
IntellxxDNA™ – Genetic Testing that Supports Your Health
Your genes provide valuable data that can help you and your doctors understand your unique health care needs. To see what your genes can tell us, the Naples Center for Functional Medicine offers cutting-edge IntellxxDNA™ genomics testing. Genomics is the biological study of genes within the human body. It focuses on the structure, function, evolution and mapping of genomes, including their roles in certain diseases and illnesses. IntellxxDNA™ provides our doctors with in-depth, evidence-based, science-focused genomic intelligence to further personalize health care for you.
About Your IntellxxDNA Report
Our reports will help your clinician or nutritionist target their recommendations specifically to you. IntellxxDNA™ reports incorporate evidence-based, well-researched potential intervention strategies that cover environment, lifestyle, nutrition, supplements and medications. Two types of IntellxxDNA™ reports are available to patients at the Naples Center for Functional Medicine, serving as a valuable basis of discussion between you and your doctor.
Comprehensive Medical Report
There are 20 different panels and over 250 SNPs analyzed in the Comprehensive Medical Report. (SNP stands for Single Nucleotide Polymorphisms, the most common type of genetic variation among people.) This report focuses on the following common health concerns:
- Heart disease
- Diabetes
- Osteoporosis
- Obesity
- Macular degeneration
It also helps identify potential genomic health risks, such as the propensity to form blood clots, response to anesthesia and opioids. The celiac and histamine panels can help quickly untangle many G.I. issues. Also included are the various genes involved in the metabolism of Methylation, Homocysteine, Vitamin B12 and Vitamin D.

Cognitive Health Report
The Cognitive Health Report is designed to help understand the reversible/addressable causes of memory loss. There are two different versions of this report. and your clinician will choose the best option for your needs. Both reports address over 100 SNPs found to affect cognition, based on published medical literature along with referenced potential interventions. Some of these combinations of SNPs have been found to increase or decrease the risk of Alzheimer’s by 20% or more. Genes highlighted in this report, in addition to the well-known APOE ε4, relate to:
- Numerous pathways of inflammation
- Proteins that help clear amyloid from the brain
- Hormone related pathways
- Mitochondrial factors
- Copper
- Zinc
- Choline
- Detoxification pathways
- And more
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