Genetic testing for diseases, medications, traits & talents and ancestry

GenePlanet genetic testing service starts with us sending you a saliva collector by mail. In the laboratory we extract your genetic material which is used to perform the analysis. As a result you will find out to which diseases you are susceptible, what effect do certain medications have on you, what are your talents and special abilities, as well as who are your ancestors.

Your personal genetic testing is now available at 549$ / 399€.

A list of diseases, talents and medications, tested by GenePlanet

Genetic testing for disease susceptibility

Genetic testing for medicament response

Beta blockers and heart
Beta blockers and tension
Efficacy of Aspirin

Headache and triptans
Statins against heart attack

The effect of antidepressants
The secret of Viagra

Genetic testing for traits and talents

With Geneplanet genetic testing, you can reveal what is written in your genes, it helps you understand the effect of genes on your life and advises how to make the most of your genetic advantages.

Who can benefit the most from genetic testing

People, whose family members have had a particular disease in the past,
People, who take the medications regularly,
Athletes who'd like to adjust their training to their hereditary record,
Everybody, whomever is curious and wants to know about their risks, traits and talents, as well as discover where their ancestors came from.

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Who are your ancestors?

Among other information, your genome can tell an interesting story about your ancestors. Using the findings of research studies that followed the deciphering of the human genome and based on the results of your analysis we can tell you to what race you belong, the geographic location of your ancestry and the origins of your grandfathers.

Ancestry determined by genetic analysis - GenePlanet

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Education 'helps brain compensate for dementia changes'

People who stay in education for longer appear to be better able to compensate for the effects of dementia on the brain, a study suggests.

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