APOE Gene Variants and Cardiovascular Disease Risk: Insights from CardiaX

APOE Gene Variants and Cardiovascular Disease Risk: Insights from CardiaX

The APOE gene plays a central role in lipid metabolism and cardiovascular health. Different variants—E2, E3, and E4—affect cholesterol transport, inflammation, and atherosclerosis risk. Here’s...

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ACE I/D Gene Variant and Cardiovascular Risk: Insights from CardiaX

ACE I/D Gene Variant and Cardiovascular Risk: Insights from CardiaX

The ACE I/D polymorphism affects enzyme activity, hypertension, and cardiovascular disease risk. Learn how to interpret your CardiaX results and apply targeted lifestyle, supplement, peptide,...

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COMT Gene Variants and Cardiovascular Risk: Understanding Neurotransmitter, Detox, and Supplement Interactions

COMT Gene Variants and Cardiovascular Risk: Understanding Neurotransmitter, Detox, and Supplement Interactions

COMT variants influence dopamine and catecholamine metabolism, methylation, and detoxification. Discover how lifestyle, nutraceuticals, and careful use of aspirin or vitamin E can...

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APOC3 Gene Variant and Cardiovascular Risk: Understanding Your CardiaX Results

APOC3 Gene Variant and Cardiovascular Risk: Understanding Your CardiaX Results

APOC3 variants can impair triglyceride clearance, raising risk for hypertriglyceridemia, pancreatitis, and cardiovascular disease. Here’s how to interpret your CardiaX result and mitigate the risks.

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CYP4F2 Gene Variant and Cardiovascular Risk: What Your CardiaX Result Means

CYP4F2 Gene Variant and Cardiovascular Risk: What Your CardiaX Result Means

The CYP4F2 gene polymorphism (rs2108622, V433M) alters vitamin K metabolism and blood pressure regulation, raising the risk of hypertension and cardiovascular disease. Here’s how to...

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CYP11B2 Gene Polymorphism and Hypertension: Understanding Your CardiaX Result

CYP11B2 Gene Polymorphism and Hypertension: Understanding Your CardiaX Result

The CYP11B2 −344C/T polymorphism influences aldosterone synthesis, making carriers more prone to hypertension, left ventricular hypertrophy, and cardiovascular complications. Here’s what your CardiaX result means...

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