Exercise Genetics
Are you one of the 1.5 billion people who fail to make a key protein in their muscle? How would this impact your exercise selection and performance? Read this before your next workout.
Are you one of the 1.5 billion people who fail to make a key protein in their muscle? How would this impact your exercise selection and performance? Read this before your next workout.
Are you one of the 1.5 billion people who fail to make a key protein in their muscle?
Everyone has the ACTN3 gene, which should produce a protein called alpha-actin-3. How much alpha-actin-3 is produced varies from person to person and is determined by your genetics. Every person will be in one of the following ;
ACTN3 gene works normally as there is no mutation in the gene
ACTN3 gene has a SINGLE mutation
ACTN3 gene has a DOUBLE mutation
Producing or not producing this protein changes everything about how you should exercise as it determines:
Alpha-actin-3 binds to Actin and determines how your muscle functions. Before you next exercise it is important to know if you produce alpha-actin-3. If you do not produce this protein, there are certain exercises and activities you should never do and other types of exercise you will be very well suited to.
These DNA-based reports available from iDNA Health assess this gene and your production of alpha-actin-3.
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