GenoPalateReviews of genopalate.com

Working with Bria made my experience better than expected! She diligently answered all of my questions and went above and beyond during our interaction by making sure I was registered and could log into my account successfully.

They did an initial analysis that actually flagged the atypical celiac genes that are the source of every person with celiac in my family. And then they came back and said, "Well, we don't like that study." No amount of asking them to reconsider changing their initially correct (!!) results would sway them. So, they're intentionally giving bad, unscientific advice? If you're looking for celiac testing for atypical genes, they will deliberately give you an incorrect answer. I would avoid them, so that you're not wasting your time with bad scientific health data.

The personalized call from Frankie was just what I was looking for in terms of improving my diet.

Very informative discussion with Frankie. She gave me some very important suggestions, to consider, regarding my diet. She was very knowledgeable and professional.

Frankie, my dietitian, is very well informed and gave me unexpected insight into my diet and how GenoPalate helps figure out the best way to eat. I am extremely pleased with the outcome !!

Please don't waste your money, did not help me in anyway, basic general info on yourself on what to eat or stay away from, so much money for these kind results, smh...

Frankie was very thoughtful, listened intently, and had some really great feedback and thought provoking ideas that I will implement soon. It was a pleasure to get to pick her brain a bit about my report. Thank you.

Sites such as 23and Me have extremely limited DNA data. They only look at a tiny fraction of our/your DNA. Our DNA contains 6 billion SNP's (single nucleotide polymorphisms). These DNA testing sites only look at .01% of our DNA. The remaining 99.99% is ignored as if that DNA doesn't matter. Plus, the science isn't developed for knowing what to provide optimum needs. For example, I have a genetic condition that 23 and Me doesn't even test for that causes kidney disease. How can they give me diet advice based on my DNA? Obviously, they can't. Also, their recommendations are based on their flawed dietary assumptions. Most dieticians are indoctrinated in anti-meat, anti-fat, pro-plant brainwashing. Meat isn't bad. Saturated fat isn't bad. Cholesterol isn't bad. Many eating carnivore to avoid allergies are quite healthy. Much of what dieticians preach is based on flawed understanding. Dr. Eric Westman of Duke University Keto Lab is a good resource. This may work someday, but that's a long way away.