Show Notes
We’re popping in with something a little different (and something we’re very excited about): a behind-the-scenes look at The Fitgenes Program.
Today we're diving into The Dietary Choice Report, one of the 6 reports found inside The Fitgenes Program.
Ever wondered why some people can stop at one biscuit… while others eat the whole packet?
The answer might be in your DNA.
This episode looks at how our genes influence appetite, taste, and cravings, and what that means for long-term health and weight management.
🧬 The Dietary Choice Report, included in The Fitgenes Program, studies six key areas of how our bodies respond to food:
How easily we feel full (Satiety)
How strongly we taste bitter foods
How much we love sweetness
How we respond to sugar
How sensitive we are to fat taste
How our bodies process fat
Each area is linked to a few key genes that tell a story about how we eat and store energy. 💡
💬 The Big Idea Once you know your genetic blueprint, you can personalise your choices… and finally make food work for you, not against you.
So, get ready to go behind the scenes and learn about The Dietary Choice Report found inside The Fitgenes program and meet the experts including Darren Schliebs the CEO of Fitgenes and our favourite Clinical Nutritionist Lynsey Koch.
Enjoy the 5th episode of The Fitgenes Podcast Series.
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