MYPHENOME DNA TEST
Find out what your body actually responds to.
A simple saliva test to find your metabolic match for weight loss that works.
1 in 4 people don’t respond to GLP-1s.
The MyPhenome test can help you end the trial-and-error cycle.
Switching GLP-1 medications means starting over — new titration schedules, new side effects, and no guarantee the next one works better for your biology. The average patient spends 3–6 months finding the right dose again.
Micro-dosing and slow titration are trending — but lower doses don't always mean fewer side effects, and higher doses don't always mean better results. MyPhenome can help you determine which medication your body may respond best to based on your metabolic type.
"Stacking" — pairing your current GLP-1 with another medication — can be effective. But it can also mean compounding side effects and costs. The question isn't whether "stacking" works in general. It's whether it works for you.
Meal kits, supplements, tracking apps, surgical consultations — the alternatives are endless, and every one of them costs something. As many as 1 in 4 people are GLP-1 non-responders. If that's you, the answer might not be another GLP-1 at all.
NO MORE GUESSWORK
Stuck? Questioning your approach?
The answer is in your biology.
Switching GLP-1 medications means starting over — new titration schedules, new side effects, and no guarantee the next one works better for your biology. The average patient spends 3–6 months finding the right dose again.
Micro-dosing and slow titration are trending — but lower doses don't always mean fewer side effects, and higher doses don't always mean better results. MyPhenome can help you determine which medication your body may respond best to based on your metabolic type.
"Stacking" — pairing your current GLP-1 with another medication — can be effective. But it can also mean compounding side effects and costs. The question isn't whether "stacking" works in general. It's whether it works for you.
Meal kits, supplements, tracking apps, surgical consultations — the alternatives are endless, and every one of them costs something. As many as 1 in 4 people are GLP-1 non-responders. If that's you, the answer might not be another GLP-1 at all.
Not currently available if you are pregnant, undergoing chemotherapy, in New York or outside the U.S.
WHAT YOU’LL GET
Clear answers, actionable next steps.
● HSA/FSA eligible ● Ships to your door
● At-home cheek swab ● CLIA certified lab ● Doctor recommended ● Results in ~3 weeks
MyPhenome® includes:
DNA saliva test with free shipping
Clinical results report
Progress dashboard
Access to clinicians for questions and follow-ups*
$299 $199 introductory offer
*Additional costs may apply for telehealth consultations
THE SCIENCE
There are three distinct metabolic types — and most people have never been tested for them.
Your body struggles to signal fullness.
BEST MATCHED
● High protein ● GLP-1 agonists
Your brain takes longer to register fullness.
BEST MATCHED
● High fiber ● Phentermine-topiramate
Your hunger and cravings are neurologically entangled.
BEST MATCHED
● CBT ● Bupropion-Naltrexone
WHAT CUSTOMERS ARE SAYING
“Knowing I was Hungry Gut, I confidently started Zepbound — and I have lost ~30% of my weight in 9 months. I am thrilled. The test gave me the confidence that spending money on a GLP-1 was worth it.”
Lauren B. ● MyPhenome patient"It's amazing to see how my patient's perspective shifts after getting their MyPhenome test results. I see this unburdening of their weight loss "failure" in their faces. They tell me they are no longer ashamed or embarrassed about their weight loss struggle. Their joy in finding out why they have struggled to lose weight and what will help them achieve their goals is palpable."
Dr. Angela O'Neil ● Next Level Concierge Care"I wasted 25 years of my life struggling with weight and I could have lost weight sooner if I knew about the MyPhenome test. It gave me the tools to help me lose weight and maintain the weight. I wish I would have known about this information sooner."
Anna O. ● MyPhenome patient