What is Epigenetics?
Our genes are not our destiny.
Every cell in the body contains the same genetic information. Nevertheless, heart, liver, muscle and nerve cells fulfill very different tasks. Epigenetics is responsible, among other things. It describes natural regulatory mechanisms that control which genes are active or inactive without changing the DNA itself.
According to current scientific knowledge, various factors can influence these regulatory mechanisms. These include, among other things, diet, exercise, sleep, stress, environmental factors and the natural aging process.
Epigenetics is one of the most intensively researched areas of biomedicine today. Many connections have already been well studied, others continue to be scientifically researched. That's why we view epigenetic findings as a complementary component of modern preventive medicine - always in connection with comprehensive internal diagnostics and medical assessment.

