
How fast do I respond to bacteria?
How quickly your immune system recognises and responds to fast-moving bacterial infections. MYD88 sits at the centre of that alarm.
These infections move fast. Hours matter.
Average · Medium

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Eleven readings on how your body handles infection, plus the nutrients and detox behind them.
How fast do I respond to bacteria? How quickly your immune system recognises and responds to fast-moving bacterial infections.
Does my body spot gram-negative bacteria? How well your innate immune system recognises and mounts a response to gram-negative bacteria.
Do my red blood cells resist malaria? Genetic resistance in your red blood cells against the malaria parasite, one of the oldest selection pressures on human genes.
How well would I control viral load? How effectively your body controls viral load if exposed, which shapes how quickly illness could progress.
Could my immune system overreact? How likely your immune system is to overreact to respiratory viruses, sometimes called a cytokine storm.
How susceptible am I to SARS-family viruses? Genetic susceptibility to infection from the SARS-CoV family of viruses, separate from how severely you'd respond.
How well do I recognise fungal invaders? How well your body spots and clears fungal infections, which thrive in humid Indian conditions.
Is my gut prone to inflammation? Genetic tendency toward inflammatory conditions of the gut, similar to Crohn's disease.
Do I run a high allergic response? A genetic tendency toward elevated allergic response, which raises susceptibility to asthma.
How severely might my body respond? How severely your body may respond if infected with COVID-19, rather than how likely you are to catch it.
What is my baseline inflammation? Your baseline tendency toward inflammatory responses across the whole body, not just one system.
Saliva. You spit into the tube in the kit at home - no blood, no needle, no clinic visit, and nothing to fast for.
Illumina genotyping at a NABL-accredited lab, with every report reviewed by a scientist before it reaches you.
24 markers from one saliva sample, explained in plain language, ready in 3 weeks.
Each one is graded the same simple way: Good, Average or Poor.

How quickly your immune system recognises and responds to fast-moving bacterial infections. MYD88 sits at the centre of that alarm.
These infections move fast. Hours matter.
Average · Medium

How well your innate immune system recognises and mounts a response to gram-negative bacteria. TLR4 is the receptor that does the spotting.
Your body cannot fight what it does not spot.
Good · Low

Genetic resistance in your red blood cells against the malaria parasite, one of the oldest selection pressures on human genes. HBB carries that signal.
Still a live risk across much of India.
Good · Low

How effectively your body controls viral load if exposed, which shapes how quickly illness could progress. HCP5 and HLA-C set that control.
How fast your body reacts changes how the illness unfolds.
Poor · High

How likely your immune system is to overreact to respiratory viruses, sometimes called a cytokine storm. IL6 expression drives that response.
Overreaction can be as damaging as the virus.
Poor · High

Genetic susceptibility to infection from the SARS-CoV family of viruses, separate from how severely you'd respond. CCL2 and MBL set that exposure risk.
Catching something and being badly affected are two different things.
Poor · High

How well your body spots and clears fungal infections, which thrive in humid Indian conditions. CLEC7A does that pattern recognition.
Humidity and heat raise everyday exposure.
Good · Low

Genetic tendency toward inflammatory conditions of the gut, similar to Crohn's disease. NOD2 and ATG16L1 govern gut-lining immunity.
A large share of immune tissue lives in your gut.
Average · Medium

A genetic tendency toward elevated allergic response, which raises susceptibility to asthma. IL13 sits behind that reaction.
Air quality makes this a daily exposure.
Average · Medium

How severely your body may respond if infected with COVID-19, rather than how likely you are to catch it. ACE2 is the receptor that matters most here.
This is about how hard it hits, not whether you catch it.
Poor · High

Your baseline tendency toward inflammatory responses across the whole body, not just one system. TNF-BETA sets that resting level.
Low-level inflammation does its damage slowly, over years.
Average · Medium
24 markers · 1 saliva sample · results in 3 weeks
Eleven nutrients your immune cells need to do their job, and three results on how well your liver clears what gets in the way.
The first stage of clearing toxins, before they can burden your immune system.
CYP1A1 · CYP1B1The second stage, where processed toxins are finally packaged for removal.
UGT1A1 · GSTP1 + 5 moreHow well you neutralise the free radicals produced by an active immune response.
SOD2 · NQO1Tap any part of the body to see what we check there.


This test is for you if…
Your genes don’t change, so you only ever need to do this once. The answers stay true for the rest of your life. Some people just have more reason to get them early, and one line below is usually enough to know if that’s you.
You catch every cold or flu that goes around your home or office.
You get sick more often than the people around you, or recover more slowly.
Autoimmune conditions or frequent infections run in your family.
You eat mostly plant-based, which can affect Vitamin B12 and iron levels.
You've had a serious illness and want to understand what left you vulnerable.
You feel completely fine and simply want a genetic baseline.
Find out now and you can prepare. Find out later and you are already recovering.
Most people find out only after they have already been ill.
of people in India are estimated to have some degree of Vitamin D deficiency or insufficiency.
people in India have some degree of iron deficiency, a mineral immune cells depend on.
genetic markers read from one saliva sample, across infection, nutrients and detox.
A low vitamin is one of the easiest things in medicine to fix. It is also one of the easiest to never notice.

Genes decide how your immune cells are built, and how they communicate.

Some of them make you faster to respond, or slower to recover.

We check yours, so you know where you need help instead of guessing.
One saliva sample. That is all it takes.
Immunity · Results
Good = normal · Average = some risk · Poor = higher risk
No clinic. No needle. No fasting. About five minutes of your time.
Kit reaches your door in 2 to 3 days.
A saliva sample at home. 5 minutes, no needles, no fasting.
Pre-paid envelope. Free courier pickup.
A scientist reviews every result.
Ready in 3 weeks, easy to understand on your own.
Ships in 2 to 3 days · Free Second Opinion call after
Kit at your door in 2 to 3 days.
Sample takes 5 minutes.
Report in 3 weeks.
Add other reports to the same kit on the next step - one sample covers them all.
Tested at Neotech Worldlab, MG Road, Gurugram.
India's highest lab standard, on Illumina technology.
Never sold or shared. Kept for future tests only if you allow.
Most people only find out where their immune system runs weak after they've already been sick, or after a routine blood test flags a deficiency that has been quietly there for years. Feeling fine is exactly the best time to test, because you can fix a weak spot before an illness finds it.
A simple saliva swab at home. No blood draw, no fasting, and no clinic visit required.
At least 3 weeks. That covers processing, genetic testing, and a full review by our genetics team before your report is sent out.
No. A Poor result means your genetic tendency runs higher than average, not that illness is guaranteed. It is exactly the kind of thing worth building extra resilience around, through diet, sleep and vaccination.
No. It tells you your genetic tendency, not your current level, and it works alongside routine blood tests rather than instead of them.
Our genetics team, led by Dr. Varun Sharma, Ph.D. Every single report is reviewed before it reaches you.
Only you, and the expert who reviews your report. It is never sold or shared, and kept only for future tests if you choose to allow it.
At-home saliva kit · NABL certified lab · Results in 3 weeks
This test is intended for general wellness and informational purposes. It is not a diagnostic tool and does not replace blood testing or clinical evaluation. Please consult a qualified medical professional to interpret your results and to guide any decisions about your health.