We analyze your DNA to identify specific factors influencing your fatty liver condition, allowing us to create a targeted and customized plan. DNA testing puts an end to the ‘One Size Fit All’ approach for treating fatty liver.Through a DNA test you can find the answers to the below questions

1. Which are the best foods to reverse my fatty liver?
2. What is the right time and type of exercise for my body?
3. What is the culprit for my fatty liver?

DNA-based diet differs significantly from a normal diet as it eliminates the trial-and-error method commonly associated with conventional diets. A typical diet might provide a template diet chart, which, unfortunately, may include foods that are not suitable for you based on your genetic profile. Consuming such foods could potentially increase inflammation in the body, exacerbating fatty liver issues.

In contrast, our DNA-based diet is exclusively tailored to suit your body's unique genetic makeup. Each diet plan is personalized according to your DNA risk markers, ensuring that only foods compatible with your genetic profile are included. 

To showcase the effectiveness of our program, we invite you to explore a case study featuring one of our clients who initially struggled to reverse grade 1 fatty liver despite following a Healthifyme diet plan for six months. 

After transitioning to the DNA-based diet plan crafted by our nutrigenomic expert, this client successfully reversed their fatty liver in just three months. Click on the link below to see the case study

Healthifyme vs Healeo DNA-based diet plan

The timeframe for results in Healeo's DNA-based fatty liver reversal program varies based on factors such as the grade of fatty liver, chronicity, weight, and other health conditions. Typically, a reversal of at least one grade can be seen within the 3 months, but individual responses vary.

It is crucial for individuals to stay committed to the program and adhere to personalized recommendations given by our experts to achieve results

Yes, our program is designed to address various types of fatty liver conditions. We conduct an assessment to determine eligibility.

Yes, the main advantage of a DNA-based diet is its ease of incorporation into your daily lifestyle. The personalized nature of these diets allows for small, manageable changes that align with your genetic profile. 

This makes it easier to follow, as the adjustments are tailored to your individual needs, ensuring a more sustainable and practical approach to maintaining a healthy lifestyle.

For example, a DNA test tells you whether you can metabolize fats properly. MUFA is a type of fat commonly found in olive oil.

If your MUFA metabolism is poor in the report that means olive oil is not suitable for your body. Even though olive oil is commonly considered as healthy, it is not healthy for you and you should avoid its intake. Excluding olive oil thus will reduce the load on your liver and help in fatty liver reversal.

Liver cirrhosis/fibrosis detected in early stages can be reversed. But if the scarring surpasses a certain threshold, it cannot be reversed. It can be managed with proper diet, exercise and supplements. Doing so will help you in preventing liver failure.

We can help you find the correct diet, exercise and supplements for your condition through a DNA test.

Mild fibrosis in certain people can be reversed. But it has to be done immediately as it can easily progress to cirrhosis. Once it is in that stage it is not reversible. 

We can help you find the correct diet, exercise and supplements for your condition through a DNA test. Book a consultation with us to know more.

Numerous studies suggest that adopting a nutrigenomic diet, tailored to an individual's DNA, can contribute to the permanent reversal of fatty liver.

Please click the below link to see the studies

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5381829/ 

To enroll in the DNA-based Fatty Liver Reversal Program, simply book a consultation with our senior nutrigenomic expert. During this consultation, our expert will assess your condition and determine your eligibility for the program.