Prisma Genetic Test
The Prisma genetic test is one of 11 specialized genetic tests: nutrition, heart, sleep, sports, brain, hormones, and other areas. Each covers a separate area of health — you choose the one that meets your request, or several at once.
You submit the saliva sample once — one DNA sample becomes the basis for any other Apixmed Prism tests without re-collection. Lifetime genetic results remain available in your personal account at any time.
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20+ genetic indicators within the selected test
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Personalized report in your personal account with a profile for each indicator
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Lifestyle recommendations based on your profile
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DNA sample collection at home - no blood, no clinic, no prior preparation
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One sample is the basis for any other Apixmed Prism tests without re-collection
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Access to raw data from genetic testing
Data is protected in accordance with ISO 27001, GDPR and HIPAA standards
Report language: Ukrainian
Description
What is the Apixmed Prism DNA test?
The Prisma genetic test is a personalized DNA analysis focused on one specific health area. There are 11 such tests in total — each covers a separate area, you choose the one that meets your request, or several at once. All selected tests are analyzed from a single DNA sample: you submit the sample once, the results are available in your personal Apixmed Prism account.
Genetic data is stable throughout life. Based on the same DNA sample, you can order analysis with any other Apixmed Prism genetic DNA test at any time without re-sampling.
Apixmed Prism genetic tests to choose from
Vitamins and minerals
Genetic features of the absorption and metabolism of vitamins and minerals: water-soluble vitamins B and C, fat-soluble vitamins A, D, E, K, minerals and trace elements. How the body absorbs, transports and converts key nutrients into active forms - and where in this chain there may be genetically determined features.
Blood Biomarkers
Genetic features of the metabolic profile: cell sensitivity to insulin, lipid metabolism regulation, the body's inflammatory response intensity, hormonal regulation of metabolism, and genetically determined factors that influence blood markers.
Amino acids and fatty acids
Genetic features of protein and fat metabolism: amino acids associated with energy resources, recovery and functioning of the nervous system, and fatty acids — in particular Omega-3 and Omega-6 — in connection with the regulation of inflammatory processes and metabolic stability.
Mental health and the brain
Genetic features of brain function: memory and concentration, individual profile of mood and emotional regulation, susceptibility to neurodegenerative changes, and cognitive stability.
Sleep, stress and recovery
Genetic features of sleep architecture, chronotype and predisposition to its disorders - insomnia, apnea, snoring. Individual stress reactivity and the body's ability to physiological recovery.
Cardiovascular system
Genetic factors of cardiovascular risk: predisposition to hypertension, arrhythmia, heart attack and varicose veins, features of lipid metabolism, markers of systemic inflammation and aerobic potential.
Sports and movement
Genetic characteristics of muscle function, aerobic potential and VO₂max, susceptibility to injury, and characteristics of nutrient absorption critical for recovery and condition of the musculoskeletal system.
Digestion, immunity and metabolism
Genetic features of the gastrointestinal tract, immune response, and metabolic processes: how the body absorbs nutrients, regulates inflammation, and maintains internal balance.
Skin, hair and appearance
Genetic features of skin and hair condition: susceptibility to photoaging, acne, dryness, sensitivity, and other changes associated with genetically determined features of metabolism and protective processes.
Allergies, intolerances and tastes
Genetic characteristics of food reactions: predisposition to lactose intolerance, gluten and other food triggers, individual characteristics of taste perception and the body's reaction to individual substances.
Cancer risks
Genetic factors associated with susceptibility to cancer. The test results are not a diagnosis or prognosis, but data on genetically determined characteristics that should be considered as part of a preventive approach together with your doctor.
Who is the Apixmed Prism DNA test relevant to?
- For those who want a test genetic profile in a specific health area — without unnecessary data and without the need to cover everything at once.
- For people who already have laboratory test results and want to supplement them with a genetic analysis in the direction where there is a question.
- For those who start with one test and want to be able to expand their profile later — based on the same DNA sample.
The results of the Apixmed Prism DNA test are not a diagnosis or a substitute for a doctor's consultation. The report provides a genetic profile by health area — data that complements clinical evaluation and helps you make informed health decisions together with specialists.