Identification of SNPs that influence health and disease risk may improve clinical success and allow patients to optimize health and wellness. The DNA Methylation Pathway Profile allows clinicians to screen their patients for a variety of genetic changes (single nucleotide polymorphisms, or SNPs) that may impact the function of important biochemical processes such as methionine metabolism, detoxification, hormone balance and Vitamin D function. The presence or absence of SNPs may modify disease risk. The risks may be reduced by lifestyle changes, and inefficient biochemical processes can be supported by diet and nutritional supplements to maximize the functions of metabolic pathways. 
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The Doctor's Data DNA Methylation Pathway Profile includes a variety of SNPs known to influence many aspects of health including:
insulin sensitivity
bone health
cancer risks
cardiovascular health
detoxification processes
fertility
mitochondrial function and metabolism
methylation
neurotransmitter balance