Understanding your child's brain chemistry for optimal focus, mood, and stress management
This panel analyses seven neurotransmitter pathways including dopamine, serotonin, and BDNF - the chemical messengers that dictate mood, focus, sleep cycles, and stress resilience.
Growth and adolescence challenge brain development. This panel analyses seven neurotransmitter pathways including dopamine, serotonin, and BDNF pathways, the "chemical messengers" that dictate mood, focus, sleep cycles, and stress resilience.
Discover if your child's brain chemistry benefits more from specific foods, supplementations or lifestyle changes to support focus and calm.
Affects motivation, focus, reward-seeking behavior, and attention span.
Influences mood stability, happiness, sleep quality, and appetite regulation.
Brain-derived neurotrophic factor for learning, memory, and neuroplasticity.
The "Worrier vs. Warrior" gene affecting stress hormone clearance.
Calming neurotransmitter affecting anxiety levels and sleep quality.
Excitatory neurotransmitter affecting learning, memory, and brain energy.
Discover natural ways to support concentration based on dopamine pathway genetics.
Learn about genes affecting circadian rhythms and melatonin production.
Understand COMT gene variants and get strategies for stress management.
Identify genetic factors affecting serotonin production and mood regulation.
Get specific food and supplement recommendations for optimal brain function.
Learn about morning light exposure, exercise timing, and daily rhythms that work for your child.
Support concentration & focus
Discover natural ways to enhance focus and reduce exam anxiety based on genetics.
Improve sleep quality
Learn about genes affecting circadian rhythms and melatonin production.
Stabilise emotions
Identify genetic factors affecting serotonin and dopamine balance.
Support brain chemistry
Get insights to support focus and calm naturally, regardless of formal diagnosis.
Get science-backed insights to help your child thrive academically and emotionally.
Order Your Kit →No. Genetic testing cannot diagnose ADHD or Autism. However, it can identify imbalances in dopamine and serotonin pathways common in neurodivergent children, helping parents support brain chemistry naturally.
We look at the COMT gene (the "Worrier vs. Warrior" gene). This determines how fast their brain clears stress hormones. We provide strategies to help them manage anxiety effectively.
Yes. If your teen has genetic variants affecting serotonin production, they may feel hormonal shifts more intensely. We suggest lifestyle habits and foods to help stabilise mood.
Yes. Some children have variants in dopamine receptors that make them crave sugar more intensely for a "dopamine hit," followed by a harder crash. We help identify if your child is a "Sugar Seeker."
This is a tool to support the brain, not a medical prescription. Many parents use these insights to optimise nutrition, which can sometimes reduce the need for higher medication doses. Always work with your doctor.
It depends on their CYP1A2 gene. Some metabolize caffeine quickly for a performance boost; others metabolize it slowly, leading to anxiety. We tell you which category your teen falls into.