MaxGen Labs

Ever wonder why some people seem completely fine after a day at the pool, while others break out, feel foggy, or get hit with inflammation for days?

It might come down to your genes.

Sunscreens with oxybenzone, chlorinated pool water, lawn pesticides, even that plastic water bottle you left in the sun, they're all part of a normal summer, but your DNA determines how well your body actually clears them out. Genes like CYP1A1, GSTT1, and FADS1/2 play a role in detoxing everything from BPA to glyphosate, and if yours run a little slower, those everyday exposures can quietly add up.

The good news? A few small swaps (mineral sunscreen, a stainless steel water bottle, rinsing off after the pool) can make a real difference, and knowing your genetic detox profile means you're not guessing which swaps actually matter for you.

Curious what your body's dealing with this summer?

Toxic Summer? How Sunscreen, Pool Chemicals & Your DNA May Be Colliding From chemical sunscreens to chlorine and pesticides, summer exposes us to hidden toxins—especially risky if your genes limit detox capacity. MaxGen Labs’ at-home genetic test reveals how your body handles environmental toxins and offers personalized ways to stay safe and healthy.

An incredible time at CDID🩵

There’s nothing better than connecting with practitioners who are passionate about root cause healthcare.

We loved meeting so many of you, sharing what we’ve been working on at MaxGen Labs, and having conversations about the future of genetics in your practice🧬

If we missed you at the conference, you can still learn more about our genetic testing and educational resources at MaxGenLabs.com

The internet loves a universal wellness protocol. Your biology probably doesn't.

The supplement that changed your friend's life might not do anything for you. The diet that works for someone else might leave you feeling worse. That's because we're all working with a different genetic blueprint.

Personalized health isn't about chasing the latest trend. It's about understanding how your body is designed to function and making decisions based on real data.

The goal isn't to follow someone else's protocol.

It's to find what works for you.

Ready to stop guessing? Learn more at MaxGenLabs.com

With the vast amount of information constantly circulating about the MTHFR gene, it can feel overwhelming trying to find answers that actually relate to your own symptoms.

MTHFR variants are actually quite common, about 60% of people have at least one variant. Having a variant does not guarantee health issues, but it may change how efficiently your body uses folate.

If you have this variant, there are many resources available to help you better understand and support your health. The first step is learning what your DNA has to say through genetic testing.

Comment "MTHFR" and we'll send you more information about our comprehensive genetic testing and how to get started!

We're heading to Providence⚓️🌊

We're excited to be exhibiting at the 2026 CDID Annual Symposium!

🗓️ Friday, July 17

📍Omni Hotel Providence

This year's focus is anti-aging and regenerative medicine🧬 If you're a provider attending, we'd love to talk about what comprehensive genetic testing can add to your practice! And learn more about how our test can support the work you're already doing with patients.

Be sure to stop by our booth!

Have questions about your MaxGen test results? This is your chance to ask!

Join us for our first Genetics Office Hours with Debi Bryk, NC, BCHN, where she'll be answering your questions live and helping make your results easier to understand.

Whether you're curious about methylation, detox pathways, nutrition, or what your results actually mean, bring your questions and join the convo!

🗓️ Wednesday, July 22

🕛 12:00 PM CST

Sign up today!

https://tinyurl.com/bdaty5rj