Nutrition and Lifestyle DNA Blood Testing in Birmingham
Complete Clinical Care offers personalised nutrition and lifestyle DNA testing from our private clinic in Edgbaston, Birmingham. Your results provide insights into genetic variants associated with areas such as nutrition, metabolism, exercise, recovery and long-term health.
What This Test Can Tell You
Discover personalised genetic insights into nutrition, recovery, metabolism and long-term wellbeing.
- Personalised DNA analysis
- Detailed results report
- Nutrition & lifestyle insights
- Clear guidance on your results
Book Your
Consultation
Take the next step in your care and book an appointment with our clinical team. Choose a suitable service, date and time using our secure online booking system.
Nutrition and Lifestyle DNA Test
How It Works
A simple step-by-step process from booking your test through to receiving tailored clinical advice.
Detailed Results, Tailored Advice
See your risk profile for problems like lactose intolerance and hypertension (high blood pressure) as well as your risk of injury during exercise.
Each result comes with advice for your genetic profile and provides steps to adjust your diet or lifestyle to align with your DNA.
We are a CQC regulated Birmingham based Private GP practice seeking to provide an alternative to rushed consultations and fragmented healthcare.
Doctor-led and patient focused, we believe healthcare extends beyond treating illness. By combining traditional medicine with preventative healthcare, lifestyle interventions, advanced diagnostics, and personalised health planning, we help patients across Birmingham, Solihull, Sutton Colefield and Coventry optimise both their immediate and long-term wellbeing.
About Complete Clinical Care
FAQS
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Our Nutrition and Lifestyle DNA tests are conducted with blood sample taken by a clinician at Complete Clinical Care. The sample is then sent for laboratory analysis, where selected genetic markers are assessed before your personalised report is produced.
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No. Unlike some home DNA testing kits, your blood sample is collected by a clinician during your appointment, so you do not need to collect or post a sample yourself.
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We will let you know in advance if there are any specific preparation requirements for your test. Unless you have been advised otherwise, continue taking prescribed medication as normal and bring details of any medications or supplements you currently use.
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Fasting is not usually required simply to analyse your DNA. However, if additional blood tests are being performed at the same appointment, you may receive separate preparation instructions.
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Yes. Your report belongs to you, and you can share it with your NHS GP, specialist or another healthcare professional if you wish. This may be particularly useful if a result raises a question that requires further clinical investigation.
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Your sample needs to be analysed before your personalised genetic report can be produced. We will explain the expected turnaround time when you book your test and keep you informed once your results are available.
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Your report provides personalised genetic insights across areas such as nutrition, nutrient metabolism, blood-sugar regulation, cardiovascular health, muscle and recovery, injury susceptibility, sleep and wellbeing.
Your results indicate genetic tendencies rather than guaranteeing that you will develop a particular health issue.
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Yes. One of the most important parts of the service is helping you understand what your results actually mean. Your report can be reviewed with you so that the findings can be put into context and translated into practical nutrition, lifestyle and health considerations.
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No. A nutrition and lifestyle DNA test is designed to provide information about genetic variants associated with different traits and health factors. It should not be used on its own to diagnose conditions such as diabetes, high blood pressure, coeliac disease or lactose intolerance.
If your results or symptoms indicate that further investigation may be appropriate, we can discuss suitable clinical tests or referrals.
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An increased genetic risk does not mean that you will necessarily develop a particular condition. Genetics are only one part of your overall health picture.
We can help you understand the result in context and discuss whether lifestyle changes, monitoring, additional testing or further medical assessment may be appropriate.
