Dr. Giuseppe Maffi
- Biologist, expert in Nutrition
- Researcher in mitochondrial antioxidant and Anti-aging mechanisms
- Researcher in Nutraceuticals and Nutrigenomics
- Consultant in the Nutraceutical, Cosmeceutical, and Biopharmaceutical sectors
- Head of R&D and Business Development
- Researcher in Genome and Epigenome
"Cells, not fluids, are the most important site of metabolic activity."
The EasyNature Epigenetic Test is a non-invasive screening test based on well-established scientific evidence. It allows the detection of the "intracellular" content of many components in the hair bulb, through a biochemical and biophysical study in biologically vital regions.
It shows the presence of toxic and nutritional trace elements, amino acids, vitamins, and hormones in the cellular microarchitectures of the analyzed tissue.
The data collected reflect the current metabolic state in real time and the likely picture of the situation in progress.
This kind of test can be considered "predictive" of future pathological events, with the possibility of designing nutrition, supplementation, and therapeutic strategies that are completely personalized to the individual based on their own biochemistry.
Thanks to the EasyNature Epigenetic Test, it is possible to understand whether the body in question suffers from subclinical intoxication, due to a buildup of toxic minerals, but it is also possible to identify deficiencies and excesses of nutrients, both essential and non-essential, as well as of the main and supporting biocatalysts, in order to better intervene in correcting and rebalancing functional conditions at the psycho-neuro-endocrine-immunological level.
The values obtained are processed and interpreted following the schemes, methodologies, and clinical cases of the world's leading researchers and scientists.
It provides information about metabolic and structural conditions to support better performance in various activities (including amateur, recreational, and competitive sports).
This test does not replace traditional clinical exams, but, being complementary to them, it makes it possible to obtain a correct interpretation of the overall well-being of the individual.
This investigation is to be considered a screening test, which by definition does not provide a diagnosis of any disease or pathological condition. The evaluation, interpretation, and use of these data are the exclusive responsibility of specialized professionals and represent valuable support for the work of well-being practitioners in optimizing the recommended treatments.
