Nutrigenomics is the science of how genes interact with nutrients you consume — and how that interaction affects health. By analyzing your DNA and microbiome, we uncover how your body processes food, detoxifies, responds to inflammation and regulates key systems like hormones, metabolism and immunity. This knowledge forms the foundation of a personalized nutrition and lifestyle plan designed to prevent or manage disease.

We work with leading clinical laboratories — including Genica (Bulgaria), Re:Gena (Bulgaria),  Diagnostic Solutions Laboratory (USA) and Gene Metrics (UK). These labs provide high-quality, medically validated DNA and microbiome tests.

• DNA testing is typically done via a painless saliva or cheek swab. The sample is sent to the lab for analysis of gene variants influencing how your body processes nutrients, detoxifies, manages inflammation, regulates hormones and more. The results help Dr. Molander design a nutrition and supplement strategy fitting your unique genetic profile.
• Microbiome testing involves a home stool sample to analyze your gut bacteria. We examine the diversity, balance and function of your microbiome — as well as markers of inflammation, digestive efficiency and gut barrier health. These insights help guide food and lifestyle interventions that restore gut health and support your immune system.

All test kits are provided with clear instructions. Dr. Molander personally interprets the results to build your personalized care plan. Testing is non-invasive

Yes. Dr. Molander works with patients of all ages, including children, adolescents, adults and older individuals. However, the approach is always personalized based on the patient’s stage of life, medical needs, and goals.

• For children, we may focus on gut health, immunity, neurodevelopment, allergies, or skin conditions — with extra care given to food sensitivities and supplement dosing.
• For elderly patients, the focus is often on preserving energy, cognitive health, cardiovascular support, and managing chronic inflammation or metabolic decline.

Every plan is age-appropriate, evidence-based, and medically reviewed — and we always involve parents or caregivers when minors are involved in care.