Area 3 of 9 · 10 insights · Included with every kit
Macronutrients and Metabolic Optimization
You've tried keto, carnivore, and everything in moderation. None of them felt quite right. Ten insights on the carb, fat, and protein balance your metabolism tends to run best on.
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.
Carbohydrates
2 insights
Fiber Benefit
Some people drop cholesterol and feel full on high-fiber meals. Others barely notice. This tells you whether loading up on oats and vegetables is a game-changer or just extra chewing.
Read insightIdeal Carbohydrate Intake
Your genes determine whether you thrive on 45–65% carbs or feel better under 30%. Matching intake to your insulin sensitivity and carbohydrate metabolism keeps energy stable and weight easier to manage, without forcing a diet philosophy that doesn't fit your biology.
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Fats
6 insights
APOE Status
Your APOE type decides how your body handles saturated fat and cholesterol. Some versions shrug off butter and steak; others see LDL spike fast. Knowing yours ends the "is saturated fat evil?" debate, for you personally.
Read insightSaturated Fat Intake
Response to butter, coconut oil, and steak fat ranges from "no effect on lipids" to "major LDL jump" in different people. Your personal response ends blanket dietary dogma and lets you eat accordingly.
Read insightIdeal Total Fat Intake Amount
Some metabolisms run beautifully on 35–40% fat; others stall above 25%. Your genes wrote the manual. Now you can follow it instead of borrowing someone else's.
Read insightMonounsaturated Fat Response
Olive oil and avocado can dramatically lower inflammation and improve insulin sensitivity, but only in people with the responsive genotype. This decides whether "extra virgin everything" is worth the premium or just tasty calories.
Read insightOmega-3 Intake Needs
Conversion of plant omega-3s (flax, chia, walnuts) into usable EPA/DHA varies 5–10 fold between people. Poor converters need fish or algae oil to get the brain, heart, and anti-inflammatory benefits. Plants alone won't cut it.
Read insightOmega-6 Intake Needs
Some people handle high omega-6 (seed oils, processed foods) without inflammation; others convert it into pro-inflammatory compounds fast. This tells you how strict you need to be with cooking oils, and whether the vegetable oil debate applies to you.
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What this area tells you.
Same 2,000 calories, very different results. Some people burn carbs efficiently; others tend to store them. Some do well on saturated fat; others see their cholesterol climb. Your variants shape which side of that line you sit on.
You stop cycling through diets that work for other people and find the ratio your metabolism tends to run best on.
For practitioners
Macronutrients and Metabolic Optimization in clinical practice.
Set carb, fat, and protein targets from your client's variants, not from a population average.
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