DNA Wellness Guide - Tamara Renee
Personalized Health Report

DNA Wellness
Guide

Your Genetic Blueprint for Nutrition, Movement & Vitality

Shelby Bettencourt
Report Date: November 26, 2025
Test ID: 4333034
Tamara Renee
TamaraRenee.com

Contents

  • 01Overview of Your Genetic Test Results
  • 02Overall Metabolism
  • 03A Nutrition Plan Based on Your Genetics
  • 04Digestion and Absorption
  • 05A Fitness Program Based on Your Genetics
  • 06Genetics and Healthy Behavior
  • 07Fascia + DNA: The Aging Backward Combo
  • 08TR's Food Quality Cheat Sheet
  • 09Sample Day of Eating: Weight Loss
  • 10Sample Day of Eating: Maintenance
  • 11TR's Favorites: Health & Beauty Must-Haves
Section 01

Overview of Your Genetic Test Results

pg. 3–8

Simple Overview

Your DNA carries 28 genetic markers that reveal exactly how your body processes food, responds to movement, and tends to behave around eating. This is your unique operating manual—written in your genes.

Current Weight
101 lbs
Current BMI
19.72
Daily Water
6 cups
Exercise Style
Moderate
Weekly Goal
15-20 MET
Macronutrients
45C/35P/20F

Key Insights About Your Blueprint

You have 28 genetic markers analyzed for nutrition, exercise, and behavior
Your genes show you thrive on balanced macronutrients—not extremes
Your exercise sweet spot is moderate intensity, done consistently
Some genes make healthy choices easier; others require awareness
Your current weight (101 lbs) is in a beautiful, healthy range
You have natural resilience and the ability to build sustainable habits
Your body responds well to consistency over intensity
When you align your eating and movement with your genes, your body flows easily.
Your Genetic Blueprint

Honor your unique blueprint—this isn't one-size-fits-all wellness; it's your wellness. Build routines around what feels natural—sustainable beats heroic every time. Trust the science + trust yourself—your genes + your awareness = freedom.

Refer to pg. 3–8 for complete genetic overview.

Section 02

Overall Metabolism

pg. 9–10

Simple Overview

Your metabolism is like your body's engine. This section reveals how efficiently your thyroid, fat storage, and metabolic hormones work together—and how to optimize them.

Thyroid Hormone Conversion – DIO1 Gene

pg. 9

Thyroid Hormone Conversion — DIO1 Gene

AC Genotype: Moderately Decreased T3:T4 Ratio

Your DIO1 gene controls how efficiently your body converts T4 (storage form of thyroid hormone) into T3 (the active, energizing form). Your version is associated with a somewhat slower conversion rate.

Even if your thyroid tests show "normal" levels, your tissues may not be receiving thyroid signals as efficiently as they could. This can mean your metabolism feels a bit sluggish, weight loss takes more consistency, and recovery feels longer.

Sluggish energy, especially mid-afternoon
Slower post-workout recovery
Weight loss may plateau if you're not consistent
Hair, skin, nails may need extra nourishment
You thrive with steady, reliable routines more than sporadic efforts
Support thyroid conversion with selenium and zinc – Brazil nuts (selenium), oysters, pumpkin seeds (zinc) are your allies
Include iodine-rich foods – Seaweed, wild fish, eggs, dairy support thyroid function
Move your body daily – Exercise naturally supports T3 conversion and energy flow
Prioritize sleep fiercely – 7-9 hours is your non-negotiable investment in metabolism

Metabolic Syndrome Risk

pg. 10

Your genetic tendency: Average

Your DNA shows an average risk for Metabolic Syndrome. The powerful news? Your lifestyle choices are the deciding factor.

Your Current Status
BMI: 19.72 - Within Healthy Range

Refer to pg. 9 for complete thyroid details.

Refer to pg. 10 for metabolic syndrome details.

Section 03

A Nutrition Plan Based on Your Genetics

pg. 11–25

Simple Overview

Your Macronutrient Balance – The Foundation

pg. 11

Carbohydrates
45%

Your body thrives on carbs

Proteins
35%

Keeps you satisfied

Fats
20%

Quality sources matter

Key Gene Insights

Nutrition Section

pg. 12–13

ADRB2 – Mobilizes Stored Body Fat

Your version suggests you may gain weight easily if carbs are too high. Carbs aren't bad; you need quality (whole grains, legumes, vegetables) paired with protein to avoid rapid blood sugar spikes.

Why it matters: Focus on whole foods; pair every carb with protein.

FTO – The Appetite Regulation Gene

Your version (AA) is associated with increased appetite, higher BMI risk, and fat cell accumulation tendency. This is NOT a character flaw, it's neurochemistry.

Why it matters: You need intention around hunger and satiety through meal planning and protein-first strategies.

Tamara's Nutrition Strategy

pg. 15–25

Build every meal on three pillars: Clean protein (3-4 oz) + whole-grain carbs + healthy fat (1 small serving)
Choose carbs strategically: Prioritize low-glycemic (legumes, oats, sweet potato, quinoa) over refined
Embrace quality fats mindfully: Olive oil, avocado, wild salmon, nuts, seeds
Protein at every meal: Stabilizes blood sugar and keeps you satisfied
Hydration is non-negotiable: Drink 6 cups (1.5 liters) per day minimum

Refer to pg. 11–25 for complete nutrition details, food serving sizes, and all activity-level calorie recommendations.

Section 04

Digestion and Absorption

pg. 26–27

Simple Overview

Not everyone digests food the same way. Your genes reveal how you process gluten, lactose, and B12—all crucial for energy, digestion, and long-term health.

Lactose Digestion – MCM6 Gene

CT Genotype: Moderate Lactose Intolerance Possible

Your genes suggest you can likely digest milk as an adult, but may experience moderate lactose sensitivity.

Test your tolerance: Eat cheese or milk, notice how you feel over 2-4 hours
Fermented dairy (yogurt, kefir, hard cheeses) is easier to digest than milk
If dairy bloats you: Try lactose-free options or milk alternatives

Refer to pg. 27 for lactose details.

Gluten Tolerance – HLA Gene

AA Genotype: Higher Risk of Gluten Inflammation

pg. 26

Your genes suggest a somewhat higher chance of inflammation in response to gluten. This doesn't mean you have celiac disease—it means your immune system may flag gluten as a potential threat.

Do a 2-3 week gluten-free trial and notice how you feel
If you feel better without gluten, embrace it—your body is giving you direct feedback
Pair gluten carbs with protein + fat to slow digestion

Refer to pg. 26 for gluten details.

B12 Absorption – FUT2 Gene

CC Genotype: Efficient B12 Absorption

pg. 27

Your genes show you absorb B12 well from food and supplements. This is favorable—B12 is essential for energy and metabolism.

Include B12-rich foods regularly: Poultry, beef, fish, eggs, dairy
Consider B12 supplementation if vegetarian/vegan

Refer to pg. 27 for B12 details.

Section 05

A Fitness Program Based on Your Genetics

pg. 28–35

Simple Overview

Recommended Intensity
Moderate (3-6 METs)
Weekly Target
15-20 MET-hours
Performance Type
Intermediate Strength + Endurance

Your Genetic Athletic Profile

pg. 28–30

Endurance-Dominant with Moderate Strength

Your muscle fiber composition is biased toward slow-twitch fibers (Type I), which are built for sustained, aerobic activity, resistant to fatigue, and rich in capillaries for oxygen delivery. Perfect for distance running, cycling, rowing, step aerobics, and elliptical training.

Ideal Activities (3.0-6.0 MET Value)

pg. 31–32

Conditioning & Cardio

Stationary cycling (light to moderate)
Calisthenics (pushups, sit-ups)
Circuit training
Elliptical trainer
Resistance/weight training

Walking & Hiking

Stair climbing
Brisk walking (3.5 mph)
Cross-country hiking
Swimming
Water activities

Your Ideal Resistance Program

pg. 35

Sets Per Exercise
3-6
Repetitions Per Set
12-20 reps
Rest Between Sets
30-60 seconds
Recovery
48 hours minimum

Refer to pg. 28–35 for complete exercise details and MET tables.

Section 06

Genetics and Healthy Behavior

pg. 36–43

Simple Overview

Your genes don't just affect how your body processes food and exercise—they influence how easily you stick to healthy habits. This section reveals your behavioral blueprint and how to work with your genes, not against them.

Hunger & Satiety – FTO Gene

AA Genotype: Increased Ghrelin Activity

pg. 36

Your version is associated with higher ghrelin activity—you may feel hungry more often, feel less satisfied after eating, and crave energy-dense foods. This is NOT a character flaw—it's neurochemistry.

Protein first, always: Start meals with lean protein. Protein is most satiating.
Add fiber: Non-starchy vegetables are high in fiber, low in calories
Soup and salad strategy: These require chewing and digestion time
Hydration between meals: Drink water throughout the day
Meal planning is essential: Don't leave food decisions to hungry-you

Refer to pg. 36 for hunger hormone details.

Appetite & Energy Balance – LEPR Gene

TC Genotype: Greater Difficulty Maintaining Healthy Weight

pg. 38

Your version suggests you may experience higher hunger levels, have decreased energy expenditure tendency, and find weight management requires more conscious effort.

Don't fight your biology—support it: Your genes require more structure, not more restriction
Track and fine-tune: Keep a food log for 1-2 weeks
Consistent exercise is non-negotiable: Regular movement supports leptin function
Sleep and stress management: These directly affect leptin regulation

Refer to pg. 38 for leptin details.

Circadian Rhythm – CLOCK Gene

AA Genotype: Favorable Circadian Rhythm

pg. 42

This is excellent news. Your version is associated with normal circadian rhythm, easier weight loss, lower hunger hormone levels, natural preference for eating earlier in the day, and better sleep quality.

Eat most of your calories earlier in the day: Breakfast and lunch should be substantial
Protect your sleep: Maintain a consistent schedule, limit screens before bed
Eat breakfast within 1-2 hours of waking

Refer to pg. 42 for circadian rhythm details.

Section 07

Fascia + DNA

The Aging Backward Combo

Your fascia is the delivery system for everything your DNA needs to thrive.

If fascia is restricted, nutrient delivery, detox, lymph flow, and sculpting will be impaired. The good news? Pairing fascia therapy with your DNA plan accelerates your results exponentially.

How Restricted Fascia Shows Up

Skin appears puffy or sagging: Collagen and elastin production can be inhibited by stuck, dehydrated fascia.

Hormonal balance & detox impaired: Sticky or dehydrated fascia prevents toxin clearance and hormone circulation.

Lymph drainage blocked: Needed for true body contouring, glow, and weight loss. Without flow, toxins accumulate and inflammation increases.

Your Strategy: Integration

Pairing fascia therapy with your DNA plan creates a powerful synergy:

Your DNA tells you WHAT to eat and HOW to move for your genetics
Fascia therapy opens the channels so your body can USE what you're giving it
Together, they restore flow, reduce inflammation, enhance nutrient delivery, and accelerate visible results

The Bottom Line: DNA + Fascia = Complete Transformation. Honor both, and you become the full expression of your genetic potential.

Section 08

Food Quality Cheat Sheet

TR's Guide to Clean Eating

Best Choices for Your Genes

Proteins

Wild-caught fatty fish (salmon, sardines, mackerel, anchovies) - Omega-3 rich
Grass-fed beef - Higher in nutrients and omega-3s
Organic, free-range poultry and eggs
Legumes and lentils - Plant-based protein + fiber
Greek yogurt and kefir - Fermented for better digestion

Carbohydrates

Sweet potato and yams - Low glycemic, nutrient dense
Legumes (beans, lentils, chickpeas) - Fiber + plant protein
Whole grains (oats, quinoa, farro, buckwheat) - Choose sprouted when possible
Non-starchy vegetables - Broccoli, cauliflower, spinach, kale, Brussels sprouts

Healthy Fats

Extra virgin olive oil (cold-pressed)
Avocado and avocado oil
Nuts and seeds (almonds, walnuts, flaxseed, chia seed)
Coconut oil (organic, unrefined)
Wild-caught fish and fish oil

Foods to Limit or Avoid

Refined carbs and white bread - Blood sugar spikes
Processed foods and seed oils - Inflammatory
Sugar and artificial sweeteners - Feed inflammation
Conventional dairy if you experience bloating - Test your tolerance
Alcohol during weight loss - Slows fat metabolism by up to 73%
Section 09

Sample Day of Eating

Weight Loss Phase

This is a template. Your specific calorie and macronutrient targets depend on your activity level. The principle: Protein first at every meal, pair carbs with fat, stay hydrated.

Breakfast (7-8 AM)

3 Eggs (scrambled in ghee) + 1 slice sprouted toast + 1/2 avocado + green tea

Protein: 20g | Carbs: 20g | Fat: 15g | Why: High protein + healthy fat = satiety through the morning

Mid-Morning Snack (10 AM)

Apple + 1 tbsp almond butter

Protein: 4g | Carbs: 25g | Fat: 9g | Why: Fiber + natural sugar + fat keeps energy steady

Lunch (12-1 PM)

Large salad with 4oz wild salmon, mixed greens, cucumber, tomato, olive oil + lemon dressing + 1/2 cup quinoa on the side

Protein: 35g | Carbs: 30g | Fat: 15g | Why: Omega-3s + fiber + volume = satisfied and energized

Afternoon Snack (3-4 PM)

Greek yogurt (full-fat) + handful of berries + 1 tbsp honey

Protein: 15g | Carbs: 20g | Fat: 5g | Why: Probiotics + protein for afternoon energy

Dinner (6-7 PM)

4oz grass-fed beef + roasted broccoli and sweet potato + olive oil + sea salt

Protein: 30g | Carbs: 35g | Fat: 12g | Why: Nutrient-dense, satisfying, supports sleep

Daily Totals (Approximate)

Calories: 1,050-1,200 | Protein: 104g | Carbs: 130g | Fat: 56g

This structure supports steady energy, satiety, and sustainable fat loss.

Section 10

Sample Day of Eating

Maintenance Phase

Maintenance meals are more generous while honoring your macronutrient balance. Same principles apply: Protein first, quality carbs, healthy fats.

Breakfast (7-8 AM)

4 Eggs (scrambled) + 2 slices sprouted toast + butter + 1/2 avocado + berries + coffee with ghee

Protein: 25g | Carbs: 40g | Fat: 18g

Mid-Morning Snack (10 AM)

Handful of nuts + piece of fruit (apple or pear)

Protein: 6g | Carbs: 25g | Fat: 10g

Lunch (1-2 PM)

Large salad with 5oz wild salmon + mixed greens + cucumbers + tomatoes + olive oil-lemon dressing + 3/4 cup quinoa + chickpeas

Protein: 40g | Carbs: 45g | Fat: 16g

Afternoon Snack (3-4 PM)

Full-fat Greek yogurt + granola + berries + drizzle of raw honey

Protein: 18g | Carbs: 35g | Fat: 6g

Dinner (6-7 PM)

5-6oz grass-fed beef or organic chicken + roasted sweet potato and broccoli + olive oil + side salad

Protein: 35g | Carbs: 40g | Fat: 14g

Daily Totals (Approximate)

Calories: 1,500-1,600 | Protein: 124g | Carbs: 185g | Fat: 64g

This structure maintains your healthy weight and supports your active lifestyle.

Section 11

TR's Favorites

Health & Beauty Must-Haves

This curated list includes go-to products Tamara Renee personally uses and recommends to clients for enhancing radiance, reducing inflammation, and aging well.

Red Light & Infrared Therapy

CurrentBody Red Light Therapy Face Mask
Clinically proven to boost collagen, improve skin tone, and reduce wrinkles. They also have the neck & decollete mask.
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Mychway Infrared Therapy Mat (Long)
Full-length mat ideal for consistent infrared exposure and fascia support. Use code Tamara40 for $40 off.
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Elvis Red Light Therapy Panel
Portable and powerful for using in different areas of your home.
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Fascia Tools & Sculpting Devices

Multi-Functional Body & Face Sculpting Device
Reduces fat, tightens skin, and firms fascia with consistent use. Get $30 OFF using code: Tamara30.
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CurrentBody RF Skin Tightening Device
Non-invasive radio frequency tool to tighten and tone face and neck at home.
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OMG Face Blaster Lifting Tool Kit
Designed for Fascia Facelift protocol - lift, sculpt, and contour naturally.
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Body Renewal Fascia Tool Kit
Best kit for beginners.
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Infrared Sauna & Prepping Fascia Devices

HigherDOSE Full-Spectrum Infrared Sauna
Bring the spa home with deep-penetrating infrared heat, chromotherapy, and Bluetooth sound.
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HigherDOSE Infrared Sauna Blanket
A powerful at-home detox tool that promotes full-body sweating and relaxation.
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Moist Heating Pad
Enhances circulation and loosens fascia tension - ideal before FasciaBlasting or body sculpting sessions.
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Nano-Steamer Clinical
Ionic facial steamer for warm and cold steam. Perfect before fascia work.
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Fascia & Recovery Tools

Copper Body Brush
Energizes the body and supports lymphatic flow using copper's conductivity.
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Stainless Steel Gua Sha
Stainless steel for easy cleaning - sculpts face and supports fascia health.
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Scalp Scrubber
Eases scalp tension, which can affect facial lines and puffiness.
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Myobuddy Professional Deep Tissue Massager
Great way to remove tension from muscles after a hard workout or long day.
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Serums & Skin Oils

Oxytocin Fascia Treatment Oil
Apply during FasciaBlasting to soothe both body and mood.
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Besque Magic Body Oil
Use daily right out of the shower all over your body to keep skin glowing, soft and nourished.
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Bounceback
No Botox Serum - use it day and night for tightening effects.
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Goldenhour
Watermelon Vitamin C Rich Barrier Oil - favorite serum to use at night.
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Supplements & Hydration

ZoeFull Inflammation Bundle
Excellent for cellulite. Potent anti-inflammatory support to ease fascia tension and reduce puffiness. 10% off code TAMARA10.
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Cellular Hydration Supplement Duo
Delivers deep cellular moisture - your fascia needs hydration to thrive.
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Bone Broth - Double Concentrated
High-quality bone broth for collagen and joint support.
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Water Filtration & Purification
High-quality filtered water is a daily beauty and wellness essential. Use code TAMARA10 for 10% off.
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Healthy Living Devices

Mini Trampoline
Boosts lymph flow and energizes the body - fun and effective.
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Vibration Plate
Increases circulation, stimulates fascia, and tones the body.
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Muscle Foam Roller
Self-massage tool to release fascia and muscle tension.
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Compression Boots
Aids recovery and reduces soreness post-workout or long day.
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Invest in quality. Your body is worth premium care.
— Tamara Renee

Important Disclaimer

This DNA Wellness Report is not intended to diagnose, treat, or cure any medical condition. It is for educational purposes only and is based on your genetic blueprint. Always consult with your healthcare provider before making any health-related decisions.

This report is for weight management purposes only. It is not intended to prevent, diagnose, treat, or cure any medical condition and should not replace the advice of your physician.

Please consult your physician before beginning any nutrition or fitness program, especially if you:

Are currently being treated for any illness or medical condition
Take prescription medication (weight loss may affect medication dosage needs)
Follow a doctor-recommended diet
Have concerns about your weight management or metabolic health

Your DNA Isn't Your Destiny

It's Your Divine Design. When you nourish your fascia, honor your genes, and live with awareness, your physical form doesn't just change—it radiates.

Tamara Renee

Phone: 619-653-9656

Email: tr@tamararenee.com

Website: TamaraRenee.com

Your body is wise. Your genes are your ally. You've got this.

With radiance and reverence for your unique design,

Tamara Renee