MaxGen Labs uses a simple cheek swab to look at your unique DNA. This test is not diagnostic but provides insight into how your body works, helping us personalize your wellness plan.

What Does It Show?

The MaxGen The Works panel looks at over 100 genes that can influence:

• Nutrition & Metabolism – how your body processes vitamins, minerals, and nutrients

• Detoxification – how your liver and cells handle toxins

• Neurotransmitters – brain chemistry that impacts mood, focus, and sleep

• Fitness & Inflammation – how your body responds to exercise and recovery

• Methylation Pathways – this is important for energy, mood, and overall cellular health

Why Does This Matter?

Your genes never change—but how they express themselves can be influenced by your lifestyle. By understanding your genetics, we can recommend targeted nutrition, supplements, and lifestyle adjustments to support your health. 

The Process is Simple

1.Swab – A quick, painless cheek swab in clinic

2.Lab Analysis – Your sample is analyzed by MaxGen Labs. Results come back in a couple of weeks.

3.Results – You’ll receive an easy-to-read report

4.Personalized Plan – We’ll go over your results together and create a tailored wellness approach

$450 which includes the consultation to review your test results and develop a plan of care. 

• MTHFR and other methylation SNPs

• All of Gary Brecka's Genes & much more

• Stress and how your body responds (fight-or-flight)

• Antioxidant production and recycling in the body (Glutathione)

• Detoxification process for hormones, chemicals, and heavy metals

• Histamine Sensitivity

• Response to inflammation

• Genetic expression and the repair of your DNA

• Neurotransmitters and the balancing of brain chemistry

• Energy and overall production

• Oxidative Stress (Advanced)

• Fat & Carbohydrate Metabolism

• Eating Behaviors

• Vitamin Deficiencies

• Food Sensitivities (Genetic Tendency)

• Blood Sugar & Cardiovascular Markers

• Obesity & Weight Loss Markers

• Strength potential

• Endurance vs. sprinter

• VO2 Max

• Cardiovascular health

• Fat loss in response to exercise