What is the MetaCheck Gene Diet & Fitness?

Achieve your ideal weight , longevity, wellness and disease free life without sacrifice!

Are you fed up of trying radical diets again and again with recurring cravings and then gaining weight again?

Do you want to significantly increase your fitness level and do something good for your body by getting the right amount of vitamins ?

Do you finally want to find a solution for your excess weight that will help you lose weight in a long-term and healthy way ?

Then our MetaCheck Fitness & Gene Diet is just the thing for you!

MetaCheck is a revolutionary method based on genetic metabolic analysis *. Using a simple saliva test, we can determine your metabolic type, which we define, create a tailor-made nutrition plan and tell you which sporting activities support your goals.

MetaCheck Test's for 20 SNP's namely 

1. Meta-Type
2. Sports-Type
3. Yoyo-Effect
4. Muscle Mass Loss
5. Hunger
6. Satiety
7. Visceral Adipose Tissue
8. Regenerative Capacity 
10. Antioxidants
11. Omega 3 
12. Vitamin A 
13. Vitamin B9
14. Vitamin B12
15. Vitamin D 
16. Lactose 
17. Gluten
18. Caffein
19. Alcohol Breakdown
20. Sweet Tooth

To know more or book a test call / whataspp 8800929600 or email neeraj.arora@cmdsingapore.com 

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