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Genes hold the secret to well-being. Personalize your path to health with MyHappyGenes! We don't believe in generic solutions. It's more than a journey.
Humans are wired for connection.
For some people, being alone doesn’t just feel lonely—it can feel deeply unsettling.
Oxytocin plays an important role in bonding, connection, and feelings of safety, while vasopressin is associated with attachment and long-term social bonds. Genetic differences in these systems may influence how strongly we seek connection and experience attachment.
This may help explain why some people feel most secure in close relationships, while others experience bonding and commitment differently.
Our relationships may feel deeply emotional—but underneath those emotions is a fascinating layer of biology.
For more info on how to get tested, visit myhappygenes.com
MyHappyGenes is a woman-owned company advancing precision health through clinically actionable genetics.
07/16/2026
When a number on your blood work starts going up, the question shouldn't only be, "How do I get this number down?"
It should also be: **Why is it going up in the first place?**
In this Q&A, Dr. J takes a deeper look at cholesterol, including the genes associated with LDL, Lp(a), and ApoE, as well as other factors that can influence your numbers—from metabolism and thyroid function to menopause and how your body handles fats.
Because cholesterol doesn't exist in isolation. Your blood work is part of a much bigger picture.
🎥 Watch the full Q&A with Dr. J to learn more about the genetics behind cholesterol and why one number never tells the whole story: https://vist.ly/5bfkg
MyHappyGenes is a woman-owned company advancing precision health through clinically actionable genetics.
For more info on how to get tested, visit myhappygenes.com
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