Pollution

5 reports

Combat health risks caused by pollution

Another study published in the journal Environmental Health Perspectives in 2017 found that exposure to air pollution can lead to oxidative stress, which can damage cells and contribute to disease. The study reviewed over 100 human and animal studies and found evidence that air pollution can cause damage to various cells in the body, including lung cells, heart cells, and immune cells.

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Your genetic Pollution Sensitivity report includes

Your unique pollution sensitivity response

View insights into your genetic response to certain air pollutants, and understand your inherent respiratory risk.

Which genes were tested

We break down the mutations analysed and detected in your DNA, and explain how we determined your result.

Information about your results

Learn which genetic variations influence your pollution risk and the scientific basis for your assessment.

Valuable insights

Receive personalised insights and recommendations to manage your respiratory risk to air pollutants.

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15 Dietary Test Items

Unlock 5 Pollution sensitivity test items

Environmental PollutionSensitivity
Automobile PollutionSensitivity
Second-Hand Smoke Sensitivity
Dust Allergy Sensitivity
Pesticide Sensitivity

Alcohol Sensitivity

Salt Sensitivity

Sweet tooth

Caffeine Sensitivity

Spice Sensitivity

Weight regain

Theophylline Sensitivity

Taste Sensitivity

Detox: cruciferous vegetable need

Fat Sensitivity

Coeliac Predisposition

Detox: toxin generation speed

Carbohydrate Sensitivity

Lactose intolerance

Your Optimal Diet Type

Why test for your pollution sensitivity and risk?

Worldwide air pollution accounts for 29% of all deaths and disease from lung cancer, and 43% of all deaths and disease from chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD).