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NutriNext is a nutrigenetic test range that explores selected genetic differences linked to nutrient processing, longer-term wellbeing and physical activity. Sixteen focused and combined options allow you to choose the traits that are most relevant to what you want to understand.
NutriNext requires a blood sample collected by a qualified healthcare professional. You can arrange collection locally or use My DNA Lab’s mobile phlebotomy service within mainland UK. Once your sample is ready, contact us and we will arrange its return to the laboratory.
NutriNext examines selected genetic differences linked to nutrient processing and other aspects of diet, health and physical activity. Depending on the option you choose, the report can explore genetic factors linked to lactose or fructose intolerance, predisposition to coeliac disease, selected sensitivities, weight-related traits, cardiovascular and bone health, oxidative stress, homocysteine metabolism, sporting performance and susceptibility to injury.
These findings can give you a clearer understanding of selected inherited traits and help you focus on the changes most relevant to your goals. When considered alongside your current diet, symptoms, health history and lifestyle, the report can support your healthcare professional or registered dietitian in deciding whether targeted dietary, lifestyle or training adjustments may be worth exploring. NutriNext assesses genetic predisposition rather than confirming the current cause of symptoms, so established clinical testing may also be appropriate where a food allergy, coeliac disease or another medical condition is suspected.
You can compare every option and its scope in the NutriNext brochure under ‘Test provider and further information’ further down this page.
Designed for you if you experience symptoms commonly associated with lactose or fructose intolerance, or if you want to explore genetic predisposition to coeliac disease and selected sensitivities to caffeine, sulphites, nickel or alcohol. The findings can provide a clearer starting point for discussing your symptoms and possible dietary adjustments with your healthcare professional or registered dietitian.
Designed for you if you want to lose weight, keep in shape or take a more informed approach to your longer-term wellbeing. It may also be relevant where factors such as age, diabetes, high blood pressure, high cholesterol or obesity make cardiovascular health a particular concern. The options explore weight control, cardiovascular health, oxidative stress and ageing, bone health and homocysteine metabolism.
Designed for recreational and competitive athletes who want to understand selected inherited traits associated with performance and susceptibility to injury. The report can support a more personalised approach to training, recovery and injury-risk reduction when considered alongside your current fitness, goals and professional advice.
Designed for babies at weaning age who have symptoms commonly associated with lactose or fructose intolerance, or where genetic predisposition to coeliac disease is a concern. The findings can give you useful information to discuss with your child’s healthcare professional or registered dietitian before adjusting their diet.
If you want the broadest adult view, the Complete option combines the Intolerance, Health & Wellness and Active Sport areas in one screen. The Baby option remains separate and is designed for children at weaning age.
Whichever option you choose, NutriNext turns selected genetic information into a clearer starting point for decisions about nutrition, wellbeing and training. The report can support a more informed conversation with your healthcare professional or registered dietitian about dietary, lifestyle or training adjustments that may be appropriate for your wider health needs and goals. Through My DNA Lab, you can access this information privately and take a practical report into those conversations.
NutriNext may suit you if you want additional genetic context for a conversation about nutrition, wellbeing or training. The Baby option is designed for babies at weaning age but still requires a blood sample, so contact My DNA Lab to arrange a suitable collection route for your child.
If you are exploring ongoing digestive or dietary symptoms, NutriNext can add a useful genetic perspective to the wider picture. Your GP or a registered dietitian can consider the report alongside your symptoms and advise whether any clinical tests or dietary changes should also be considered.
Breathing difficulty, swelling or signs of a severe food reaction require urgent medical help. Do not wait for a nutrigenetic test or result.
The 16 continuing options sit within the four areas introduced above. Complete combines the adult Intolerance, Health & Wellness and Active Sport areas, while Baby remains a separate child-focused option. Comparing the group, selected trait and price first can help you choose the information that best matches your goal.
Your report describes whether selected gene changes linked to the chosen traits were found. It may also provide general nutrition, wellbeing or training information that you can consider alongside your circumstances.
The value of the result comes from considering it alongside your diet, symptoms, health and goals. Your healthcare professional, registered dietitian or relevant specialist can help you understand how much weight to place on each finding and which practical changes, if any, are worth exploring.
Before removing a major food group, starting supplements or making a substantial dietary change for a baby or adult, discuss the report with your GP or registered dietitian. This helps ensure that any change is suitable, nutritionally balanced and relevant to the finding.
Free genetic counselling is available both before and after this test. Pre-test counselling can help you understand the scope, while post-test counselling can help explain the genetic findings. To use either service, contact My DNA Lab and we will put you in touch with a representative from the testing provider. Counselling does not turn the result into a diagnosis or personal diet plan.
A NutriNext result becomes most useful when it is considered alongside your current diet, symptoms, medical history, preferences and goals. This fuller picture can help you and your healthcare professional or registered dietitian decide which recommendations are relevant and turn the report into practical, personalised next steps.
If a finding may be medically relevant, we always recommend that you discuss your results with your healthcare professional. A GP or registered dietitian can decide whether an ordinary clinical test, closer monitoring or a supervised change is appropriate.
For Baby, do not restrict foods or give supplements unless your child’s GP, health visitor, paediatrician or registered dietitian recommends it. Growth, feeding symptoms, suspected allergy and possible coeliac disease each have established clinical pathways that NutriNext does not replace.
