Area 6 of 9 · 9 insights · Included with every kit
Detoxification Pathways
One perfume counter and you're done for the afternoon. Nine insights on how fast your liver clears caffeine, alcohol, medications, and pollutants, phase by phase.
What you will see in this area.
Each one appears as a dark card in your Genomic Lifestyle Optimization Report, with a color marker set by your variants and a practical next step.
Phase I
4 insights
Acetaminophen Metabolism
Your liver clears Tylenol at its own pace: fast, intermediate, or slow. If you're a slow processor, standard package directions may not fit you. Worth a conversation with your pharmacist or clinician.
Read insightAnesthetics Metabolism
Some people wake up from anesthesia quickly and clearly; others are groggy for hours or experience prolonged side effects. Your clearance rate predicts which camp you're in: valuable information before any procedure requiring sedation.
Read insightMedication Metabolism
The enzyme family that processes roughly half of all prescription drugs. Your version shapes whether standard doses tend to work as expected, cause side effects, or barely register. This is context your prescriber can use, so fewer rounds of trial and error.
Read insightNSAIDs Metabolism
Ibuprofen, aspirin, and naproxen: your clearance rate for these common pain relievers varies. Slow metabolizers tend to carry more of these drugs for longer, which is worth knowing before regular use, not after.
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Phase II
5 insights
Acetylation
This pathway handles histamine, caffeine, and a long list of chemicals and medications. Slow acetylators often experience fragrance sensitivity, medication side effects, or react to things that most people tolerate. Once you know, you can support the bottleneck instead of wondering why everything bothers you.
Read insightGlutathione Support Needs
Glutathione is your body's master antioxidant, the one that recycles all the others. Some people produce plenty; others run chronically low without knowing it. Lower genetic output is common and responds well to precursors like NAC, glycine, and selenium. This is often the missing piece for people who "do everything right" but still feel run down.
Read insightMTHFR Activity
MTHFR converts synthetic folic acid into the active methylfolate your body uses. Reduced function is common, affecting up to 40% of people. If you're one of them, standard folic acid may not do much for you. Methylfolate is the form worth asking about.
Read insightMethylation
Methylation is the behind-the-scenes regulator of detox, neurotransmitter production, and gene expression. Suboptimal activity is surprisingly common, and highly responsive to the right form of B-vitamins. If you've ever taken B-complex and felt nothing (or worse), this is probably why.
Read insightMitochondria Support Needs
Your mitochondria are cellular energy factories. Genetic baseline efficiency varies, and lower capacity often shows up as fatigue that sleep doesn't fix. CoQ10, PQQ, creatine, and strategic carb timing can make a noticeable difference, but only if you know you need them.
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What this area tells you.
Your liver clears caffeine, medications, alcohol, and pollutants through a specific sequence of enzymes. Some people run that line at double speed. Others have bottlenecks where things pile up.
You see where your clearance slows, so you can support those pathways directly instead of buying generic cleanses that miss the point.
For practitioners
Detoxification Pathways in clinical practice.
Understand your clients' Phase I and Phase II detox capacity, so you can target detoxification support with precision.
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