Discover Your Genetic Risk for Addiction

Utilize insights from the latest research to understand your genetic predispositions and take control of your health.

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How It Works

Step 1: Upload Your DNA Data

Upload your raw DNA data file from 23andMe, AncestryDNA, or other services securely and confidentially.

Step 2: Receive Your Comprehensive Risk Report

Get a detailed analysis of your genetic markers associated with various substance use disorders, based on the latest NIH research.

Step 3: Personalized Recommendations

Access personalized prevention strategies and resources to manage your risk effectively.

Why Choose Our DNA Report?

Comprehensive Analysis

Our report covers a wide range of genetic markers, including the latest shared markers identified by NIH, giving you a thorough understanding of your risk for multiple substance use disorders.

Secure and Confidential

Your genetic data is encrypted and handled with the utmost confidentiality, complying with all privacy regulations, including HIPAA and GDPR.

Expert Support

Our team stays updated with the newest research to provide you with informed guidance and personalized insights.

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Start your journey to understanding your genetic predisposition to addiction by uploading your DNA data today.

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Understanding SNPs and Their Role in Addiction

What are SNPs?

Single Nucleotide Polymorphisms (SNPs) are variations in a single DNA building block. Some SNPs have been linked to addictive behaviors, and understanding these variations can help manage addiction risks.

How SNPs Influence Addictive Behavior

Certain genetic markers can affect how individuals respond to substances like nicotine, alcohol, and opioids. SNPs in genes such as CHRNA3 (nicotine dependence) and OPRM1 (opioid dependence) are key factors.

Genetic Markers Linked to Addiction

Explore 15 key genetic variants associated with substance addiction, sourced from the NHGRI-EBI GWAS Catalog.

ADH1B gene - Alcohol Dehydrogenase 1B, protective against alcohol dependence (rs1229984, OR=0.57)

OPRM1 gene - Mu-Opioid Receptor, risk for opioid dependence (rs1799971, OR=1.24)

CHRNA5 gene - Nicotinic Receptor Alpha-5, risk for nicotine dependence (rs16969968, OR=1.30)

ALDH2 gene - Aldehyde Dehydrogenase 2, protective against alcohol dependence (rs671, OR=0.47)

GABRA2 gene - GABA-A Receptor Alpha-2, risk for alcohol dependence (rs279858, OR=1.28)

CHRNA3 gene - Nicotinic Receptor Alpha-3, risk for nicotine dependence (rs1051730, OR=1.28)

CNR1 gene - Cannabinoid Receptor 1, risk for cannabis dependence (rs1049353, OR=1.21)

FAAH gene - Fatty Acid Amide Hydrolase, risk for cannabis dependence (rs324420, OR=1.19)

CYP2A6 gene - Cytochrome P450 2A6, risk for nicotine metabolism rate (rs4105144, Beta=0.45)

BDNF gene - Brain-Derived Neurotrophic Factor, risk for substance dependence (rs6265, OR=1.18)

COMT gene - Catechol-O-Methyltransferase, risk for substance dependence (rs4680, OR=1.15)

DRD2/ANKK1 gene - Dopamine Receptor D2, risk for general substance dependence (rs1800497, OR=1.30)

DRD4 gene - Dopamine Receptor D4, risk for behavioral addiction (rs1800955, OR=1.22)

SLC6A3 gene - Dopamine Transporter, risk for cocaine dependence (rs27072, OR=1.25)

SLC6A4 gene - Serotonin Transporter, risk for general substance dependence (rs25531, OR=1.17)

Data sourced from the NHGRI-EBI GWAS Catalog. Click any card to view the variant in the GWAS Catalog.

Frequently Asked Questions

What Makes Your Service Different?

We incorporate the latest NIH research on shared genetic markers underlying substance use disorders, providing you with the most comprehensive and up-to-date risk assessment available.

How Accurate Is the Risk Assessment?

Our analysis is based on peer-reviewed studies and the most recent findings from leading research institutions like NIH, ensuring high accuracy in identifying genetic risk factors.

What is Addiction Genomics?

Genetic testing can identify markers associated with addictive tendencies. We help you understand your genetic predispositions to addiction and provide actionable steps to mitigate risks.

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What DNA tests do you accept?

We accept DNA data from 23andMe, Ancestry DNA, and other popular services. If you haven't taken a test yet, you can order one through us.

Is my DNA data secure?

Yes, your privacy and data security are our top priority. We comply with all privacy regulations, including HIPAA and GDPR.