Confirms
The lab value shows what the gene suggests, for example a low vitamin D level with a GC variant for lower vitamin D binding.
DNA + Blood Health Report
When DNA meets the blood test
A genetic tendency matters most when the blood test shows it too. The DNA + Blood Health Report reads both together and tells the clinician where they agree, where they disagree and what to do next.
Every link, classified
Each connection between a genetic finding and a lab value gets one of four labels.
Contradicts
The lab value does not match the genetic tendency, which can point to diet, treatment or another cause.
Watch
A borderline value with a relevant genotype: nothing to act on yet, but worth monitoring.
Neutral
Related, but without clinical weight on its own.
Genes and blood test, side by side
What the combined report contains
The report starts with an overall status (good, watch, attention or urgent) and a short summary, then goes into detail.
- Correlations between genetic findings and lab values, with the interpretation and the action for each.
- A risk matrix per health area: genetic risk next to lab status.
- Priority actions ordered high, medium and low, each with the reason.
- A monitoring plan: which marker to re-test, when and why.
- Lifestyle plan, questions for the clinician and red flags.
How to create one
- 1
Interpret the DNA test
Create the patient's DNA report first.
- 2
Pick a blood test
Choose one of the patient's blood tests already interpreted by Kantesti.
- 3
Generate
The combined report is ready in a few minutes. When the blood test is re-interpreted, the combined report is marked as out of date so it can be refreshed.
Go one step further: the supplement plan
The Supplement Advisor uses the DNA report, the blood test and a short questionnaire.