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$395

Essential Ancestry Report
175+ reports and counting
Up to 3 new reports a month
1X WGS

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$495

$995

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Advance Ancestry Reports
250+ reports and counting
Up to 5 new reports a month
30X WGS

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$995

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350+ reports and counting
Up to 10 new reports a month
100X WGS

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Stacks Up to the Competitors.

In the realm of DNA testing services, the depth and breadth of analysis can vary significantly. DNA Complete stands out as a premier choice for those seeking comprehensive insights into their genetic makeup.

Unlike typical DNA Ancestry services, DNA Complete leverages state-of-the-art Whole Genome Sequencing to provide you with complete control and an unparalleled view of your DNA.

23andMe

Ancestry

See for yourself what makes DNA Complete more valuable than other services out there:

		23andMe	Ancestry
Comprehensive DNA Testing	Tests 100% of your DNA: the most complete DNA testing, enabled by Whole Genome Sequencing. (99.9% of your DNA)	Tests less than 1% of your DNA	Tests less than 1% of your DNA
Privacy & Data Control	You always have full ownership and control over your genomic data	Lack of transparency; limited data control; 6.9 million users’ data was compromised	Lack of transparency; limited data control
Regular Scientific Reports	You receive regular new reports based on the latest breaking scientific discoveries	Reports come out only a few times per year	Reports come out only a few times per year
Genome Exploration Tools	You get tools for browsing your data, searching for genetic variants, and analyzing your own genes	No dynamic data exploration	No dynamic data exploration
Deep Genetic Ancestry Analysis	Discover your maternal and paternal ancestry with full mitochondrial DNA and Y-DNA sequencing	Limited to detecting SNPs rather than full Y-DNA	Limited to detecting SNPs rather than full Y-DNA
Genomic Data Access	You get all your genomic data available for download (CRAM and VCF files)	No data or only limited data available	No data or only limited data available

*Note: This comparison chart was compiled with available data at the time. We’ll update the chart if the information changes.

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	Comprehensive DNA Testing	Access to Secure, World-Class Laboratory Services	Privacy & Data Control	Regular Scientific Reports	Genome Exploration Tools	Deep Genetic Ancestry Analysis	Genomic Data Access
DNA Complete	Tests 100% of your DNA: the most complete DNA testing, enabled by Whole Genome Sequencing. (99.9% of your DNA)	You get testing services from our own world-class whole genome sequencing lab, based in the USA	You always have full ownership and control over your genomic data	You receive regular new reports based on the latest breaking scientific discoveries	You get tools for browsing your data, searching for genetic variants, and analyzing your own genes	Discover your maternal and paternal ancestry with full mitochondrial DNA and Y-DNA sequencing	You get all your genomic data available for download (CRAM and VCF files)
23andMe	Tests less than 1% of your DNA	Lack an in-house whole genome sequencing lab	Lack of transparency; limited data control; 6.9 million users’ data was compromised	Reports come out only a few times per year	No dynamic data exploration	Limited to detecting SNPs rather than full Y-DNA	No data or only limited data available
Ancestry	Tests less than 1% of your DNA	Lack an in-house whole genome sequencing lab	Lack of transparency; limited data control	Reports come out only a few times per year	No dynamic data exploration	Limited to detecting SNPs rather than full Y-DNA	No data or only limited data available

*Note: This comparison chart was compiled with available data at the time. We’ll update the chart if the information changes.

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5 Reasons Why You Should Choose DNA Complete

DNA Complete is more than just a DNA test. It’s a comprehensive journey towards your healthier future. Here’s why consumers have chosen DNA Complete:

1. In-Depth Analysis of Your Genetic Future

2. Comprehensive Ancestry Analysis

3. Cutting-Edge Technology & Accuracy

4. Easy & Convenient Process

5. Privacy & Security

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DNA Complete Empowers You with Knowledge

At DNA Complete, we believe that knowledge is the first step towards empowerment. By knowing your genetic health makeup, you can take proactive steps to protect yourself and your loved ones and plan for a healthy future.

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Connect with Your Past

Our detailed ancestry reports give you a window into the past, allowing you to trace your lineage and build a richer, more connected family history.

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Amount of DNA Analyzed

Accuracy

High accuracy

Higher accuracy

Maximum accuracy

New Reports + Existing Report Updates

Identifies common genetic mutations

Identifies rare genetic mutations

Discounted Genetic Counseling

New Reports Per Month

Up to 3

Up to 5

Up to 10

Total Personalized Health Reports Provided

175+ and counting

250+ and counting

Up to 350+ and counting

	Essential DNA Test $195 $395 $195 $395 Add to Cart!	Pro DNA Test $495 $995 $495 $995 Add to Cart!	Elite DNA Test $995 $1995 $995 $1995 Add to Cart!
Amount of DNA Analyzed	1X WGS	30X WGS	100X WGS
Accuracy	High accuracy	Higher accuracy	Maximum accuracy
First year of membership included
New Reports + Existing Report Updates
Essential Ancestry Reports
Advanced Ancestry Reports
Oral Microbiome Test ($200+ value)
Gene Analysis Tool
Genome Browser
Identifies common genetic mutations
Identifies rare genetic mutations
Discounted Genetic Counseling
New Reports Per Month	Up to 3	Up to 5	Up to 10
Total Personalized Health Reports Provided	175+ and counting	250+ and counting	Up to 350+ and counting
Addiction Addiction Reports highlight genetic markers that could impact an individual’s tendencies towards addictive behaviors and substances. These reports offer insights into tendencies for issues like nicotine dependence, alcohol consumption, and other substance use behaviors. Understanding these genetic tendencies can inform individuals’ awareness about their health.	6 Addiction Alcohol flush reaction Binge eating disorder Cannabis use disorder Food addiction Heavy alcohol consumption	9 Addiction Alcohol flush reaction Binge eating disorder Cannabis use disorder Food addiction Heavy alcohol consumption Nicotine dependence Opioid use Problematic alcohol use	12 Addiction Alcohol flush reaction Binge eating disorder Cannabis use disorder (x2) Food addiction Heavy alcohol consumption Higher alcohol consumption (x2) Nicotine dependence Opioid use Problematic alcohol use
Aesthetic and Cosmetic Genetics	6 A more attractive face Acne Alopecia areata Darker eye color Familial short stature Hair color	9 A more attractive face Acne Alopecia areata Darker eye color Familial short stature Hair color Male-pattern baldness Moles Nasal polyps	12 A more attractive face Acne (x2) Alopecia areata Darker eye color Familial short stature Hair color Male-pattern baldness Moles Nasal polyps NSCL/P Orofacial clefts
Alzheimer's Disease and Neurodegenerative Conditions Alzheimer’s Disease and Neurodegenerative Conditions Reports provide genetic insights into conditions like Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s disease. Understanding these tendencies can support potential planning and lifestyle adjustments.	5 Alzheimer’s disease Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis CTS Lewy body dementia Multiple sclerosis	7 Alzheimer’s disease Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis CTS Lewy body dementia Multiple sclerosis Parkinson’s disease Resilience to Alzheimer’s disease	9 Alzheimer’s disease (x3) Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis CTS Lewy body dementia Multiple sclerosis Parkinson’s disease Resilience to Alzheimer’s disease
Autoimmune Disease Autoimmune Disease Reports identify genetic tendencies to conditions such as rheumatoid arthritis and celiac disease. They offer information that can assist individuals in understanding their genetic traits related to autoimmune responses.	10 Addison’s disease Alopecia areata Ankylosing spondylitis Atopic dermatitis Autoimmune thyroid disease Celiac disease Dermatomyositis Eosinophilic esophagitis Graves’ disease Myasthenia gravis	15 Addison’s disease Alopecia areata Ankylosing spondylitis Atopic dermatitis Autoimmune thyroid disease Celiac disease Dermatomyositis Eosinophilic esophagitis Graves’ disease Myasthenia gravis Pernicious anemia Psoriasis Rheumatoid arthritis Sjögren’s syndrome SLE	19 Addison’s disease Alopecia areata Ankylosing spondylitis Atopic dermatitis (x2) Autoimmune thyroid disease Celiac disease Dermatomyositis Eosinophilic esophagitis Graves’ disease Myasthenia gravis Pernicious anemia Psoriasis Rheumatoid arthritis (x2) Sjögren’s syndrome SLE Systemic sclerosis Vitiligo
Brain Health Brain Health Reports analyze genetic markers associated with brain health and function, covering conditions like neurodegenerative diseases and neurological conditions. These reports aim to provide information that can help individuals understand their genetic tendencies and make informed choices related to lifestyle and wellness.	21 Accelerated brain aging Beat synchronization Brain aneurysm Cerebral small vessel disease Cluster headaches Cognition of cinnamon smell CSVD Dopamine regulation Ebbinghaus illusion overestimation Epilepsy Essential tremor Fainting Febrile seizures Glaucoma Kawasaki disease Keratoconus Lacunar stroke Large ICV Larger brain volume Larger corneal hysteresity Larger corneal resistance factor	32 Accelerated brain aging Beat synchronization Brain aneurysm Cerebral small vessel disease Cluster headaches Cognition of cinnamon smell CSVD Dopamine regulation Ebbinghaus illusion overestimation Epilepsy Essential tremor Fainting Febrile seizures Glaucoma Kawasaki disease Keratoconus Lacunar stroke Large ICV Larger brain volume Larger corneal hysteresity Larger corneal resistance factor Larger cortical surface area Larger optic disc Larger stroke volume Larger subcortical brain volume Long-term memory Migraine Migraine without aura Primary open-angle glaucoma Refractive errors Restless leg syndrome White matter hyperintensities	42 Accelerated brain aging Beat synchronization Brain aneurysm (x2) Cerebral small vessel disease Cluster headaches (x2) Cognition of cinnamon smell CSVD Dopamine regulation Ebbinghaus illusion overestimation Epilepsy (x3) Essential tremor Fainting Febrile seizures Glaucoma (x2) Kawasaki disease Keratoconus (x2) Lacunar stroke Large ICV Larger brain volume (x3) Larger corneal hysteresity Larger corneal resistance factor Larger cortical surface area Larger optic disc Larger stroke volume Larger subcortical brain volume Long-term memory Migraine (x2) Migraine without aura Migraines Primary open-angle glaucoma Refractive errors Restless leg syndrome White matter hyperintensities
Cancer Cancer Reports offer genetic insights into tendencies for various types of cancer, including melanoma, breast and prostate cancers. They provide information that may guide individuals towards personalized approaches for health monitoring and lifestyle adjustments.	23 Acute lymphoblastic leukaemia Aerodigestive squamous cell cancer Bladder cancer Bone cancer Brain cancer Breast cancer Cervical cancer CLL Colorectal cancer DLBCL Endometrial cancer Glioma Hepatocellular carcinoma HER2-enriched-like breast cancer Luminal A-like breast cancer Luminal B/HER2-negative-like breast cancer Luminal B-like breast cancer Lung adenocarcinoma Lung cancer Melanoma Ovarian cancer Pancreatic cancer Prostate cancer	29 Acute lymphoblastic leukemia Aerodigestive squamous cell cancer Bladder cancer Bone cancer Brain cancer Breast cancer Cervical cancer CLL Colorectal cancer DLBCL Endometrial cancer Glioma Hepatocellular carcinoma HER2-enriched-like breast cancer Luminal A-like breast cancer Luminal B/HER2-negative-like breast cancer Luminal B-like breast cancer Lung adenocarcinoma Lung cancer Male breast cancer Melanoma Myeloproliferative neoplasms Ovarian cancer Pancreatic cancer Prostate cancer Renal cell carcinoma Squamous cell carcinoma Thyroid cancer Triple-negative breast cancer	38 Acute lymphoblastic leukemia Aerodigestive squamous cell cancer Bladder cancer Bone cancer Brain cancer Breast cancer (x3) Cervical cancer CLL (x2) Colorectal cancer DLBCL Endometrial cancer Glioma Hepatocellular carcinoma HER2-enriched-like breast cancer Luminal A-like breast cancer Luminal B/HER2-negative-like breast cancer Luminal B-like breast cancer Lung adenocarcinoma Lung cancer Male breast cancer Melanoma (x2) Myeloproliferative neoplasms (x2) Ovarian cancer Pancreatic cancer Prostate cancer (x2) Renal cell carcinoma Squamous cell carcinoma (x2) Squamous cell lung carcinoma Thyroid cancer (x2) Triple-negative breast cancer
Environmental Sensitivity Environmental Sensitivity Reports identify genetic traits affecting an individual’s reaction to environmental factors such as allergens and pollutants. Understanding these tendencies can help individuals manage their environments to potentially improve overall well-being.	6 Fewer mosquito bites Food intolerance Hay fever Hay fever and asthma Increased intensity of fish smell perception Increased intensity of licorice smell perception	9 Fewer mosquito bites Food intolerance Hay fever Hay fever and asthma Increased intensity of fish smell perception Increased intensity of licorice smell perception IURDs Resistance to severe malaria Resistance to transmissible CJD	11 Fewer mosquito bites Food intolerance Hay fever (x2) Hay fever and asthma Increased intensity of fish smell perception Increased intensity of licorice smell perception IURDs Resistance to severe malaria Resistance to transmissible CJD Urticaria
Gastrointestinal Health Gastrointestinal Health Reports focus on genetic factors influencing gastrointestinal health, including conditions like irritable bowel syndrome, Crohn’s disease, and ulcerative colitis. These reports offer insights that may support personalized approaches to diet and lifestyle management.	8 Appendicitis Barrett’s esophagus (x2) Crohn’s disease Diverticular disease Gallstones GERD IBS	12 Appendicitis Barrett’s esophagus (x2) Crohn’s disease Diverticular disease Gallstones (x2) GERD Helicobacter pylori infection (x2) IBS Ulcerative colitis	15 Appendicitis Barrett’s esophagus (x2) Crohn’s disease Diverticular disease (x2) Gallstones (x2) GERD Helicobacter pylori infection (x2) IBS Irritable bowel syndrome Ulcerative colitis (x2)
Basic Genetic Traits Basic Basic Genetic Traits Reports explain single variants in DNA that influence trait categories such as appearance & hormones, behavior & perception, body & athleticism and nutrition & diet.	29 Earwax type Freckling Hair thickness Testosterone Alcohol sensitivity Asparagus Metabolite Odor Caffeine Use Cilantro preference Misophonia Nicotine response Pain sensitivity Snacking behavior Blood pressure Height Jimmy legs Longevity Muscle strength Muscle volume Nearsightedness Obesity Physical conditioning Skin sensitivity Sleep depth Hunger response Lactose intolerance Sweet tooth Vitamin B12 Vitamin C Vitamin D	29 Earwax type Freckling Hair thickness Testosterone Alcohol sensitivity Asparagus Metabolite Odor Caffeine Use Cilantro preference Misophonia Nicotine response Pain sensitivity Snacking behavior Blood pressure Height Jimmy legs Longevity Muscle strength Muscle volume Nearsightedness Obesity Physical conditioning Skin sensitivity Sleep depth Hunger response Lactose intolerance Sweet tooth Vitamin B12 Vitamin C Vitamin D	29 Earwax type Freckling Hair thickness Testosterone Alcohol sensitivity Asparagus Metabolite Odor Caffeine Use Cilantro preference Misophonia Nicotine response Pain sensitivity Snacking behavior Blood pressure Height Jimmy legs Longevity Muscle strength Muscle volume Nearsightedness Obesity Physical conditioning Skin sensitivity Sleep depth Hunger response Lactose intolerance Sweet tooth Vitamin B12 Vitamin C Vitamin D
Heart Disease and Cardiovascular Health Heart Disease and Cardiovascular Health Reports analyze genetic markers associated with cardiovascular conditions like coronary artery disease and hypertension. These insights can inform individuals about genetic tendencies related to heart health and guide them towards lifestyle choices that promote cardiovascular wellness.	19 Abnormal bleeding or bruising Aortic calcification/atherosclerosis Aortic stenosis Apolipoprotein A-I level Atrial fibrillation Bigger left ventricular ejection fraction Brugada syndrome Cardiorespiratory fitness Cardiovascular disease Coronary artery calcification Coronary artery disease Dilated cardiomyopathy EGPA Elevated systolic blood pressure Faster resting heart rate Fat metabolism Fibromuscular dysplasia Heart failure MTHFR gene	27 Abnormal bleeding or bruising Aortic calcification/atherosclerosis Aortic stenosis Apolipoprotein A-I level Atrial fibrillation Bigger left ventricular ejection fraction Brugada syndrome Cardiorespiratory fitness Cardiovascular disease Coronary artery calcification Coronary artery disease Dilated cardiomyopathy EGPA Elevated systolic blood pressure Faster resting heart rate Fat metabolism Fibromuscular dysplasia Heart failure (x2) High blood pressure Higher Apolipoprotein B level HRV Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy Larger left ventricular end-diastolic volume Larger left ventricular end-systolic volume Long QT syndrome Low-density lipoprotein cholesterol MTHFR gene	37 Abnormal bleeding or bruising Aortic calcification/atherosclerosis Aortic stenosis Apolipoprotein A-I level Atrial fibrillation (x2) Bigger left ventricular ejection fraction Brugada syndrome Cardiorespiratory fitness Cardiovascular disease Coronary artery calcification Coronary artery disease (x2) Dilated cardiomyopathy EGPA Elevated systolic blood pressure Faster resting heart rate Fat metabolism Fibromuscular dysplasia Heart failure (x2) High blood pressure Higher Apolipoprotein B level HRV Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy Larger left ventricular end-diastolic volume Larger left ventricular end-systolic volume Long QT syndrome Low-density lipoprotein cholesterol Mosaic loss of chromosome Y (x3) Osmotic hemolysis of red blood cells PAD Spontaneous coronary artery dissection Thrombophilia MTHFR gene
Lifestyle & Wellness Lifestyle & Wellness Genetic Reports explore how genetic variations impact responses to factors like diet and sleep. They provide insights that may help individuals optimize their health and well-being based on their genetic makeup.	13 Ambidexterity Bad sleep quality Better lung function (higher FEV1/FVC ratio) Daytime napping Daytime sleepiness Dietary habits Faster walking pace Higher income HIV resistance Increased bitter taste perception Increased computer use for leisure Increased driving for leisure Increased HIV resistance	20 Ambidexterity Bad sleep quality Better lung function (higher FEV1/FVC ratio) Daytime napping Daytime sleepiness Dietary habits Faster walking pace Higher income HIV resistance Increased bitter taste perception Increased computer use for leisure Increased driving for leisure Increased HIV resistance Increased inflammatory protein level Increased physical activity Increased resistance to tuberculosis Increased risk tolerance Increased television watching for leisure Increased thyroid stimulating hormone levels Increased well-being	26 Ambidexterity Bad sleep quality Better lung function (higher FEV1/FVC ratio) Daytime napping Daytime sleepiness Dietary habits Faster walking pace Higher income HIV resistance Increased bitter taste perception Increased computer use for leisure Increased driving for leisure Increased HIV resistance Increased inflammatory protein level Increased physical activity Increased resistance to tuberculosis Increased risk tolerance Increased television watching for leisure Increased thyroid stimulating hormone levels Increased well-being Left-handedness (x2) Lifestyle habits Narcolepsy Plant and fish-based diet Sleep duration
Longevity Longevity Genetic Reports examine markers related to aging, healthspan, and potential longevity. Understanding these factors can inform lifestyle choices aimed at promoting overall health and quality of life as individuals age.	36 Accelerated aging Adolescent idiopathic scoliosis Age-related hearing impairment ARHI Bone fractures Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease Coffee consumption Critical COVID-19 Dental caries DNA repair capacity Dupuytren’s disease Emphysema Falling Forearm fractures Frailty Gene expression Genetic predisposition to longevity Gout Healthy aging Hearing loss Hernias Higher 25-hydroxyvitamin D levels Higher Apolipoprotein A-1 level Higher blood CRP level Higher blood iron level Higher blood LDL level Higher blood NFL levels Higher bone mineral density Higher carbohydrate consumption Higher chronic wound microbiome diversity Higher coffee consumption Higher cytokine IL18 levels Higher cytokine S100B levels Higher eicosanoid levels Higher fat consumption Higher HDL cholesterol level	54 Accelerated aging Adolescent idiopathic scoliosis Age-related hearing impairment ARHI Bone fractures Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease Coffee consumption Critical COVID-19 Dental caries DNA repair capacity Dupuytren’s disease Emphysema Falling Forearm fractures Frailty Gene expression Genetic predisposition to longevity Gout Healthy aging Hearing loss Hernias Higher 25-hydroxyvitamin D levels Higher Apolipoprotein A-1 level Higher blood CRP level Higher blood iron level Higher blood LDL level Higher blood NFL levels Higher bone mineral density Higher carbohydrate consumption Higher chronic wound microbiome diversity Higher coffee consumption Higher cytokine IL18 levels Higher cytokine S100B levels Higher eicosanoid levels Higher fat consumption Higher HDL cholesterol level Higher LDL cholesterol level Higher mitochondrial DNA copy number Higher mitochondrial heteroplasmy Higher protein consumption Higher RHR Higher sugar consumption Higher testosterone level Higher TREM2 level Higher triglyceride level Higher TSH levels Higher vitamin D level Idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis IgAN Increased healthspan Increased longevity Increased parental lifespan IPF Kidney stones	71 Accelerated aging Adolescent idiopathic scoliosis Age-related hearing impairment ARHI Bone fractures Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease Coffee consumption Critical COVID-19 Critical COVID-19 illness Dental caries DNA repair capacity Dupuytren’s disease Emphysema (x2) Falling Forearm fractures Frailty Gene expression Genetic predisposition to longevity Gout Healthy aging Hearing loss Hernias Higher 25-hydroxyvitamin D levels Higher Apolipoprotein A-1 level Higher blood CRP level Higher blood iron level Higher blood LDL level Higher blood NFL levels Higher bone mineral density Higher carbohydrate consumption Higher chronic wound microbiome diversity Higher coffee consumption Higher cytokine IL18 levels Higher cytokine S100B levels Higher eicosanoid levels Higher fat consumption Higher HDL cholesterol level Higher LDL cholesterol level Higher mitochondrial DNA copy number Higher mitochondrial heteroplasmy Higher protein consumption Higher RHR Higher sugar consumption Higher testosterone level Higher TREM2 level Higher triglyceride level Higher TSH levels Higher vitamin D level Idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis IgAN Increased healthspan Increased longevity Increased parental lifespan IPF Kidney stones Knee pain Later puberty timing Longer telomeres (x2) Membranous nephropathy Neck or shoulder pain Osteoarthritis Pain Pelvic organ prolapse Podoconiosis Primary biliary cholangitis Primary biliary cirrhosis (x2) Proteinuria PSC
Mental Health Mental Health Reports focus on genetic tendencies related to conditions such as depression, anxiety and bipolar traits. They offer information that may assist individuals in understanding their genetic predispositions and exploring strategies for mental wellness.	16 ADHD Anhedonia Anorexia Anxiety disorders Autism spectrum disorder Avoidance in PTSD Binge eating disorder Bipolar disorder Borderline personality disorder Depression Dyslexia Extraversion Gambling disorders Hyperarousal in PTSD Increased anxiety Insomnia	24 ADHD Anhedonia Anorexia Anxiety disorders Autism spectrum disorder Avoidance in PTSD Binge eating disorder Bipolar disorder Borderline personality disorder Depression Dyslexia Extraversion Gambling disorders Hyperarousal in PTSD Increased anxiety Insomnia Loneliness Neuroticism Psychotic experiences PTSD Re-experiencing a trauma Re-experiencing in PTSD Schizophrenia Sensation seeking	32 ADHD (x2) Anhedonia Anorexia Anxiety disorders Autism spectrum disorder Avoidance in PTSD Binge eating disorder Bipolar disorder (x2) Borderline personality disorder Depression (x3) Dyslexia Extraversion Gambling disorders Hyperarousal in PTSD Increased anxiety Insomnia (x3) Loneliness Neuroticism Psychotic experiences PTSD (x2) Re-experiencing a trauma Re-experiencing in PTSD Schizophrenia (x2) Sensation seeking
Obesity and Metabolic Health	6 Diabetes (Type 1) Diabetes (Type 2) Diabetic nephropathy Diabetic retinopathy Heavier birth weight Higher BMI	9 Diabetes (Type 1) Diabetes (Type 2) Diabetic nephropathy Diabetic retinopathy Heavier birth weight Higher BMI Higher waist-to-hip ratio Hypothyroidism Insulin sensitivity	12 Diabetes (Type 1) Diabetes (Type 2) Diabetic nephropathy Diabetic retinopathy Heavier birth weight Higher BMI Higher waist-to-hip ratio Hypothyroidism Insulin sensitivity Obesity Prediabetes Visceral adiposity
Reproductive Health and Family Planning Reproductive Health and Family Planning Reports provide genetic insights into fertility and factors affecting offspring. They are valuable for individuals interested in understanding genetic tendencies related to reproductive health and family planning considerations.	4 Benign prostatic hyperplasia Childlessness Fraternal twinning Later menopause onset	6 Benign prostatic hyperplasia Childlessness Fraternal twinning Later menopause onset Longer gestational duration Older age at first birth	8 Benign prostatic hyperplasia Childlessness Fraternal twinning Later menopause onset Longer gestational duration Older age at first birth (x2) Older age at first sexual intercourse
GRAND TOTAL	208	292	373

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Frequently Asked Questions

How accurate are the DNA Complete results?

We utilize the latest genetic testing technology and adhere to strict quality-control standards to ensure high accuracy and reliability for all our test results. DNA Complete uses Whole Genome Sequencing and analyzes 100% of your DNA while typical DNA Ancestry tests sequence less than 1% of your DNA.

What is Whole Genome Sequencing?

Whole Genome Sequencing is the current gold standard for genetic testing. DNA Complete analyzes 100% of your DNA, compared to typical DNA Ancestry tests that analyze less than 1%. While other commercially available ancestry tests like 23andMe and AncestryDNA read your DNA at about 600 thousand positions, Whole Genome Sequencing reveals over 6 billion positions in your genome. This generates a thousand-fold more information that’s also more accurate, enabling more comprehensive reporting on traits and ancestry.

Why is there a membership?

When you become a DNA Complete member, your membership plan provides access to robust, highly dynamic personalized genetic reports and access to state-of-the-art explorer tools. While your DNA may not change, what the scientific community understands about DNA and its role in various health outcomes is evolving all the time. We securely store hundreds of gigabytes of your DNA data, allowing it to be continually reprocessed to generate new personalized genetic reports as the latest scientific discoveries emerge. This means you only need to get tested once in your lifetime to benefit from years of ongoing updates and insights. We provide regular report updates based on new and on-going clinical studies.

How long does it take to get my results?

After placing your order, you’ll receive an order confirmation email. Once you receive your test kit, follow the easy instructions to collect your sample using a simple cheek swab. Use the pre-paid envelope included in your kit to send your sample back to our lab. You’ll receive an email notification when your results are ready.

Is my genetic information safe?

Yes, your privacy and security are our top priorities. We follow stringent data protection protocols, and you have full control over your data. Your information is stored securely and is never shared without your consent.

What if I have questions about my results?

We encourage you to share your reports with your healthcare provider to develop a personalized plan for managing your health. However, we also offer genetic counseling appointments that can be booked via your user portal.

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See How DNA Complete
Stacks Up to the Competitors.

In the realm of DNA testing services, the depth and breadth of analysis can vary significantly. DNA Complete stands out as a premier choice for those seeking comprehensive insights into their genetic makeup.

Unlike typical DNA Ancestry services, DNA Complete leverages state-of-the-art Whole Genome Sequencing to provide you with complete control and an unparalleled view of your DNA.

See for yourself what makes DNA Complete more valuable than other services out there: