2: How DNA Can Help You Overcome the Fear of Hereditary Disease

from The DNA Advantage: Healthy On Purpose · host The DNA Advantage | Lisa Witherow, MSc, FDN-P

Do you need to resolve symptoms, overcome fear of disease, or stop the guessing game of diet, supplements and what is actually right for you? In this episode, learn how DNA testing and the review of your data for health information can change these things for you.

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