February 27, 2020 - CRI Genetics is one of America’s leading genetics companies moving the science of genetics forward through multiple endeavors including DNA testing and ancestry analysis. Founded in 2016 by a Harvard geneticist, the company strives to change the way consumers see genetics. Every other month, CRI Genetics releases genetic health reports that provide insights into the relationship between DNA and common traits such as peanut allergies, Vitamin A deficiency, and caffeine metabolism. In an unprecedented turn of events, CRI Genetics released six health reports in one week.
Imagine it’s your birthday and instead of being handed one present, you’re given six. That’s sort of how CRI Genetics customers are feeling this week. The genetics company, based in Venice, California, guarantees its customers new and exciting health reports every other month. Based on 642,824 genetic markers in an individual’s genome, or entire genetic sequence, a health report is a comprehensive explanation of the information locked away in a person’s DNA. Each report is centered around a different topic. For example, the protein health report tells an individual whether they are more likely to lose weight on a high protein diet while the freckles health report details whether they’re more likely to develop freckles after sun exposure. CRI Genetics’ customers look forward to their new health reports with the anticipation of a child waiting for gifts on Christmas Day.
CRI Genetics takes special care in ensuring its customers get the most accurate results about their health based on their DNA. Researchers at the company are elated due to this week’s release of not one, but six health reports.
In an exclusive interview, lead CRI Genetics researcher, Jason Zhang, voiced his excitement about the release: “CRI Genetics is pushing forward much faster than even we anticipated. Last month, we expanded our research team, and that allowed us to give our customers more health reports on exciting new topics.” According to Zhang, these topics include pain threshold, adiponectin levels, emotional eating, histamine intolerance, gluten sensitivity, and his personal favorite, sweet tooth.
“Each report not only provides the customer information based on their unique genetic code, but it also gives them actionable advice to improve their health based on their results.” For example, the sweet tooth report suggests multiple foods that someone who is genetically inclined towards sweets can eat instead.
Each report is beneficial to customers and allows them to take their health into their own hands. This week’s release marks the first time CRI Genetics was able to provide its customers six health reports all in one day, and past customer reviews (https://www.crigenetics.com/reviews.html) support the company’s success. CRI Genetics hopes to continually grow its list of health reports in the coming months.
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