Nutrigenomic Checkup Calicut
Nutrition is not the same for everyone. The way the body absorbs nutrients, processes certain foods and responds to different dietary factors can be influenced by genetic variations. Understanding these genetic factors can provide additional information when making informed choices about nutrition and long-term wellness.
At NURA Calicut, our Nutrigenomic Checkup uses genetic assessment to provide insights into areas such as vitamin and mineral absorption, metabolism, weight management, food sensitivity and nutritional disorders. The screening is intended for asymptomatic healthy individuals above 10 years of age and is not a diagnostic test.
What Is a Nutrigenomic Checkup?
Nutrigenomics looks at the relationship between genes and nutrition. A nutrigenomic assessment examines selected genetic variations associated with how the body may process or respond to particular nutrients and dietary factors.
The information can help you understand certain genetic tendencies related to nutrition and wellness. However, genetic findings are only one part of an individual’s overall health and should be considered alongside lifestyle, medical history and other relevant factors.
What Does the Nutrigenomic Checkup Assess?
The Genetic Nutrition Panel at NURA covers several areas related to nutrition and wellness. These include:
- Vitamin absorption
- Mineral absorption
- Micro molecules
- Metabolism
- Weight management
- Food sensitivity
- Nutritional disorders
Vitamin Absorption
The assessment includes genetic factors associated with the absorption of several vitamins, including:
- Vitamin A
- Vitamin B6
- Vitamin B9
- Vitamin B12
- Vitamin B2
- Vitamin C
- Vitamin D
- Vitamin E
- Vitamin K
Understanding these genetic associations can provide additional context around individual nutritional requirements.
Mineral Absorption
The panel also assesses selected genetic factors related to mineral absorption, including:
- Calcium
- Copper
- Iron
- Magnesium
- Selenium
- Sodium
- Zinc
Metabolism
Genetic variations can also be associated with the way the body processes certain dietary and environmental factors. The Nutrigenomic Panel assesses selected areas such as:
- Polyunsaturated fat
- Monounsaturated fat
- Lipid metabolism
- Choline metabolism
- Caffeine metabolism
- Nickel metabolism
- Arsenic metabolism
These findings can provide insight into genetic tendencies related to different aspects of metabolism.
Weight Management Insights
Maintaining a healthy weight involves several factors, including diet, physical activity, sleep, environment and genetics. The Nutrigenomic Panel assesses genetic associations related to:
- Weight gain tendency
- Sugar craving
- Overeating
- Obesity
- Fat overconsumption
- Adiposity
These results should not be viewed as a prediction of future weight gain. Instead, they can provide additional information about genetic tendencies that may be considered as part of a broader approach to healthy living.
Food Sensitivity Assessment
The panel includes genetic assessments related to selected food and dietary sensitivities, including:
- Trans fat sensitivity
- Salt sensitivity
- Pollen allergy
- Peanut allergy
- Lactose sensitivity
- Insulin sensitivity
- Gluten sensitivity
- Cortisol sensitivity
- Caffeine sensitivity
Genetic findings in this section indicate susceptibility or association and do not by themselves confirm a food allergy or intolerance. Any suspected allergy, intolerance or nutritional concern may require appropriate clinical evaluation.
Nutritional Disorders
The Nutrigenomic Panel also includes selected genetic associations related to nutritional disorders, including:
- Proteinuria
- Glucosuria
- Bulimia nervosa
- Anorexia nervosa
These genetic findings are not a diagnosis of any of these conditions. They are intended to provide additional information about genetic susceptibility.
Who Can Consider a Nutrigenomic Checkup?
The NURA Genetic Nutrition Panel is intended for asymptomatic healthy individuals above 10 years of age.
It may be considered by individuals who want to understand more about their genetic relationship with nutrition, including areas such as nutrient absorption, metabolism, food sensitivity and weight-related tendencies.
A nutrigenomic assessment can be particularly useful as an additional source of information when making long-term health and nutrition decisions. However, dietary choices should not be based solely on genetic results.
Is Nutrigenomic Screening a Diagnostic Test?
No. NURA clearly states that the Genetic Nutrition Panel is not a diagnostic test. It does not diagnose a nutritional deficiency, food allergy, intolerance or medical condition. The results provide information about selected genetic associations. A doctor or qualified healthcare professional can help interpret these findings in the context of your overall health.
Nutrigenomic Checkup in Calicut at NURA
If you are looking for a nutrigenomic checkup in Calicut, NURA provides a dedicated genetic nutrition panel covering multiple areas of nutrition and wellness. The screening combines genetic assessment with doctor consultation and a health report.
NURA’s Calicut centre is located at NURA Global Innovation Center, Arappuzha Road, Pantheeramkavu, Kozhikode, Kerala 673019.
NURA also offers different health checkup packages in Calicut, including comprehensive, genetic, and focused screening options, allowing individuals to choose an assessment according to their health needs.
What Is Included in the Nutrigenomic Panel?
The Nutrigenomic Checkup includes assessment across:
- Vitamin absorption
- Mineral absorption
- Micro molecules
- Metabolism
- Weight management
- Food sensitivity
- Nutritional disorders
- Doctor consultation
- Health report
The current price of the Genetic Nutrition Panel is ₹18,000.
Understanding Your Results
Genetic information can add another layer to the way you understand your health and nutrition, but it should not be interpreted in isolation. A genetic tendency does not necessarily mean that a particular condition will develop or that a specific food or nutrient must be avoided.
Your results can be discussed with a doctor to understand what the findings may mean in the context of your individual health profile. Where necessary, additional clinical assessment may be recommended.
Make More Informed Nutrition Choices
Nutrition plays an important role in long-term health, but there is no single diet that works in exactly the same way for everyone. Understanding selected genetic factors can provide additional information about individual nutritional tendencies.
If you want to explore how your genetic profile may relate to nutrient absorption, metabolism, weight management and food sensitivity, a Nutrigenomic Checkup in Calicut at NURA can provide a structured assessment along with professional consultation and a digital and printed health report.