Lifecode Gx

Lifecode Gx Professional Genetic Testing and Analysis for Optimal Health Professional DNA testing and analysis for optimum health. London based company.

Did you know we have over 60 hours of free education on our website?🧬 🧬 🧬 This includes recordings of all our live Snaps...
11/07/2025

Did you know we have over 60 hours of free education on our website?

🧬 🧬 🧬

This includes recordings of all our live Snapshot webinars on a range of subjects, including:

🧬 MTHFR
✨Methylation
🐢 Longevity
🧠 ADHD
🌱Histamine
šŸ¦øšŸ»ā€ā™€ļøMenopause
🩺Cancer
& many more…

Visit education.lifecodegx.com or click the link in our bio.

Does that sound strange? Lots of people feel that they struggle to process bread, but what if you could personalise it f...
27/06/2025

Does that sound strange? Lots of people feel that they struggle to process bread, but what if you could personalise it for your body?

If you were at the IPM Congress last week you may have had the pleasure of meeting Vanessa Kimbell, of , you might even have been lucky enough to get a taste of her baking!

In July, Lifecode Gx and The Sourdough School are joining together to bring you a free webinar looking at the ways bread can nourish your brain, body and gut.

This isn’t your average shop-bought bread, but instead the kind of densely nutritious bread Vanessa has been researching and making for years.

How can we make the most of this staple food to support our health, wellbeing and our genes?

Nutrigenomics and Personalised Bread
with
21 July 2025, 7pm

Link in bio, or visit education.lifecodegx.com to sign up for your free place.

Our webinar comes in advance of the launch of a new bread subscription from the Sourdough School - you might want to head to their website and take a look…

What’s coming up at Lifecode Gx?19-21 June -Ā Integrative & Personalised
Medicine ConferenceĀ (event)20 June -Ā Epigenetics...
13/06/2025

What’s coming up at Lifecode Gx?

19-21 June -Ā Integrative & Personalised
Medicine ConferenceĀ (event)

20 June -Ā Epigenetics and ADHD
(workshop, as part of IPM)

7 July -Ā Sweet Genes and Glucose
TrackingĀ (webinar)

21 July -Ā Nutrigenomics and Personalised
BreadĀ with Vanessa Kimbell (webinar)

ADHD symptoms are often attributed to low levels of dopamine, but is this always the case?Ā Maybe not...The symptoms of l...
12/06/2025

ADHD symptoms are often attributed to low levels of dopamine, but is this always the case?Ā 

Maybe not...

The symptoms of low and high dopamine can be similar, making it difficult to recognise what’s going on for yourself or your client.Ā 

To understand better we need to look at:Ā 
- How much dopamine is being made?Ā 
- How responsive are the receptors?Ā 
- How fast is the reuptake/conversion/breakdown?

Genetics can give us a clearer picture and allow for personalised protocols.Ā 

Come and find us at the IPM Conference on 20 June to chat all things dopamine and get a copy of the dopamine pathway.

You can also hear our talk:

Epigenetics and ADHD
Fri 21 June 2025
(11.30 - 12.00)

Ā 

Image by Fons Heijnsbroek

COMING UP… Emma Beswick will be speaking as part of the Integrative & Personalised Medicine conference.🧬  Epigenetics an...
11/06/2025

COMING UP…

Emma Beswick will be speaking as part of the Integrative & Personalised Medicine conference.

🧬 Epigenetics and ADHD
šŸ—“ļø Fri 21 June 2025
šŸ•„ 11.30 - 12.00

The heritability of ADHD is estimated to be around 70-80%, indicating strong genetic influence. However, the neurochemistry of ADHD-ers is diverse. Nutrigenetic testing is a powerful tool in deciphering personal neurotransmitter blueprints and enabling more precise, personalised and effective nutrition and lifestyle interventions.

It’s normal for a small percentage of electrons to escape the electron transport chain during the process of ATP synthes...
06/06/2025

It’s normal for a small percentage of electrons to escape the electron transport chain during the process of ATP synthesis. However, there are a number of conditions in which the electron ā€˜leaks’ within the mitochondria increase significantly triggering a cascade of oxidative reactions. Can you name a few?

Join us to learn what these conditions are and, more importantly, how to personalise antioxidant support for your clients using nutrigenetics testing as your guide. Ā 

ROS Resilience (webinar)
9 June 2025 @ 7pm

Link in bio or via education.lifecodegx.com



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How good is your understanding of the antioxidant cascade? Do you know what’s on the bottom and what’s on the top of thi...
02/06/2025

How good is your understanding of the antioxidant cascade? Do you know what’s on the bottom and what’s on the top of this protective super-mechanism?

Join us to learn about the most important source of reactive oxygen species and the cascade of events that needs to take place to mop them up. Learn about the genetic factors that impact these processes how to personalise support to match your client’s unique needs.Ā 

ROS Resilience (webinar)
9 June 2025 @ 7pm

Link in bio or via education.lifecodegx.com



Photo by Simon Berger

Next in our snapshot series… ROS - Reactive Oxygen Species - interact with our biology causing oxidative stress, inflamm...
23/05/2025

Next in our snapshot series…

ROS - Reactive Oxygen Species - interact with our biology causing oxidative stress, inflammation and cellular damage, with serious implications for health.

We’ll discuss some of the worst environmental culprits of ROS generation, and how personalised, precision nutrition and lifestyle can counter genetic risk, and promote resilience.

Recording will be available to registrants after the event if you cannot attend live.

9 June 2025 @ 7pm (online)

Link in bio.

On 17 May 2025 we will be exhibiting at  A Beautiful Mind: An Exploration of Mental Health and Neurodiversity. If you ar...
01/05/2025

On 17 May 2025 we will be exhibiting at A Beautiful Mind: An Exploration of Mental Health and Neurodiversity.

If you are interested in the influence of genetics and nutrition on mental health, come along to hear this live seminar with Alessandro Ferretti & Debbie Pike.

But before then…

You can find the live recordings available of our Genes in Mind course (presented in May 2024).

Genes in Mind is a deep dive into gene-environment-neurotransmitter interactions, unravelling the neurobiochemistry behind labels such as - ADHD, anxiety, impulsivity, OCD, depression, anorexia nervosa, bipolar, fibromyalgia and autism, and illustrating the power of nutrigenomics to support and optimise nervous system health.

Link in bio, or visitĀ www.lifecodegx.com/training



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Are you an Over-Methylator or an Under-Methylator?Methylation is the transfer of a Methyl Group (CH3) from a ā€˜donor’ com...
29/04/2025

Are you an Over-Methylator or an Under-Methylator?

Methylation is the transfer of a Methyl Group (CH3) from a ā€˜donor’ compound to a ā€˜recipient’.

Methylation is essential to regulate gene expression and biochemical processes around the body.

The rate of methylation depends on the supply of master methyl donor SAMe (pronounced sam-ee).

You can think of your genes like a piece of sheet music and methylation as the conductor. It tells your cells what and when to play.

Although our biology is designed to balance supply and demand, multiple genetic SNPs can predispose an imbalance - under or over.

Around 80% of people are genetically tended to Under-Methylate and may need to support the methylation process.

20% of people are genetically tended to Over-Methylate, in these cases ā€˜supporting’ or ā€˜powering’ up the SAMe-making machine can push you further out of balance.

That’s why it’s useful to know about your genes before making big lifestyle or supplement changes.

Discover WHY & HOW to support your genes at our FREE webinar:

MTHFR - The other side of the coin
12 May 2025, 7pm

Link in bio, or viaĀ www.lifecodegx.com/training

Meet your MTHFR gene, or MethyleneTetraHydroFolate Reductase enzyme. MTHFR facilitates the final step in making methylfo...
25/04/2025

Meet your MTHFR gene, or MethyleneTetraHydroFolate Reductase enzyme.

MTHFR facilitates the final step in making methylfolate (5-MTHF).

Small, single letter changes in the genetic code of this gene have been associated with up to 70% less function.

Research indicates that SNPs on this gene increase the risk of conditions including:

- Heart disease
- Cognitive decline (Alzheimer’s)
- NTDs (Neural tube defects)
- Miscarriage
- Depression
- Anxiety

However, this is a risk and not a destiny. Discover WHY & HOW to support your genes at our FREE webinar:

MTHFR - The other side of the coin
12 May 2025, 7pm

Link in bio, or viaĀ www.lifecodegx.com/training

We have a number of events coming up in the next couple of months:12 May - MTHFR - A webinar exploring the MTHFR gene, w...
16/04/2025

We have a number of events coming up in the next couple of months:

12 May - MTHFR - A webinar exploring the MTHFR gene, which is infamous for its negative health effects. If the MTHFR SNP (C677T) is truly harmful why is it so common? And how can diet and lifestyle support you?

17 May - A Beautiful Mind, An Exploration of Mental Health and Neurodiversity - A live seminar with Alessandro Ferretti & Debbie Pike. Come and find our exhibition stand!

17 May - Hormones, Metabolism & Women’s Health - A live event, with talks from Dr Carrie Jones, Dr David Unwin & Jo Gamble. Lifecode founder, Emma Beswick, will be part of a panel discussing genetics and metabolic health.

9 June - ROS Resilience - A webinar exploring the way Reactive Oxygen Species can interact with our biology causing oxidative stress, inflammation and cellular damage, as well as how we can counter risk and promote resilience.

21 June - Epigenetics and ADHD - Emma Beswick will be leading a workshop on genetic influence on ADHD as part of the Integrative & Personalised Medicine Conference 2025.

Links to all these events can be found in our bio.

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