Genetic Testing Package (Personalized Health Starts Here)

· Those in Tokyo who want to take proactive steps to prevent lifestyle-related diseases.
· Those who want to assess their hereditary risk of various cancers.
· Those who want to evaluate their risk for heart attack or stroke.
· Those who wish to maintain healthy skin based on their genetic profile.
· Those who wish to receive personalized, gene-based guidance to support long-term health.

Genetic Testing Package is a once-in-a-lifetime, non-invasive DNA analysis that examines your unique genetic blueprint to uncover hidden health risks and predispositions. By analyzing SNPs (single nucleotide polymorphisms) – the 0.1% of your genes that make you different – this test provides personalized insights into your body’s constitution and potential vulnerabilities. Backed by extensive Japanese population data, it evaluates your risk for lifestyle-related diseases, cancer, heart, brain conditions, and even skin concerns. With just one test, you gain lifelong insights that help personalize your nutrition, lifestyle, and preventive care. It is ideal for anyone seeking a smarter, proactive approach to long-term health and wellness.

Genetic Testing Package begins with a simple, non-invasive sample collection – typically a saliva or cheek swab. This sample is sent to a specialized lab where advanced genetic analysis equipment examines your DNA, focusing on SNPs (single nucleotide polymorphisms) – the small variations that influence your health risks and physical traits.

Using high-precision technology and large-scale data from the Japanese population, the test identifies your predisposition to lifestyle-related diseases, cancer, cardiovascular conditions, and more. The results are compiled into a clear report with personalized health recommendations, including suggested nutrients and lifestyle adjustments.

1. Consultation and health assessment will be conducted.
2. DNA samples will be collected and sent to the laboratory.
3. A personalized genetic report will be generated.
4. Results will be reviewed and explained by the doctor.
5. Personalized health and lifestyle recommendations will be provided.

<Advantages>
· Identifies genetic risks for lifestyle diseases
· Assesses cancer risk
· Evaluates heart and brain health risks
· Provides personalized health and nutrition advice
· Helps detect health issues early
· Offers lifelong insights
· Tailored to one’s genetic profile
· Suitable for all ages and health conditions

<Limitations>
· Results may vary depending on individual genetic makeup
· Test does not guarantee prevention or cure of diseases
· May not detect all genetic conditions

· Gather medical records of yourself and family members
· Ensure you are hydrated before providing a DNA sample
· Avoid eating, drinking, or smoking for at least 30 minutes before the sample collection
· Refrain from using any oral hygiene products before the sample collection

· Follow the personalized health, nutrition, and lifestyle provided by the doctor
· Maintain a healthy lifestyle to support genetic recommendations
· Keep track of any new health symptoms or concerns
· Schedule regular follow-ups to monitor progress

Q1: What questions should I ask for genetic testing?
A1: The usual questions to ask are about the specific tests being conducted, how accurate they are, what the results will reveal, how the results will be communicated, and how your genetic data will be handled and protected.

Q2: How long does genetic testing take to complete?
A2: Genetic testing typically takes 2 to 6 weeks to complete, depending on the test and the laboratory processing the sample. Once the analysis is finished, the results are usually reviewed and communicated to you by the doctor at our affiliated clinic.

Q3: How often should genetic testing be repeated?
A3: Genetic testing is usually a one-time test, but it may be repeated if new health issues arise or new technologies become available. It is also recommended to update your family health history with the genetic counsellor every 3 to 5 years.

Q4: Does a genetic test tell my future?
A4: A genetic test does not predict the future but provides insights into genetic risks and predispositions. It highlights potential health risks, but lifestyle choices and environmental factors also play a significant role.

Q5: Can you eat before genetic testing?
A5: It is generally recommended to avoid eating or drinking for at least 30 minutes before providing a DNA sample to ensure accurate results. However, specific instructions may vary depending on the type of test.

[Clinic Name] Goryokai Clinic
[Location] Tokyo, Japan
[Nearest Station/ Nearest Tourist Destination] Easily accessible by train and nearby Shirokane-Takanawa Station
[Clinic Opening Time] Monday - Froday (09:00AM - 07:00PM); Weekends and PH (09:00AM - 07:00PM)