Caffeine, alcohol & nicotine
How quickly you clear caffeine, how you respond to alcohol, and what that means for timing and amount.
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How quickly you clear caffeine, how you respond to alcohol, and what that means for timing and amount.
Folate and riboflavin, vitamin D, beta-carotene conversion, iron absorption and omega-3 conversion.
Response to training types and how activity changes your measurable markers over time.
Variants that shift cholesterol or fasting glucose, read together with your measured values and carbohydrate quality.
Lactase persistence and bitter taste perception, with clear words where replicated evidence is thin.
Chronotype-related variants and meal timing, for example around the melatonin receptor MTNR1B.
Two illustrative examples. Final wording is written and approved by our nutrition reviewer.
If your genotype is linked to slower caffeine clearance, the afternoon coffee may stay in your system into the night. Try moving caffeine before midday for two weeks and note how you sleep.
This variant raises homocysteine mainly when folate or riboflavin intake is low. Measure homocysteine, then focus on leafy greens, legumes and riboflavin sources; re-measure after three months.
Examples only, not personal advice.
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