete, reassuring action steps. Knowledge that leads to action does not worry — it gives back control.
How confidential is genetic data at re:NOW?
Highly Confidential. Genetic information is one of the most sensitive things there is — we handle it with care. Discretion is not an addition to re:NOW, but a basis. Your data is exclusively for your health.
Responsibly classify genetic information.
Not every technically possible examination answers a medically meaningful question.
Gene diagnosis Longevity
Gene diagnosis Longevity can provide indications of selected investments. Crucial are a clear question, medical advice, data protection and the question of whether a result actually leads to meaningful consequences.
The terms serve for comprehensible orientation. Which diagnosis or therapy is medically useful is decided only after personal medical assessment.