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Bio-Architecture Report™

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Bio-Architecture Report™

NEO Master Protocol V20 // Subject ID: KA-011188

Khaled Alawar 01 Nov 1988 (Age 37) Male Levantine / European / South Asian

SECTION I

Subject Signature

PROJECTED BIO-AGE REDUCTION

−7.4 yrs

#WarriorBrain #EnduranceEngine #NightOwl #SuperTaster #FragileFrame #MetabolicWatchlist
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Genetic Resilience Score

Khaled is a Warrior-class endurance specialist wired for long, calm, sustained output — not explosive sprints. His brain clears stress chemicals fast ($COMT Warrior), making him steady under pressure but craving stimulation to switch on. His body runs marathons better than 100m dashes ($ACTN3, $PPARGC1A).

The hidden risk: a metabolic system genetically primed for fatty liver, high cholesterol, and weight regain ($PNPLA3, $APOE, $FTO) — all sitting in a body that craves sweet taste ($TAS1R2) but punishes carbs hard. The blueprint below is the operating manual to win that fight.

SECTION II

The Trinity System

Three biological systems. One body. Where they fight is where your protocol lives.

The Engine

MUSCLE & PERFORMANCE

Your motor is built for distance, not drag races. High endurance, above-average fatigue resistance, but low explosive power — you can outlast almost anyone, but a sprinter beats you off the line.

  • Endurance Capacity: High $PPARGC1A
  • Fatigue Resistance: Above Avg $VEGFA
  • Power Capacity: Low $ACTN3
  • Lactate Clearance: Below Avg $MCT1

The Chassis

JOINTS, BONES & STRUCTURE

The frame is over-engineered in some places, fragile in others. Ligaments are bulletproof — Achilles and ACL risks are very low. But the bones themselves are the weak link: stress fractures and general injury risk are elevated.

  • Achilles Risk: Lower $COL5A1
  • ACL Rupture Risk: Very Low $COL1A1
  • Stress Fracture: Elevated $VDR
  • General Injury: Elevated $GDF5

The Filter

LIVER, IMMUNE & DETOX

Your detox plumbing runs on higher pressure than normal. Liver is genetically prone to fat storage, cholesterol clearance is sluggish, and you burn through antioxidants faster than the average person.

  • NAFLD Risk: Elevated $PNPLA3
  • High Cholesterol: Elevated $APOE
  • Antioxidant Need: Higher $SOD2
  • CoQ10 Need: Higher $NQO1

CORE BIOLOGICAL CONFLICT

The Endurance Engine in a Glass Frame

Your DNA tells you to run long and far ($PPARGC1A) — but your bones aren't built for it ($VDR, $GDF5). Meanwhile, your liver is hoarding fat ($PNPLA3) at the same rate your brain is asking for sweet rewards ($TAS1R2). Three forces pulling against each other. Win this triangle and the rest falls into place.

SECTION III

The Paradox Vault

Four biological glitches where your wiring contradicts itself. Each comes with its unlock.

01

The Sweet Trap

Your tongue wants sugar. Your liver can't process it.

THE GLITCH

You have a higher genetic preference for sweet taste ($TAS1R2) sitting on top of higher carbohydrate sensitivity ($TCF7L2) and elevated NAFLD risk ($PNPLA3). Translation: every sugar craving you give in to is doing 3× the damage it does in a normal person — your body stores it as liver fat instead of burning it.

THE UNLOCK

Replace sugar with fat-derived sweetness — Medjool dates (1–2 max), berries, dark chocolate 85%+, cinnamon-laced Greek yogurt. Your taste receptors will be satisfied without spiking insulin. Add Berberine 500mg twice daily with meals — it acts like nature's metformin and blunts the carb-to-fat conversion at the liver.

02

The Marathoner with Glass Bones

Built to go forever, but the chassis cracks under repetition.

THE GLITCH

Your engine is built for high-volume endurance ($PPARGC1A) — long runs, long rows, long rides — but your bones carry elevated stress fracture risk ($VDR) and elevated general injury risk ($GDF5). The exact training volume your DNA loves is the same volume that breaks you.

THE UNLOCK

Run 4 sessions/week MAX, never back-to-back days. Substitute high-impact (running) with low-impact endurance (rowing, cycling, swimming) — your DNA explicitly favours rowing. Add Vitamin D3 5000 IU + K2 100mcg daily and Calcium-HMB 3g to fortify the bone matrix. Heavy compound lifts 2× weekly (deadlift, squat, press) load bones and trigger remodeling.

03

The Warrior Who Sleeps Light

Calm under fire by day, restless under sheets by night.

THE GLITCH

You're a Warrior brain ($COMT Val/Val) — stress chemicals get cleared from your system fast, so you stay cool when others panic. But the same fast-clearance brain combined with a Light Sleeper profile ($ADA) and Night Owl chronotype ($PER3) means your body fights sleep until 1 AM, then wakes at every noise.

THE UNLOCK

Stop trying to be a 6 AM warrior — work with your owl. Hard cut-off on screens by 11 PM, blue-blockers from 9 PM. Magnesium Glycinate 400mg + L-Theanine 200mg 60 mins pre-sleep. Bedroom = pitch black + ear plugs (the light-sleeper genotype amplifies every disturbance). Schedule deep work for 3 PM – 7 PM, not morning.

04

The Methylation Bottleneck

Three elevated risks. One root cause.

THE GLITCH

Three of your elevated risks — Hyperhomocysteinemia ($MTHFR), Migraine ($MTHFR), and Atrial Fibrillation ($ZFHX3) — share one upstream cause: a slow methylation cycle. Your body struggles to convert folate and B12 into the active forms needed to keep the cardiovascular system clean.

THE UNLOCK

Switch to the already-active forms of these vitamins: Methylfolate (5-MTHF) 800mcg + Methyl-B12 1000mcg + B6 (P5P) 25mg daily. This bypasses the broken assembly line entirely. Add TMG (Trimethylglycine) 1g as backup methyl donor. Get a homocysteine blood test — target under 7 µmol/L.

SECTION IV

Psychological Software

How your brain processes pressure, people, and decisions — at the chemical level.

Processor Type: WARRIOR

$COMT Val/Val // High Activity

Your brain has a fast-clearance dopamine system. Stress chemicals (adrenaline, noradrenaline, dopamine) get vacuumed out quickly — which is why you stay calm in chaos, perform well under deadlines, and don't ruminate after fights.

The flip side: low baseline dopamine means you need stimulation to feel switched on. Boredom is your enemy. You thrive on novelty, problem-solving, and high-stakes work. Routine drains you.

Social Style: PRAGMATIC OPERATOR

$OXTR // $AVPR1A // Less-Likely-Altruist genotype

You're wired for selective bonding, not broad altruism. You invest deeply in a small inner circle and don't waste social bandwidth on strangers. People may read this as cool — it's actually focus.

Combined with Warrior dopamine, you're the person others bring problems to because you don't get emotionally hijacked. You see the variables, weigh them, decide. Empathy by analysis, not by reflex.

Operating Protocols

BUSINESS PROTOCOL

Take the complex, high-stakes, ambiguous deals others avoid. Your nervous system is built for them. Avoid grinding low-stimulation operational roles — you'll burn out from boredom, not stress.

CONFLICT PROTOCOL

Don't react in the moment — your instinct is already calm, use it. Wait 24 hours before responding to emotional escalations. Your fast-clearance brain will have processed it and the optimal move will be obvious.

RELATIONSHIP PROTOCOL

You don't show love through grand gestures — you show it through consistency, problem-solving, and presence. Make this explicit with partners who expect the verbal/expressive form. Translate your operating system, don't apologize for it.

SECTION V

Personal Traits & Success Architecture

Your genetic edge — and the playbook to monetise it in work and relationships.

Top Personal Traits

Stress-Proof Composure

$COMT Warrior · $5-HTTLPR Neutralist

At work: Volunteer for crisis projects, M&A negotiations, board confrontations — anywhere others fold. In relationships: You're the safe harbour during family chaos. Leverage by being the family decision-maker in emergencies.

Endurance & Stamina

$PPARGC1A · $VEGFA

At work: 12-hour deep-work days don't break you — outwork competitors. In life: Use endurance sport (rowing, cycling) as your social currency and stress-release ritual.

Pragmatic Decision-Making

Less-Altruist genotype · $OXTR Selective

At work: You see ROI clearly when others get sentimental. Be the one who calls the hard cuts. In relationships: Pair with someone whose emotional default is the opposite — complementary, not competing.

Success Traits — Capitalise

Long-Game Operator

Your endurance + Warrior calm = multi-year compounding. Build assets, brands, businesses that need 5–10 years. Avoid get-rich-quick — you're built for patient capital and slow-burn moats.

High-Pressure Negotiator

Your nervous system stays cold while others sweat. Specialise in deal-making, sales, fundraising — situations where the person who blinks first loses. You don't blink.

Pattern-Recognition Strategist

Low-baseline dopamine + fast clearance = a brain that hunts for novel patterns. Position yourself in roles where strategy, systems thinking, and connecting unrelated dots are paid premiums.

Selective Network Builder

You don't waste energy on shallow networking. Build a small, high-trust inner circle of 5–10 powerful operators. One real relationship outperforms 100 LinkedIn connections — and your DNA is built for exactly that model.

SECTION VI

Diet & Metabolism

Optimal Diet Type: Low-Carb Mediterranean · $TCF7L2 $FTO $APOE

DAILY CALORIES

2,300±

Maintenance · refine with body comp data (N/A)

FAT

40%

~102g · Mediterranean fats

PROTEIN

35%

~200g · 2.2g/kg lean mass

CARBS

25%

~145g · veg + low-GI fruit only

GREEN ZONE — Eat Daily

  • Fish: Wild salmon, sardines, mackerel, anchovies (4×/week — anti-inflammation, omega-3 for high cholesterol)
  • Olive oil: Extra virgin, cold-pressed, 3–4 tbsp/day (Mediterranean fat for liver)
  • Cruciferous: Broccoli, kale, cabbage, cauliflower, Brussels sprouts (you have increased need per $GSTM1) — daily, ideally lightly steamed
  • Nuts & seeds: Walnuts (omega-3), almonds, flaxseed, chia (1 small handful)
  • Lean protein: Grass-fed lamb, free-range chicken, eggs (4–6/day OK — your $APOE handles dietary cholesterol)
  • Berries: Blueberries, raspberries, blackberries — your primary sweet outlet ($TAS1R2)
  • Greens: Spinach, rocket, watercress (folate to bypass $MTHFR)
  • Fermented: Kefir, plain Greek yogurt, sauerkraut — gut diversity

RED ZONE — Avoid / Minimise

  • Refined carbs: White bread, rice, pasta, pastries — your $TCF7L2 sensitivity makes these direct fat-storage fuel
  • Sugary drinks: Soda, juice, sweetened coffee — straight to liver fat ($PNPLA3)
  • Spicy food (heavy): Hot chilli, raw garlic in volume ($TRPV1 higher sensitivity — causes GI distress)
  • Deep-fried: Doubles your liver workload
  • Processed meats: Sausages, salami, hot dogs — inflammation + saturated fat compounds your cholesterol risk
  • Alcohol heavy: Although tolerance is normal, NAFLD risk means <3 drinks/week, never daily
  • Trans fats & margarine: Pure poison for your $APOE profile
  • High-glycaemic fruit: Bananas, mangoes, pineapple — limit to post-workout only

SECTION VII

The Perfect Biological Day

Built around your Night Owl chronotype ($PER3) — not against it.

08:30

Wake (delayed cortisol curve)

500ml water + sea salt pinch + lemon. 10 min sunlight on skin (terrace/balcony) — anchors circadian rhythm even for night owls.

09:30

AM Stack + Coffee

Vitamin D3 5000 IU + K2, Methyl-B Complex, Omega-3 2g, CoQ10 200mg. Black coffee or green tea (your $CYP1A2 handles caffeine normally).

10:30

Meal 1 — Late Breakfast

3 eggs + smoked salmon + avocado + sautéed spinach in olive oil + black coffee. ~600 kcal · 35g protein · 45g fat · 15g carbs. Loads protein early without spiking insulin.

11:00

Deep Work Block 1 (2 hrs)

Hardest cognitive task of the day. Phone in another room. Your $COMT Warrior brain peaks under sustained focus + caffeine.

13:30

Meal 2 — Lunch

Grilled salmon (200g) + large mixed salad (rocket, tomato, olives, feta) + olive oil + 1/4 avocado + sourdough slice. ~750 kcal · 50g protein · 50g fat · 20g carbs. Mediterranean gold standard.

15:00

Deep Work Block 2 — PEAK WINDOW (3 hrs)

Your biological prime time. Negotiations, strategic decisions, creative output. Night-owl chronotype peaks in afternoon, not morning.

18:00

TRAINING — Optimal Window

Best time for you to exercise. Body temp + testosterone + reaction time all peak. Rotate: Mon/Thu — Heavy compound lifts (deadlift/squat/press, 5×5). Tue/Sat — Zone 2 endurance (rowing 45 min @ 70% HR max). Wed — Mobility + light yoga. Fri — Football or skiing simulation. Sun — REST.

19:30

Meal 3 — Dinner

Grass-fed lamb chops or grilled chicken thigh (200g) + roasted broccoli & cauliflower in olive oil + small sweet potato (post-workout carb refeed). ~700 kcal · 50g protein · 35g fat · 45g carbs. Carbs strategically placed post-workout when insulin sensitivity is highest.

21:00

Blue-Blockers ON

Critical for a Night Owl who's also a Light Sleeper. Dim home lights. No bright phone screens.

23:00

PM Stack + Wind-Down

Magnesium Glycinate 400mg + L-Theanine 200mg + Glycine 3g. Reading or warm shower. Bedroom temperature 18–19°C.

00:30

Sleep — Pitch Black + Earplugs

8-hour window targeted. Light Sleeper genotype ($ADA) means environment control matters more for you than for most people.

SECTION VIII

Strategic Supplement Stack

Built only on actual genetic deficiencies and elevated risks. No noise.

RANK 0 — Non-Negotiable Foundation

DAILY
SupplementDoseTimingWhy
Vitamin D3 + K25000 IU + 100mcgAM with fatHigher need + stress fracture risk $VDR
Omega-3 (EPA/DHA)2g (1g EPA + 1g DHA)AM with foodCholesterol + AFib + inflammation $APOE
Methyl B-Complex5-MTHF 800mcg + Methyl-B12 1000mcg + P5P 25mgAMHyperhomocysteinemia + Migraine $MTHFR
Magnesium Glycinate400mgPM 60min pre-sleepLight sleeper + muscle recovery
CoQ10 (Ubiquinol)200mgAM with fatHigher genetic need + cardiovascular $NQO1

RANK 1 — Targeted Risk Mitigation

DAILY
SupplementDoseTimingWhy
Berberine HCl500mg × 2With main mealsCarb sensitivity + NAFLD + cholesterol $TCF7L2
NAC (N-Acetyl Cysteine)600mgAM empty stomachLiver glutathione + NAFLD $PNPLA3
TMG (Trimethylglycine)1gAMMethylation backup donor $MTHFR
Niacin (Nicotinic Acid)500mg EREvening with foodHigher need + raises HDL, lowers triglycerides
Calcium HMB3gPost-workoutStress fracture risk + muscle preservation

RANK 2 — Performance & Optimisation

CYCLED
SupplementDoseTimingWhy
Beta-Alanine3g (split 2 doses)Pre-workoutLactate buffer (you clear slowly) $MCT1
Creatine Monohydrate5gAnytime, dailyPower output (your weak point) + cognition
L-Theanine200mgPM pre-sleepSleep quality for light sleeper
Astaxanthin12mgAM with fatHigher antioxidant need $SOD2
Milk Thistle (Silymarin)300mgWith dinnerLiver protection + NAFLD prevention
Collagen Peptides + Vit C20g + 500mgPre-workoutJoint & tendon resilience for endurance volume

SECTION IX

Triangulation

Where DNA meets blood biomarkers, gut signals & wearables — and which one is winning.

Triangulation 1 — The Liver Signal

YOUR DNA SAYS

Elevated NAFLD risk + High Cholesterol risk + higher carb sensitivity ($PNPLA3 $APOE $TCF7L2) — your liver is genetically primed to store fat from carbs.

BLOOD BIOMARKERS

ALT, AST, GGT, Triglycerides, HDL, LDL, Fasting Insulin — N/A — needed. Pull a full lipid + liver panel; we'll know within 48 hours whether the genetic risk has expressed itself yet or is still latent.

WEARABLES

HRV trend + post-meal glucose CGM — N/A — needed. A continuous glucose monitor for 14 days will show exactly which foods are spiking you and feeding the liver fat.

Triangulation 2 — The Cardiovascular Signal

YOUR DNA SAYS

Elevated Hyperhomocysteinemia + Atrial Fibrillation + High Cholesterol ($MTHFR $ZFHX3 $APOE) — three independent vascular pressure points.

BLOOD BIOMARKERS

Homocysteine (target <7), hs-CRP (target <1.0), ApoB, Lp(a), HbA1c — N/A — needed. Homocysteine is the single most actionable marker here.

WEARABLES

RHR trend + ECG (Apple Watch / Oura) for AFib episodes + HRV baseline — N/A — needed. Wear-time of 60+ days establishes signal vs. noise.

Triangulation 3 — The Sleep & Recovery Signal

YOUR DNA SAYS

Light Sleeper + Night Owl chronotype + Warrior brain ($ADA $PER3 $COMT) — your DNA wants late, deep, undisturbed sleep.

BLOOD BIOMARKERS

Cortisol AM/PM curve, Vitamin D, Ferritin, B12 — N/A — needed. A flipped cortisol pattern is the silent killer of night-owl recovery.

WEARABLES

Sleep stage breakdown, REM%, Deep%, sleep latency, awakenings — N/A — needed. Oura Gen 3 or Whoop is the call.

Triangulation 4 — The Gut Proxy (no microbiome report)

YOUR DNA SAYS

Higher spice sensitivity + super-taster + lactose tolerant + higher cruciferous detox need ($TRPV1 $TAS2R38 $MCM6 $GSTM1) — gut handles dairy fine, but reactive to capsaicin and bitter compounds.

BLOOD PROXY (covers gut)

hs-CRP + Eosinophils + Zonulin + IgG food panel — N/A — needed. Without a true microbiome test, these blood markers are the next-best inflammation/permeability proxy.

WEARABLES

Post-meal HRV drop magnitude + CGM glucose response — N/A — needed. The bigger the post-meal HRV crash, the more inflammatory that meal was for your gut.

SECTION X

Raw Genetic Data Vault

The full panel — every trait, every gene, every result. Your biological source code.

Diet & Macronutrient Response

TraitResultGene
Optimal Diet TypeLow-Carb Mediterranean$APOE $FTO
Carbohydrate SensitivityHigher Sensitivity$TCF7L2
Fat SensitivityNormal$APOA2
Salt SensitivityNormal$ACE
Caffeine SensitivityNormal$CYP1A2
Alcohol SensitivityNormal$ADH1B
Alcohol FlushLess Likely$ALDH2
Lactose ToleranceLikely Tolerant$MCM6
Spice SensitivityHigher$TRPV1
Taste SensitivitySuper-Taster$TAS2R38
Sweet ToothHigher Preference$TAS1R2
Weight RegainElevated$FTO
Cruciferous Veg NeedIncreased$GSTM1
Toxin Generation SpeedNormal$CYP1A1

Nutrient Requirements

NutrientNeedGene
Vitamin DHigher$VDR $GC
AntioxidantsHigher$SOD2
Co-enzyme Q10Higher$NQO1
Niacin (B3)Higher$NADSYN1
Folic AcidNormal$MTHFR
Vitamin B12Normal$FUT2
Vitamin B6Normal$NBPF3
Vitamin B2Normal$BCMO1
IronNormal$TF $TMPRSS6
MagnesiumNormal$TRPM6
ZincNormal$SLC30A8
CalciumNormal$CASR
SeleniumNormal$SEPP1
IodineNormal$DIO1
Vitamin A / C / E / KNormal$BCO1 $SLC23A1
Omega-3 (EPA/DHA/ALA/DPA)Normal$FADS1
Biotin / PhosphorusNormal$BTD

Sports & Fitness Profile

TraitResultGene
Optimal Training TypeLow Power / High Endurance / Medium Strength$ACTN3 $PPARGC1A
Optimal SportsRowing, Skiing, Football$ACE
Endurance CapacityHigh$PPARGC1A
Power CapacityLow$ACTN3
Strength ProfileMedium$IGF2
Fatigue ResistanceAbove Average$VEGFA
Lactate ProductionAbove Average$MCT1
Lactate ClearanceBelow Average$MCT1
Recovery EfficiencyNormal$ADRB2
VO2 Max EfficiencyNormal$NRF2
Heart Rate ResponseHigher$ADRB1
Body CompositionNormal Lean Body Mass$FTO
Achilles Tendon RiskLower$COL5A1
ACL Rupture RiskVery Low$COL1A1
General Injury RiskElevated$GDF5
Stress Fracture RiskElevated$VDR
Exercise-Associated CrampsAverage$ACTN3
Blood FlowNormal$NOS3
Water LossBelow Average$AQP1

Wellbeing & Longevity

TraitResultGene
Life LongevityLikely Average$FOXO3
Inflammatory ResponseNormal$IL6
Metabolic ResponseNormal$ADIPOQ
Appetite ControlNormal$LEPR
Bone Mineral DensityLikely Normal$LRP5
Mosquito Bite TendencyNormal$HLA

Stress & Sleep Architecture

TraitResultGene
ChronotypeNight Owl$PER3
Sleep DepthLight Sleeper$ADA
Sleep QualityEasy Sleeper$BDNF
Sleep DurationStandard 7–9 hrs$DEC2
Sleep MovementAverage$BTBD9
Sleep Apnoea RiskAverage$GABRB3
Stress ToleranceNeutralist$5-HTTLPR
Stress-Induced ObesityAverage$NPY

Behavioural & Psychological

TraitResultGene
COMT ActivityHigh (Warrior)$COMT
AltruismLess Likely$OXTR
Thrill-SeekingLess Likely$DRD4
Alcohol AddictionLess Likely$ADH1B
Male Sex Hormone LevelsNormal$SHBG

Common Health Risks & Disease Predisposition

ConditionRiskGene
Familial HypercholesterolemiaNegative$LDLR
High CholesterolElevated$APOE
Heart DiseaseAverage$9p21.3
HypertensionAverage$AGT
StrokeAverage$F2
Atrial FibrillationElevated$ZFHX3
Type 2 DiabetesAverage$TCF7L2
NAFLD (Fatty Liver)Elevated$PNPLA3
ObesityElevated$FTO
HyperhomocysteinemiaElevated$MTHFR
MigraineElevated$MTHFR $TRPM8
Opioid AddictionElevated$OPRM1
Temporomandibular Joint DisorderElevated$COMT
HDL CholesterolLikely Normal$CETP

Pharmacogenomics — Drug Response

Drug ClassRecommendationGene
SSRIs (citalopram, escitalopram, sertraline)Increase Starting Dose$CYP2C19
MAOI (moclobemide)Increase Starting Dose$MAOA
Opioid Antagonist (naloxone)Increase Starting Dose$OPRM1
NMDA Antagonist (memantine)Decrease Starting Dose$GRIN2B
Biguanide (metformin)Use With Caution$SLC22A1
Antipsychotic (olanzapine)Use With Caution$CYP1A2
Statins (atorvastatin, rosuvastatin, etc.)Use As Directed$SLCO1B1
Beta Blockers (atenolol, carvedilol)Use As Directed$ADRB1
CCBs (amlodipine, verapamil)Use As Directed$CYP3A5
Antipsychotic (amisulpride, aripiprazole, etc.)Use As Directed$DRD2
SNRI (duloxetine)Use As Directed$CYP2D6
Stimulant (methylphenidate)Use As Directed$COMT
Others (bupropion, BZP, diazepam, etc.)Use As Directed$CYP2B6

Skin & Physical Traits

TraitResultGene
Skin AgeNormal$STXBP5L
Glycation RiskLow$RAGE
Oxidative Stress RiskLow$SOD2
Wrinkle FormationLow$STXBP5L
HyperpigmentationLow$MC1R
Sunburn RiskLow$MC1R
Acne RiskAverage$TNF
Stretch MarksAverage$ELN
Cellulite FormationHigher Tendency$HIF1A
Skin PhotoagingAverage$MMP1
Skin HydrationNormal$FLG
Hair ThicknessLikely Thinner$EDAR
Eye ColourBrown$HERC2
Hair ColourBrown$MC1R
Earwax TypeWet$ABCC11
Body OdourMore Than Normal$ABCC11
Pain SensitivityLikely Increased$SCN9A

Ancestry Composition

Region%
Middle Eastern41.53%
European (broad)40.29%
— Southern European23.65%
— Eastern European16.64%
South Asian18.18%

Cancer Risk & Carrier Screening

All cancer panels & carrier screens returned NEGATIVE. Includes leukaemia, liver, lung, lymphoma, melanoma, meningioma, multiple myeloma, neuroblastoma, neurofibroma, osteosarcoma + family-planning carrier panel (Wilson, Gaucher, Galactosemia, MTHFR deficiency, Familial Mediterranean Fever, G6PD, FANCA, etc.).

Note: Negative carrier status means Khaled is not a carrier of these specific recessive mutations — separate from disease-risk SNPs above. No cancer-causing mutations detected across the full panel.