For clinic owners who are done guessing
See the protocol your patient’s DNA is asking for.
One cheek swab. 161 scored genetic variants. A 44-category clinical blueprint that shows which pathways are under strain, which peptides, supplements and labs map to them, and what to check before you start.
- clinical categories
- 44clinical categories
- agents in the library
- 200+agents in the library
- swab to report
- 2–3 wksswab to report
One finding from a real sample report
Genotype
MTHFRrs1801133T/TPathway
Methylation & epigenetic healthHigh riskWhat the report hands you
- SupplementMethylfolate (5-MTHF) + methylcobalamin
- LabsHomocysteine, MMA, SAM/SAH ratio
- LifestyleAvoid synthetic folic acid
Associations inform, they don’t prescribe. Every suggestion is for provider review.
Your patient did everything right. The protocol still stalled.
Same starting dose. Same stack. Same titration you give everyone. When it doesn’t land, the chart says “non-responder” and the patient quietly stops booking. Often it was never compliance. It was biology no intake form can see.
Take the demonstration patient in our sample report: 37, female, nothing remarkable on paper. Her panel shows two copies of the MTHFR C677T variant, slow COMT dopamine clearance and the BDNF Val66Met variant. The synthetic folic acid in a standard multivitamin is exactly what her report tells you to avoid.
ProxiGene puts that in front of you before the first visit, organized the way you actually work: by category, by priority, with the labs to confirm it and the safety notes to respect.
You stop adjusting by trial and error. Your patients see you as the clinic that knew.
One patient. 44 categories. 39 worth a conversation.
This is the analysis summary from a real ProxiGene sample report. Every tile is a category, scored from the patient’s own variants. That’s 39 reasons to see this patient again, each with a plan attached.
Cognitive Degeneration
- Cognitive decline risk: High
- Neuroprotection: High
- Nootropics & neuroplasticity: High
- Dopamine & reward signaling: High
Longevity
- Inflammatory response: Low
- Telomerase susceptibility: Medium
- Cellular longevity: Medium
- Senescence & anti-aging: Low
- Methylation & epigenetics: High
- Mitochondrial function: Medium
- Detox & antioxidant capacity: Low
- Senolytics protocol: Medium
Psychological Resilience
- Optimism: High
- Generalized anxiety: High
- Stress sensitivity: High
- Brain fog: High
- Mood regulation: High
- Sleep & circadian rhythm: High
Micronutrient Metabolism
- Low vitamin B9: High
- Low vitamin B12: Medium
- Cholinergic support: High
- Longevity & metabolic supplements: Medium
Metabolism & Energy
- Low HDL: Medium
- High triglycerides: Medium
- Blood glucose regulation: Medium
- High LDL: Medium
- Weight management: Medium
- Thyroid & metabolic rate: Medium
- Cardiovascular & blood pressure: Low
Food Sensitivity
- Gluten sensitivity: Medium
- Lactose intolerance: Medium
- Gut integrity: Medium
Hormonal & Reproductive
- Testosterone & androgens: Medium
- Male reproductive health: Medium
- Female reproductive health: Medium
- Hormonal balance: Medium
Musculoskeletal & Performance
- Muscle mass & composition: Medium
- Performance & tissue recovery: Medium
- IGF-1 axis & muscle repair: Medium
- GH secretagogues & ghrelin: Medium
Immune & Cellular Defense
- Immune resilience: Low
Dermatology & Aesthetics
- Skin aging & wound healing: Medium
- Melanocortin & pigmentation: Medium
- Cosmetic peptides: Medium
Every category ends in a plan, not a percentage.
Raw genetic data is easy to buy and nearly useless in a 30-minute visit. ProxiGene closes all 44 categories with the same eight blocks, so once you’ve read one, you can read them all in minutes.
- 01Marker findings: gene, rsID and the patient's genotype
- 02Risk assessment, resolved to one of seven bands
- 03Lifestyle and diet, specific to the finding
- 04Supplements to consider
- 05Supplement clinical detail: form, dose range, timing
- 06Associated biosynthetix, in order of relevance
- 07Severity-graded safety warnings
- 08Interactions to avoid and labs to order
From the sample report, lightly trimmed
- Supplements to consider
- Methylfolate (5-MTHF)
- Methylcobalamin (B12)
- TMG
- Riboflavin (B2)
- P5P (active B6)
- Labs to consider
- Homocysteine
- Methylmalonic acid
- RBC folate
- SAM/SAH ratio
- DNA methylation age clock
- Lifestyle
- 150+ min/week aerobic + resistance
- Alcohol 3 drinks/week or less
- Avoid synthetic folic acid
- Nutrition
- Dark leafy greens daily
- Eggs or choline 500 mg/day
- Protein 1.2–1.6 g/kg
Safety is built in. Agents carry graded warnings, do-not-combine lists and synergy notes right next to the suggestion.
Built for healthspan, not just disease risk.
Most genetic tests stop at “elevated risk.” ProxiGene is weighted toward what your patients come to you for: longevity, metabolism, mood, cognition, performance, hormones and skin.
- Longevity64
- Metabolism & Energy51
- Psychological Resilience33
- Cognitive Degeneration33
- Muscle & Performance32
- Micronutrient Metabolism28
- Dermatology & Aesthetics22
- Hormonal & Reproductive20
- Immune & Cellular Defense19
- Food Sensitivity18
A variant can inform more than one category: 614 placements across 44 subcategories.
Seven bands, so you know where to start
Each category’s polygenic score resolves to one band, and the band sets how deep the report goes.
- Low0–14
- Maintenance and prevention
- Moderate15–57
- Targeted support warranted
- High58–100
- Priority for the clinical conversation
Every associated agent is also labeled High, Medium or Emerging evidence, so you can weight it accordingly.
The most complete report your patients will ever hold.
We counted what’s inside one ProxiGene sample report. This is what lands in your inbox two to three weeks after the swab.
- 169
- pages in one patient's report
- 191
- genetic variants reported with genotype
- 204
- supplement interaction and synergy checks
- 140
- graded safety flags on associated agents
- 79
- peptides, bioregulators and compounds mapped to findings
- 74
- supplements with form, dose range and what not to combine
- 48
- distinct follow-up labs suggested
A $320 kit your patients will gladly pay $500 to $750 for.
The suggested patient price is $500 to $750. Your cost drops as you order more. Move the sliders to see what it means for your practice.
Your cost per kit at this volume
1–4 kits
$370
5–19 kits
$350
20+ kits
$320
Gross profit on the kit alone
$3,000 / month
$36,000 a year from 120 reports
Per kit, at $650
That’s before the consult, the labs the report recommends, and the protocol the patient starts. The test is the first visit of a program, not a one-off sale.
Live in your clinic this week.
- Step 1
Order
You order the panel and collect a painless cheek swab in the clinic or send it home.
- Step 2
Genotype
A CLIA-certified lab reads the variants on a genome-wide array.
- Step 3
Score
Polygenic scoring resolves every category to a seven-tier band.
- Step 4
Report
Your structured report arrives in two to three weeks.
- Step 5
Discuss
You walk the patient through their priorities, in plain language.
- Step 6
Monitor
Baseline and follow-up labs track the protocol over time.
You won’t find this panel at the clinic down the street.
The Biosynthetix panel maps genetics directly to peptide, supplement and lab decisions, and clinics get it only through Golden Lotus Labs, with onboarding, a sample-report walkthrough and a dedicated rep. Register now and be the practice in your area that offers it first.
Takes two minutes. Order kits as soon as you’re in.
Questions clinicians ask first
Who can order ProxiGene?
It is provider-ordered. Licensed clinicians, med spas with a medical director, and functional and longevity practices register a clinic account and order kits here.
How is the sample collected?
A buccal (cheek) swab. No blood draw, no fasting. It can be done in the room or sent home with the patient.
How long until I get results?
Two to three weeks from the lab receiving the sample.
Does the report prescribe treatment?
No. Findings are associations that inform your clinical judgment. Every suggestion is for provider review, and the report is explicit about evidence level and safety for each agent.
Is it FDA cleared?
ProxiGene is performed in a CLIA-certified laboratory as a laboratory-developed test. It is not FDA-cleared and does not diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease.