Nutrigenomics – Genetic Nutrition Mapping Panel
Your DNA holds the Blueprint for Your Best Recovery. Let’s Decode It.

What Is the Nutrigenomics Test?
Nutrigenomics studies how your genes respond to food, nutrients, inflammation, stress, and physical activity.
Every person metabolises nutrients differently, especially during cancer treatments. This test reveals your personal genetic nutrition code, showing what foods your body needs more of, less of, or cannot process well.
It helps personalise cancer nutrition to your genes.

Matter in Cancer Care
Genes influence:
- Immunity
- Muscle strength & wasting
- Vitamin absorption (B12, D, folate)
- Inflammation & oxidative stress
- Treatment tolerance
- Fatigue levels
- Recovery speed
- Risk of recurrence
Two patients with the same cancer may need completely different nutrition plans because their genetic responses are different. This test ends guesswork and allows precision nutrition.
What the Test Uncovers
- How your body metabolises protein, carbs & fats
- Which foods give you the most energy
- Vitamins and minerals you absorb poorly
- Exact supplements you actually need (not random choices)
- Why weakness, muscle loss, or weight gain happen
- Inflammation risk & oxidative stress markers
- Food sensitivities related to your genes
- Your personal diet for survivorship and long-term health
This is one test that offers lifetime clarity because genes never change.

Improves Your Recovery
With nutrigenomic insights, our clinical team creates a genetically aligned nutrition plan to:
- Improve energy
- Reduce inflammation
- Minimise treatment side effects
- Support muscle strength
- Prevent nutrient deficiencies
- Guide supplement use safely
- Build long-term recovery habits
- Personalise dietary choices for life
It helps your body respond more efficiently to treatment and nutrition. Your genes already know what helps you heal. We simply translate that into a personalised plan for your best recovery.
Talk to our care team
We'll help you decide whether Nutrigenomics fits your treatment plan, and book your first visit.
