Do Genes Influence

Physical and Mental Health?

Yes, genes can indeed influence mood!

Research in genetics and psychology has shown that certain genetic variations, 69 of which are measured in the Wired BioHealth Epigenetic Panel, can impact how individuals respond to stress, regulate emotions, and experience mood disorders such as depression or bipolar disorder.

How Can Genes Influence Mental Health?

Stress Response: Genes can also affect the way individuals respond to stress. Some people may be genetically predisposed to having a heightened stress response, which can impact their mood and emotional stability.

Risk of Mood Disorders: Certain genetic variations have been linked to an increased risk of mood disorders like depression and bipolar disorder. These disorders often run in families, suggesting a genetic component.

Personality Traits: Genes may influence personality traits that can in turn affect mood. For example, someone with a genetic predisposition towards high neuroticism (a personality trait characterized by negative emotions like anxiety and sadness) may be more prone to experiencing mood swings.

Can Those Genes Be Turned Off?

Yes!

It's important to note that while genes play a significant role in influencing mood, epigenetics allows us to modify the expression the genes -- meaning turn them off/on to optimize physical and mental wellness.

Wired BioHealth designs Biochemical Pathway Support Plan Recommendations based on your unique epigenetic profile. Through the Wired BioHealth Epigenetic Panel, we're able to identify your genetic coding errors and discuss lifestyle, nutraceutical, diet, and pharmaceutical recommendations to modify the genetic expression of your DNA.

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