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"Deep" Genetic and Gut Microbiome Data Sets Can Transform Drug Discovery- Faster, Cheaper and Personalized
Obesity is typically associated with high rates of inflammatory gut, skin, cardiometabolic disorders (high cholesterol, high triglycerides, diabetes), chronic pain and NAFLD.   Pharma drugs, without ongoing lifestyle support and modification, have been proven ineffective to reverse or prevent “Cobesity” - the inflammat ...
February 12, 2020
Ranjan Sinha
Stress, sugar cravings and weight gain: What lies beneath
Digbi Health Precision Care Webinar Series with Dr. Eldred Taylor, Taylor Medical Group with Ranjan Sinha, CEO - Digbi Health Webinar Date: 16 Oct 2019 Webinar Link: https://vimeo.com/367276027 If you’ve ever thought of drowning your troubles in a sugary soda, or tiptoed down to the fridge to finish off leftover cake i ...
January 19, 2020
Ranjan Sinha
How your genes and microbiome contribute to that healthy skin glow
  According to the U.S Cosmetics and Makeup Industry report, skincare products make up 37%, the largest part of the cosmetic market. We are not spoiled for choice when it comes to over-the-counter and prescription skin products available on the market these days, but understanding all the factors that keep our skin bea ...
August 30, 2019
Simitha Singh-Rambiritch
3TandAi to present on Personalized Nutrition at Smart Kitchen Summit, Tokyo
  Ranjan Sinha, Founder and CEO of 3TandAi will discuss how 3TandAI is delivering the next frontier in wellness - Personalized nutrition and fitness. 3TandAi will showcase how to design and deliver personalized bento boxes based on a person's DNA, gut biome, conventional blood markers to help prevent illness and rev ...
August 02, 2018
Jade Thorpe
Genetic Risk of Heart Disease and how a Personalized Food and Fitness helps
Your genes, gut, biome and lifestyle independently determine your risk of dying of a heart attack or having a debilitating stroke.  Across four studies involving 55,685 participants, genetic and lifestyle factors were independently associated with susceptibility to coronary artery disease. The relative risk of inciden ...
July 05, 2018
Ranjan Sinha
How the "vegetarian gene" helps and hurts your employees
A "Vegetarian" gene is hurting or helping your employees . Help them Find it and live healthier. Are fats good or bad? Which types of fats are good and which types are bad? And how much fat is good? These are some of the many confusing food related questions we encounter everyday.  And you can find a variety of confu ...
June 16, 2018
Ranjan Sinha
Cooking Oils are harmful to African Americans because of gene variations
You’ve probably heard time and again how vegetable oils are better for health than animal fats like butter and lard. This is largely true - they contain properties that have been linked to a reduced risk of heart disease. Because of this, over the past decades, there’s been a huge increase in consumption of ‘healthy’ c ...
May 11, 2018
Ranjan Sinha

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