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DNA specific nutritional supplement

Imagine if you could tap into the newest technology; utilize your own DNA structure to formulate the perfect nutritional supplements for YOUR body. Sound like the Future, but in fact the future is NOW!! GeneWize, a subsidiary of a publically traded genetic biosciences company (GeneLink, Inc.) is doing just that. Genewize uses YOUR OWN DNA, gathered by doing a simple cotton swap of your cheek, and does an analysis of your actual DNA. Based on the findings, they formulate a nutritional supplement build exactly for you, based on your DNA.

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"DNA analysis can identify potential health problems and prevent drug reactions." -- MSNBC 1/25/2005

"Genetic testing sounds like a concept straight out of a science fiction novel. But this chance to peek into the future of your health is an opportunity some people are taking today. People with a family history of certain medical conditions can plan for their futures by understanding their health risks." -- CNN 4/12/2006

"[There's a] new and growing industry in personal DNA analysis" -- Time Magazine, "Diving into the Gene Pool", 8/20/2006

"Genetic testing is already a $5 billion industry. But if you want to scan your DNA for potential diseases, you have to choose between a research institution, which can take weeks to return results, and a commercial lab, which can be expensive." Business 2.0 -- "Spinning Gold from the Double Helix", 6/19/2007

"Google-Funded 23andMe Offers $999 DNA Test -- The mission of 23andMe is to take the genetic revolution to a new level by offering a secure, Web-based service where individuals can explore, share and better understand their own genetic information," said 23andMe co-founder Linda Avey. Eventually users, who sign up for the saliva test online and receive it by mail, will also be able to participate in research." Reuters -- 11/9/2007

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