Navigator Genomics™ (NGT) is the first company to measure and report your personal genetic metabolism and responses for key cannabinoids utilized in Medical Cannabis (MMJ) simultaneously, with 416 of the most popularly prescribed prescription medications (Rx) taken by the most amount of people.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 20, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- Navigator Genomics™ (NGT) is the first company to measure and report your personal genetic metabolism and responses for key cannabinoids utilized in Medical Cannabis (MMJ) simultaneously, with 416 of the most popularly prescribed prescription medications (Rx) taken by the most amount of people. Results include important drug-drug interactions which can reduce or cancel efficacy of MMJ or Rx’s, create unwanted side-effects or even adverse reactions. Results help tailor what meds work best for each person.
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How did Navigator Genomics™ start? Company executives were introduced to the evidenced-based science of Pharmacogenomics (PGx) in 2015. PGx test results for the CEO indicated a desperately needed change to the one single medication taken for 12 years (for arthritis). These test results probably saved the CEO’s life, or at least his kidneys!
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NGT’s science teams investigated pharmacogenomic testing for medical cannabis’ key cannabinoids & discovered that no such tests existed. For over 3 years, NGT engaged geneticists, medical cannabis researchers & scientists to develop Navigator’s innovative simple take-at-home (in 30 seconds) saliva swab test.
PROBLEMS: Every person on earth is genetically different and responds to prescription medications & medical cannabis differently than anyone else due to variations of one’s gene’s! Most people utilizing medical cannabis also take 5 or more prescriptions (Rx’s); Potential drug-to-drug interactions can cause loss of efficacy, unwanted side effects, or even create adverse reactions.
SOLUTION: Navigator™ tests your genetic responses to key cannabinoids used in medical cannabis (MMJ), simultaneously testing genetic responses for 416 prescription medications (Rx).
GAIN: Benefits of Navigator™ Test Results
- Actionable information for both Medical Cannabis (MMJ) and (Rx) prescription medications
- Find right medications and cannabinoids that work best for each person
- Personalized cannabinoid responses information
- Avoid unwanted side effects & potential adverse reactions (Drug-Drug Interactions)
- Saves $ money on Rx costs, co-pays, “Trial and Error” cannabis, & unnecessary doctor visits
- Avoid medications that will not work (genetically) for you
- Avoid medications which inhibit other medications
Navigator provides consumers with 2 distinct choices of PGx tests:
1) Medical Cannabinoids with Rx Medications Full Report:
If you use (or plan on using) Medical Cannabis, the MMJ Full-Test Report, shows your personal responses to MMJ plus 416 Rx drugs, identifying each individual as a Fast, Normal, or Poor metabolizer for each medication and key cannabinoids.
2) Rx-Only Report for Prescription Medications
Not taking medical cannabis? The Rx-Only Test Report details personal genomic responses of the most popularly prescribed Rx medications.
Visit in-depth NGT Glossaries© to save valuable research time to learn more about medical cannabis, cannabinoids, & pharmacogenomic testing: www.navigatorgenomics.com/glossary
NGT tests priced at $299, are sold direct-to-consumers on NGT’s web site:
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