epigenetics are genes that can be manipulated by many factors. Dr. Emanuele de Nobili of the longevity center in merano says: "some aspects of the modern lifestyle can affect the general well-being of the organism, altering it... the food we eat, the nutrients we absorb, stress, other environmental factors present at home and at work, including pollution, heavy metals, radiation and electromagnetic fields. these factors are known as epigenetic factors. experts today know that genes are largely influenced by the environment, in some cases up to 98%".

we can use epigenetic factors to affect our genetic expression in a positive way. doctor Nobili cites some examples. "do you lack antioxidants? you could risk degenerative diseases. are you missing Omega 3? you may have chronic silent inflammation. nutrition plays a huge role about 50%...it is often necessary to add nutrients, because the preserved, refined products, coming from intensive farming, have very low energy and nourishment ". everything has to do with a new scientific branch that approaches medicine, biophysics. we are mass, mass is energy. we have to open our minds like 50 years ago, then we didn't know anything about biochemistry, today we know little about quantum, but in a few years there will be devices that recognize the frequencies of our body and tell us which areas we are weak and in which areas we are not ".

the hair, specifically the bulb, is one part of the body that reveals to us how we will age and which aspects need attention. epigenetics allows us to love our body exactly where its needed most. for example, for a client with an overly sensitive, rough, dry and inflamed scalp, we can run the skin, hair & nails report, revealing exactly what is needed to rejuvenate and restore the sensitive skin, while soothing, purifying, and helping to reduce and eliminate burning, itching and redness. oily hair, smog, sudden changes in temperature, stress and the use of aggressive shampoos or colours can irritate the skin and promote the appearance of dry, flaky, and irritated skin amongst other conditions. epigenetic hair analysis pinpoints what is required to optimize the physiological balance of the skin, making the scalp and hair soft, radiant and healthy.