We read the genes that shape methylation, detox, hormones and neurotransmitters, then translate them into food, supplements and lifestyle.
One protocol. Versioned. Tuned to the body that actually showed up.
Sarah Patrick. After Crohn's, Hashimoto's, SIBO. Lived it. Decoded it.
$249. Five depths of support, monthly equivalents.
It's not just what you eat. It's measurable biological impact, coded for you, not the average.
Personalized wellness is a symphony, not a solo. DNA, blood work, and the gut microbiome each carry a piece of the story. One alone is opinion. Three together is a plan.
Your genes tell you where to look. Slow detox, methylation, histamine clearance, dopamine processing. Long before symptoms show up, the variants are already pointing at the places to watch.
Genetics come first because they tell us what to track. Decades of evidence on key SNPs let us flag the systems most likely to drift, before bloodwork even moves.
Blood work tells you what is happening right now. Homocysteine, inflammatory markers, thyroid panel, vitamin levels. Read in tune with what your genes flagged, the numbers stop feeling random. They start telling a coherent story.
Drawn on a regular cadence, blood work becomes the proof point. The genetics said "watch homocysteine." Bloodwork says, "here is where it sits today."
The gut shapes what you absorb, what you tolerate, what you flare over. Without that picture, supplements miss, foods backfire, protocols stall.
A read on the microbiome closes the loop. The DNA flags the risk. The bloodwork shows the load. The gut tells us whether your body can do anything with what we feed it.
"GST/GPX flagged slow toxin clearance. Homocysteine confirmed it on the bloodwork. We tuned the protocol before symptoms showed."
Most wellness advice is generic. The supplement aisle assumes you are everyone. Your genome is not. Your blood is not. Your gut is not. Generic is a guess. Personalized is a plan.
The order matters. Genetics first, because they tell us what to watch. Then blood work to confirm what is showing up now. Then we pair both with your actual symptoms, support the variants that need it, and fix the lifestyle habits that are driving the rest.
It is opinion and education, not diagnosis. We work alongside your medical team. Not in place of it. If a preview helps, the Dirty Gene Self-Assessment is a good first read.
For years I was caught in a cycle of specialists, prescriptions, and side effects. Depleted, overweight, mentally and physically exhausted, and tired of being told my labs were "normal."
The turning point was a DNA test. Once I could see how my body was wired (methylation, detox, inflammation, neurotransmitters) I could finally stop guessing.
Today I help others read their own genetic blueprint and translate it into food, supplements, and lifestyle choices their body actually wants. No fads. No one-size-fits-all. Just your data, decoded.
A sample of the genes we read across methylation, detox, neurotransmitters, hormones, inflammation and immune regulation. Every report covers the full panel.
Every body is different. Pick the level of support that matches where you are. Lock in the full journey upfront and save. Payments break down monthly so it's never a wall.
Your test isn't a one-time read. Indi turns your results into a living protocol. Daily check-ins, meal analysis cross-referenced with your genome, and a wellness report that updates as you do.
Built for clients who already have testing, or who graduate from one of our packages and want to keep the signal alive.
Overview
Genetic Blueprint
Daily Fuel
Cross-references your symptoms, intake, and biomarkers against your genetic variants in real time.
Every SNP from your panel, mapped with biological impact and the wellness protocol that follows.
Snap a photo of your meal. Indi reads the molecules and tells you how your genome responds.
A living document Sarah reviews quarterly. Your protocol evolves as your data does.
Indi is included free for the first 90 days with any package. After that, continue on a plan that fits how you work.
Stop chasing the average. Start with the body you actually have.
Begin baseline →The information provided is for informational purposes only. It is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician with any questions about a medical condition. Reliance on any information provided is solely at your own risk.