Lifecode Gx

07/09/2026

It’s officially Summit week!

We're excited to be exhibiting at the in London, this weekend!

Come at meet us at Stand 36
*Show Only offers* on our industry leading tests –

🧬Methylation – fundamental to health, and longevity
🧠APOE – empowering prevention
💖Hormones – safe, personalised support
🥦Nutrient Core – food first, plus tailored supplements
🤧 Histamine – drivers, and solutions

And for health professionals –
👩‍🎓Test + Train packages

🤑Use our code LIFECODEGX for 20%
healthsummit.com/london/lifecodegx

20/06/2026

is in our DNA! The place to meet. Thank you to all who came to meet team .

17/06/2026

Join us for Lifecode Gx workshop from 10:30 on Thursday 18 June In the Abbey The Wellness Rooms
.. ‘Silent Threats’ – genetic and environmental risk factors that can be impacting your health without you knowing

🧬Join us to find out how a simple test can prevent damage from happening, and improve quality and quantity of life.

Preventative, personalised health in practice.

It’s not too late to register – https://ipmcongress.com/register

17/06/2026

It’s not too late to register for the IPM Congress – https://ipmcongress.com/register

For a free exhibition and workshops access — use code LCG-EXH

This will give you access to the Lifecode Gx workshop from 10:30 on Thursday 18 June In the Abbey The Wellness Rooms.. It's about 'Silent Threats' – genetic risks that can be impacting your health with few/ none-specific symptoms. But you can easily find out about with a nutrigenetics test and prevent the damage from happening. Preventative, personalised health in practice.

Register to Attend

29/05/2026

Nutrigenetics and Acne snapshot
by Lifecode Gx Education 
live online from 18:00 (6pm, UK time) on Monday 1 June

With guest practitioner Chloe Manlay – Nutritional Therapist and skin and hormone specialist.

Register free – https://www.crowdcast.io/c/acne

Chloe will set the scene – mechanisms, systems and genes that are most relevant to acne including how acne is a window into systemic health.

Then the two of us will discuss a Case study – a 43 year old female with acne, weight gain, PMOS (Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome ) and low mood, in the context of a good diet and exercise regime. We’ll discuss:

Why do nutrigenetic testing
Which reports were selected – Nutrient Core, Hormones and Metabolics
Results interpretation and interventions

The recording will be available to registrants immediately afterwards the live. 

*Link In Bio*

17/04/2026

Just a reminder that the Super EarlyBird price for the LifecodeGx Hormones Master Course ends at midnight this Friday, 17 April. Book now to secure your place at £150 (ex VAT) before the price increases.

This is a comprehensive course for health professionals, uniquely integrating nutrigenomics, nutrigenetics and endocrinology in clinical practice. Here’s what makes it essential learning.

Genetics is fixed and factual. Your clients’ genetic code doesn’t change – it determines how each individual responds to their environment, and underpins their hormone health at every life stage, from puberty and fertility through to perimenopause, menopause and andropause.

Genetic testing provides a powerful clinical lens. Understanding a client’s genetic profile brings a new dimension to interpreting metabolite and biomarker testing, and enables genuinely individual approaches to health – rather than a one-size-fits-all strategy.

You’ll learn how genes impact hormone metabolism, regulation and responses – covering clinically relevant SNPs across interconnected systems. Whether your client presents with PCOS, PMS, fertility issues or metabolic dysregulation, or challenges with mood, memory or stress, the course will give you the tools to understand what’s really driving the symptoms and translate that into targeted, personalised strategies.

https://www.lifecodegxeducation.com/courses/p/hormones-master

13/04/2026

While iron deficiency often makes headlines
Iron overload can be equally — if not more — damaging, and far easier to miss.

🧬🧬🧬 haemochromatosis
variants in the HFE gene impair hepcidin regulation
— the key hormone that controls iron absorption

Without this brake, iron accumulates silently in tissues and organs over years, or even decades

Accelerating ageing and risk of metabolic, heart and liver disease, and neurodegeneration
— often before any symptoms appear
🧠🫘🫀

👫 Men are particularly vulnerable,
as they lack the natural iron-clearing effect of menstruation
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If the HFE variants are so harmful, why are they still so common?
And why are they more common in Celtic populations?

Join us
From 6pm tonight (live and recorded)
LifecodeGx Iron Overload snapshot

Free to register at
https://www.crowdcast.io/c/ironoverload
Link in Bio

15/03/2026

Excited to announce Hormones Master Course
– live on 5th and 12th June (and recorded)

Super Early Bird rate £150* ’til end March. Full price £250.
Reserve your place at -
LifecodeGxeducation.com/courses

An advanced course for health professionals integrating nutrigenomics, nutrigenetics, and endocrinology in clinical practice.

Learn about the genetic factors associated with conditions such as PMS, PMDD, PCOS, infertility, postpartum depression, perimenopausal instability, and androgen imbalance.

Discover what’s really driving clients’ symptoms and learn to harness the power of nutrigenetics to inform holistic, personalised strategies for optimising hormonal health.

15/03/2026

Thank you for a stunning conference on .

No hype, common sense, community, joy and - of course - genetics 🧬.

Why methylation matters, how appreciating nature and beauty can positively affect gene expression, biology and lifespan.

And a case study on how genetic reports helped Bet understand her unique make up and support her weakest links.

Check out the BioCare website for more dates and venues

12/03/2026

If you missed our live Snapshot on Iron deficiency and nutrigenetics - or even if you didn’t and want to watch again - the recording is available via the same link as the live.

We discussed how genes directly impact iron absorption, lowering ferroportin - literally the ‘iron door’.

And related genes and mechanisms, including

🧬Copper - to make the iron carrier ceruloplasmin

🧬Zinc - as an antioxidant, and consideration of Zn : Copper ratios and relationships

🧬Competition between minerals for absorption

🧬Vitamin C to protect from iron oxidation (biological rusting)

And how nutrigenetics can support risk assessment and personalised interventions.

Next up Iron Overload, from 6pm on Monday 13 April

Thank you for presenting your case study and for the story

www.LifecodeGxeducation.com - > free to watch (bottom right)

or *link in bio* to Crowdcast - inc presentation