Fagron Genomics US

Fagron Genomics US Fagron Genomics US provides the most comprehensive nutrigenomic and pharmacogenomic lab testing

Join Fagron Genomics US at A4M Longevity Fest 2025December 12–14 in Booth  #1060 (Middle of the far-left wall)What Provi...
12/09/2025

Join Fagron Genomics US at A4M Longevity Fest 2025
December 12–14 in Booth #1060 (Middle of the far-left wall)

What Providers Will Get at Our Booth:

Free demos of our two new tests:

- ReGENErate: Delivering a personalized, genetics-based diet and care plan with GLP-1 response testing.

- Food Sensitivity Panel: Blood test measuring reactivity to 220 foods

Show-only specials on panels and partner packages

Free raffle entry to win a car for visiting our booth

Free 1-1 consultations on effectively implementing genetic and blood testing into your practice

In-Booth Book Signing with Dr. Mark Tager on Saturday (12:15–1:00 PM)

- Meet Dr. Mark Tager, MD, and get a signed copy of Integrative Aesthetics: Your Roadmap for Practice Success. Dr. Tager is an internationally recognized educator and thought leader in integrative medicine, aesthetics, and health communication.

Unlock Insights Into Athletic PerformanceDid you know that 30–80% of differences in sports performance are influenced by...
09/25/2025

Unlock Insights Into Athletic Performance

Did you know that 30–80% of differences in sports performance are influenced by genetics?
The Fagron Genomics US Athletic Performance Panel analyzes 74 genetic variants to offer providers key insights into:

- Endurance & power potential
- Recovery windows & injury predisposition
- Nutritional need & opportunities for appropriate supplementation
- Mental fitness traits along with coaching insights to support a success mindset
By combining genetic insights with physical and behavioral factors, providers can help guide individuals toward more personalized training, recovery, and nutritional strategies that complement their unique genetic blueprint.

Learn more about how our Athletic Performance Panel (APP) supports performance-driven care: fagrongenomicsus.com

Fast. Reliable. Trusted.With Fagron Genomics US, most genetic test results are available within 5–7 business days after ...
09/25/2025

Fast. Reliable. Trusted.

With Fagron Genomics US, most genetic test results are available within 5–7 business days after receiving a valid sample.
- Quick, easy to understand results
- Online reporting access via our provider portal
- Backed by our CLIA-certified and COLA-accredited lab

Whether you’re new to genetic testing or just tired of waiting months for your patients’ genetic test results, learn more about partnering with us: buff.ly/CDdvTQ7

Or sign up for our bi-monthly newsletter on the latest in genetic testing.

Happy Chiropractic Founders DayToday, we recognize the pioneering contributions of chiropractic care and its role in adv...
09/23/2025

Happy Chiropractic Founders Day

Today, we recognize the pioneering contributions of chiropractic care and its role in advancing patient-centered health practices.

At Fagron Genomics US, we value our partnerships with chiropractors who are committed to innovation. By integrating genetic insights into their practices, chiropractors gain a deeper understanding of individual wellness factors and support more informed care decisions.

We are proud to work with the chiropractic community in shaping the future of personalized healthcare.

If you would like to receive updates on the latest in genetic testing, sign up for our bi-monthly newsletter: bit.ly/FagronUSNewsletter

The NFE2L2 gene plays a key role in activating patients’ antioxidant response. Genetic variation in NFE2L2 can impact it...
09/15/2025

The NFE2L2 gene plays a key role in activating patients’ antioxidant response. Genetic variation in NFE2L2 can impact its expression, meaning that some patients have a more active antioxidant response than others.

Why it Matters for Your Practice: Oxidative stress is generated in the body on a daily basis, so cells are dependent on response pathways to prevent its accumulation, which can promote cellular damage, inflammation, accelerated aging, and many different chronic diseases.

Subscribe to our newsletter to get educational updates on genetics, strategies for integrating genetic testing into your practice, and options to provide personalized health testing for your patients. Link: https://bit.ly/FagronUSNewsletter

When patients understand the “why,” engagement follows. At Fagron Genomics US, we see how genetic testing strengthens pr...
08/29/2025

When patients understand the “why,” engagement follows.

At Fagron Genomics US, we see how genetic testing strengthens provider–patient conversations. Personalized results make care plans more tangible, which increases confidence, adherence, and long-term success.

Personalized medicine is not just the future; it is how providers can build stronger connections and better outcomes today. 🧬

For the latest genetic news and updates, sign up for our newsletter: https://buff.ly/WhF19EQ

Looking to revamp your workout routine? Check out 5 of the best full body exercises you should incorporate into your fit...
05/06/2024

Looking to revamp your workout routine? Check out 5 of the best full body exercises you should incorporate into your fitness regimen.

Dive deeper into fitness and recovery insights with our Sports Panel, a genetic test tailored for trainers, athletes, and fitness enthusiasts! Unlock the power of personalized training strategies based on your unique genetic makeup.

05/02/2024
Ever wondered how genetic information is passed from one generation to the next? 🤔 It’s all about inheritance! During se...
05/02/2024

Ever wondered how genetic information is passed from one generation to the next? 🤔 It’s all about inheritance! During sexual reproduction, genetic material from two parents combines to form offspring. Each parent contributes half of their genetic material, contained in chromosomes made up of DNA. Through a process called meiosis, reproductive cells with half the usual number of chromosomes are formed. When these cells combine during fertilization, the full set of chromosomes is restored in the offspring. This process ensures genetic diversity among individuals within a population. 🌱

Peak performance starts with your genetic blueprint. Learn how our Sports Panel can take your athletic abilities to the ...
03/12/2024

Peak performance starts with your genetic blueprint. Learn how our Sports Panel can take your athletic abilities to the next level. Learn more by visiting our website.

Ready to transform your approach to hair health? Discover the power of personalized insights with TrichoTest. Empowering...
01/08/2024

Ready to transform your approach to hair health? Discover the power of personalized insights with TrichoTest. Empowering providers to unlock genetic secrets, saving time and resources for a more effective journey to managing hair health.

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807 Las Cimas Parkway, #145
Austin, TX
78746

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Monday 9am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 9am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 9am - 5:30pm
Thursday 9am - 5:30pm
Friday 9am - 5:30pm

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What is Nutrigenomics?

Nutrigenomics is the scientific study that uses modern genomics technology to study the relationship between genes, nutrition and health. It has long been apparent that some people respond differently from others to certain nutritional elements. For example, individuals with methylation deficiencies lack the ability to convert B12 into the bioactive form Methyl B12, while other individuals can convert this nutrient with no problem at all.

Polymorphisms and SNPs: Researchers look for one or more nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPS; pronounced "snips"). SNPs are single nucleotide substitutions of one base for another that occur in more than one percent of the general population. Changes in the sequence of nucleotides, the “letters”, that make up our genetic code are called genetic polymorphisms (mutations) or natural variations in our genes. These can cause differences in the character or amount of protein encoded by a given gene.

Our DNA Testing: At GX Sciences our focus is on the carefully targeted 55 genetic variants (polymorphisms or SNP’s), which were found in research to have a significant impact on the body’s metabolic pathways, meaning that they participate in the absorption and metabolism of nutrients, detoxifying mechanisms, functioning of the immune system and a tendency toward certain diseases and health issues.