What is the Happy Growth Manual?
Every child is born with their own "genetic script" or "life manual." This genetic script describes the child's initial life storyline, and this storyline elaborates on his health. For example, he is born with calcium, iron deficiency, and possibly autism, depression, etc. We cannot detect the mutated genes before symptoms appear. These hindrance worries may be buried deep in his innate genes, waiting for one day. They may be waiting for the bad day to come and significantly attack their or your life plan.
 
Why do you need a Happy Growth Manual?
We can help you detect your child's genes early to understand their life manual (gene script) because genes carry the information that determines your traits. You can know whether s/he was born without certain nutrients or potential genes for developmental problems. You can even know whether s/he has autism, depression, diabetes, genetics, and other genes. Therefore, you can look ahead to their lifestyle, eating habits, and environment. So that s/he can reduce the risk of disease and then grow up healthily. Thus, we will rewrite the plot of their life, let them live a healthy life with wealth, and let them move towards a brighter future.
 
Storing your child's gene pool
Foresight Gene provides the "Gene Bank" service. First, we give the child's genetic testing and analysis. As a result, the gene's disease risk data will be stored in the "Gene Bank." You can access your information in a short time whenever needed. Genetic testing allows us to identify the mutations that cause a genetic disorder in advance. Therefore, we can speed up diagnosis and treatment. Moreover, improve the efficiency of precision medicine during the treatment process. Furthermore, we know how to raise children healthily and avoid disease risks.
 
Genetic testing descriptions
 
1. Genetic testing of nutritional deficiencies
"Invisible hunger" is an obstacle to children's growth. Congenital nutrient deficiencies should be detected early and provided with complete nutritional supplements, such as congenital lack of vitamin D, which reduces the absorption of calcium ions by bones and affects physical development. Zinc and iron inadequacies will affect stunted growth, impaired physical and cognitive development, and produce iron-deficiency anemia.
 
2. Obesity risk detection
Genetic testing can predict a person's genetic risk of obesity from birth onward. Therefore, parents can plan for their children's eating behavior and habits, which can reduce the risk of chronic diseases, cardiovascular disease, or certain cancers.
 
3. Skin Inflammation/Anti-sensitivity
Skin inflammation or allergy factors are complicated and may be caused by lifestyle, diet, and air, exposure to specific environments, or excessive skin sensitivity. If the condition is poor, it will affect children who cannot concentrate on their studies and eventually affect their quality of life. Dermatitis is partly caused by genetic susceptibility. Through genetic testing, symptoms can be prevented and alleviated early.
 
4. Skin moisturizing power
The role of moisturizing is one of the essential factors in maintaining healthy skin. Proper cleansing and moisturizing will reduce the occurrence of skin allergies and inflammation. Especially for some patients with specific dermatitis, long-term moisturizing is required to maintain normal physiological functions and strengthen the skin barrier to reduce skin inflammation. Therefore, if you can detect the skin moisturizing critical genes, you will know how to enhance the maintenance and moisturize your skin.
 
5. Skin UV resistance
Children's skin is more sensitive and delicate. Although moderate exposure to the sun is needed to supplement vitamin D, excessive ultraviolet rays can still cause skin damage. Children's skin stratum corneum and sebum membrane are relatively fragile. Therefore, a better understanding of your skin's UV resistance ability will guide you to take care of and protect your skin from UV light.
 
6. Skin freckles forming power
Freckles are small light brown spots on the face, most found in children and adolescents. Hereditary genes mainly cause them, and ultraviolet rays could aggravate them. Therefore, moderate sun protection and treatment can slow the progress of freckles formation. 
 
 
7. Autism Spectrum Risk
Autism Spectrum Risk is difficulties in social interaction or communication in early childhood, strong attachment to certain things, fixed singleness, and other phenomena. According to statistics, the proportion of children with autism is also increasing yearly. Suppose potential genetic risks can be detected early. In that case, we can pay attention to whether there are initial symptoms in advance. Then consult a doctor to observe and evaluate for early diagnosis and treatment.
 
8. Type 2 diabetes risk
The incidence of diabetes in children and adolescents has been increasing year by year. The disease risk can be known through family history and genetic testing. Thus, a well-prepared balanced diet and proper exercise can be adjusted to prevent the disease.
 
9. Thyroid disease risk
In addition to metabolic problems, children with congenital hyperthyroidism or hypothyroidism can also suffer from inattention, poor memory, and affected learning.
 
10. Depression risk
Part of the cause of depression also comes from genetic inheritance. Children with this type of emotional disorder cannot quickly adapt to interpersonal relationships in school, resulting in low learning achievement and, more often, problems in parent-child relationships. Early detection, early prevention, and interventional treatment are required.