Does SelfDecode Test COMT?

That's right! SelfDecode offers genetic testing services that include the analysis of various genes, including the COMT (Catechol-O-Methyltransferase) gene.

At SelfDecode, we also offer insights into your COMT gene to help you better understand its significance in your overall health. We provide personalized recommendations based on your COMT gene variations.

The COMT gene plays a crucial role in the body's metabolism of catecholamines, which include neurotransmitters like dopamine, epinephrine, and norepinephrine. Variations in the COMT gene can impact an individual's ability to break down these neurotransmitters, potentially affecting mood, cognition, and response to stress.

These recommendations can help you optimize your lifestyle, nutrition, and supplement choices to better align with your genetic profile.

We recommend discussing your genetic results with a healthcare professional to gain a deeper understanding and receive tailored advice based on your unique genetic profile.

Find your COMT Report

You can find your SelfDecode COMT report by logging into your account, and selecting DNA > Biohacker Reports from the navigation panel.

Another option is to use our search tool to look up your COMT gene page, as well as other resources in our database that relate to this gene.

Learn More

You can also read more about MTHFR and how it affects other aspects of your health in these blog posts:

Give Your Cognitive Ability a Boost (COMT)

Genetic Link Between Stress & Fatigue (COMT)

Can This Gene Influence Your Attention Span (COMT)?

Can This Gene Influence Your Risk of Cancer (COMT)?

Tune into our exciting podcast, The Joe Cohen Show!

Be sure to check out this episode, where we deep dive into the science behind the COMT gene, discussing how it's connected to your stress response, the best genetic variant for your health, and how you can create the optimal plan for the healthiest COMT activity!

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