Your doctor and your genes…finally on the same page.
It’s time to end the gaps between your physician, your biometrics, and your genetic data. Rebel Health brings them all together, coordinated around you.
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We believe your DNA tests shouldn’t be something you look at once and then forget about. We ensure that your care team implements these insights so you’re left with elite-tier precision medicine tailored to your unique traits.
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Nutrition
- Appetite and Fullness Sensing
- Snacking/Emotional Eating Risk
- Protein Benefit
- Dietary Fat Response
- Saturated Fat Response
- APOe Status
- Omega-6 Risk
- Omega-3 Need
- Complex Carb Utilization
- Weight Loss from Low-Carb Diet
- Insulin Resistance Propensity
- GAD1 Activity
- Gluten Risk
- Lactose Intolerance Risk
- Weight Gain from Dairy Fat
- Insulin Resistance Propensity
- Plant Sterol Risk
- Plant Sterol Benefit
Micronutrients
- Alpha Carotene
- Beta Carotene
- Vitamin A Conversion
- Zeaxanthin Level Propensity
- Beta-Cryptoxanthin Level Propensity
- Lutein Level Propensity
- Lycopene Level Propensity
- Vitamin B12 Level Propensity
- Vitamin B9 Need
- Vitamin B6 Level Propensity
- MTHFR Activity
- Vitamin D Dietary Absorption
- Vitamin D Deficiency Risk
- Inactive vs Active Vitamin D
- Vitamin E Absorption
- Vitamin E Inflammation Risk
- Alpha Tocopherol Level Propensity
- Gamma Tocopherol Level Propensity
- Sodium Sensitivity
- Potassium Sensitivity and Benefit
- Magnesium Deficiency Risk
- Choline Need
- Choline Deficiency Severity
- Risk of Organ Dysfunction from Choline Deficiency
- Nitric Oxide Production
- Selenium Deficiency Severity
- Iodine Level Propensity
- Iron Deficiency Risk
- Serum Iron Level Propensity
- Transferrin Level Propensity
- Iron Overload Risk
- Copper Imbalance Propensity
- Zinc Excess Risk
- Zinc Supplementation Benefit
Toxicants & Inflammation
- General Chemical Sensitivity
- Pesticide Risk
- BPA Risk
- Mold Metabolism (CYP1A2)
- Mold Severity Risk
- Alcohol Risk
- APOe Status
- Arsenic Exposure Risk
- Lead Exposure Risk
- Mercury Exposure Risk
- Fluoride Exposure Risk
- General Medication Metabolism (CYP2D6)
- Mold Metabolism (CYP1A2)
- Phthalate Metabolism (CYP2B6)
- Acetaminophen Metabolism
- NSAIDs Metabolism
- SOD2 Activity
- Catalase Activity
- MTHFR Activity
- Glucuronidation
- NAT2 Acetylation (Standard)
- NRF2 Activity
- Glutathione Level Propensity
- Methylation
- Choline Need
- MTHFR Activity
- Glucuronidation
- Acetylation
- Glutathione Level Propensity
- NRF2 Activity
- Catalase Activity
- Estrogen Metabolite Elimination
- CBS Activity
Skin
- Skin Elasticity
- Skin Hydration
- Skin Antioxidant Capacity
- Anti-Glycation
- Rate of Skin Aging
- Freckles
- Sunspots
- Skin Tanning Ability
- UV Resilience
- Melanoma Risk
- Basal Cell Carcinoma Risk
Exercise
- Muscle Mass
- Strength
- Muscle Recovery Speed
- Muscle Endurance
- General Soft-Tissue Risk
- Achilles Risk
- Cartilage Risk
- Elite Power Propensity
- Elite Endurance Propensity
- Aerobic Training Benefit
- Creatine Benefit
- Vigorous Exercise
- Weight Loss from Exercise
- Caffeine Effects on Reaction Time
Hormones
- LH Levels
- PSA Level Propensity
- Conversion From Testosterone to Estrogen
- Estrogen Level Propensity
- Estrogen Receptor Response
- Estrogen Metabolite Elimination
- Progesterone Metabolism (CYP2C19)
- Progesterone Level Propensity
- Progesterone Receptors
- Progesterone Conversion
- Cortisol Level Propensity
- TSH Level Propensity
- Thyroid Hormone Conversion
- Autoimmune Thyroid Risk Propensity
- Aromatase Inhibitor Side-Effect Risk
Optional Reports
- Ketamine Genetics
- Cannabis Genetics
- Cognition Genetics
- Eye Health
- Emotional Health
- Allergens, Immunity and Inflammation
- Cardiometabolic Genetics
- Drug Use, Abuse, and Addiction
- Trending Diets
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“Precision Medicine,” tailoring care to patients’ unique genetics, has come to define this era of medicine. The problem? It’s incredibly expensive — until now
The People Behind Your Transformation
We send you a testing kit. You swab your cheek and send it back. Once we get the result, we process it and act on them— all within 4–6 weeks. Simple as that.
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Order your Rebel Health DNA Test and Report
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Take your saliva sample and send it back!
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Get your results in 4-6 weeks
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Discuss your results with our expert in a 1:1 consultation
Your genes are who you are. Why would you trust doctors who don’t use them to guide "decision making? Rebel Health has finally integrated genetics with primary care, nutrition, and fitness, all in one place and at an affordable price.
Laurie Kaplan
Certified Epigenetic Counselor and Registered Dietitian
Have questions? We’ve got answers.
How long will it take to get my results?
Test kits are delivered within 5–10 days, and results are typically available 4–6 weeks after your completed kit is returned.
Can I get private coaching to review my results?
"One on one" coaching is available. Select the package and your coach will schedule a 60 minute session with you when your results are ready!
How do you protect my privacy?
We understand that genetic testing involves sensitive data, and at Rebel Health Alliance, your privacy is our top priority. We want to assure you that the process of handling your DNA samples is secure and confidential. We operate with strict data protection protocols in place to ensure the integrity and security of your genetic information.
Upon successful extraction, we discard the saliva collection device, and your DNA samples are only stored until the final data files are accepted or for six months, whichever is longer.
Importantly, all your samples are de-identified and given a unique barcode before being sent to us, ensuring the complete anonymity of your data.
At Rebel Health Alliance, we are committed to providing a seamless and secure genetic testing experience. If you have any more questions or concerns, feel free to reach out to us. Your trust and satisfaction are our primary goals.The DNA test is available à la carte as well.
Will you fill my refill prescriptions from a previous doctor?
Your Rebel Health physician will review your current medications during your initial appointment and may refill appropriate prescriptions after a thorough evaluation. Please note that no medication refills can be provided prior to your first visit with your Rebel Health doctor. This includes any urgent needs or illnesses at the time of enrollment. You must first establish care before gaining access to our direct primary care services, including prescription management.
Why don’t you work with insurance?
Our care model is built around a direct relationship between you and your care team—without insurance restrictions. Insurance often limits the time, testing, and personalization, we believe are essential to real healing and health optimization. We aim to provide care that goes beyond what traditional plans typically allow.
Do you accept insurance or assist with insurance reimbursement?
Rebel Health does not accept insurance and is not in-network with any insurance plans. We also do not assist with insurance reimbursement. If you prefer, you may explore reimbursement options directly with your insurance provider after paying out of pocket.
Do you accept HSA for payments?
We can confirm that labs and tests ordered via our electronic system and paid directly by patients are HSA eligible. Our existing Members have used their HSA/FSA to pay for our fees too, but that’s program specific and we recommend checking with your provider.
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