Myoform

Back for round 2 of your questions, answered:

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1. What are the pros & cons of personalising supplements using genetics vs. Blood tests?

2. Does Myoform accept genetic tests from other providers? (Like 23andMe for example)

3. What type of person/athlete is this for?

4. I want to use Myoform but I’m concerned about how my data is handled. How do I know my information is going to be protected?

As always, if you have any further questions, we always respond to DMs.

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Your questions, answered. 🧬
The ones we get asked most — straight answers, no fluff.
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Q: How much are you really personalising compared to a multivitamin?

Q: Isn’t lifestyle more important than supplements?

Q: Are there ingredients to support mental clarity and focus?

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MYOFORM DNA TESTING NOW LIVE ON FUNC 🧬

From one simple, non-invasive test - the Myoform platform provides you with hyper-personalised insights into your genetic predispositions to deficiency and sensitivities across vitamins, minerals, micronutrients, and more. As well as insights into injury risks, training adaptations, and muscle mass.

When FUNC reached out to us, we felt they’d be a great fit to drive the message of personalized nutrition forwards - through their highly curated health and wellness marketplace.

Check them out at Funcworld.com

What do your genetics tell us about your ability to process, metabolise, store, and absorb creatine? 🧬

We've officially launched our new 'Creatine Requirement' score in the Myoform app for existing users.

With all the rage about creatine in recent months, for good reason, we decided to jump into the science underpinning the genetics surrounding it.

Why it matters:

While creatine is found in red meat, fish, and poultry, genetic variations can affect your body's ability to synthesize, store, and utilize creatine efficiently. This depends heavily on several key genes - particularly GATM, SLC6A8, and CKM.

⚙️ GATM (glycine amidinotransferase) controls how efficiently your body synthesises creatine. Certain variants are linked to reduced endogenous production, meaning supplementation can have a dramatically higher payoff.

🚚 SLC6A8 regulates creatine transport into muscle cells - and some people have slower uptake, which affects strength and recovery gains from training.

💪 CKM (creatine kinase, muscle-type) affects how rapidly you turn over creatine phosphate during high-intensity effort - influencing short-burst power and fatigue tolerance.

Typical dietary recommendations are set around the 3-5g per day - sometimes varying with differing contexts (up to 10g+ for cognition) - but without proper education, how can you decide what is most appropriate?*

With Myoform's approach, we analyse these markers (and their interactions with s*x, training load, and diet) to calculate your optimal daily requirement - not just a flat “5g for everyone.”

If you want to find out how your own genetics may impact your performance, join our waitlist, today. 🧬