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• 1. Oxytocin is a neuropeptide produced in the hypothalamus and it is very important for the social interactions. A great deals of evidence suggest that oxytocin plays a central role in the regulation of social behavior in humans and mammalians. It plays the key role social motivation ⁴, interpersonal trust ⁵, social learning ⁶, parental care ⁷, fear conditioning ⁸ and pair-bond formation ⁹ SNPs in oxytocin are shown to influence the activity of this neuropeptide and were found to affect relationships in the multiple studies. Oxytocin works as a neuromodulator enhancing the identification and recognition of social stimuli ¹⁰, enhances the reward for their partner ¹¹ and enhances the infant-parent relations ¹². To sum up, generally, oxytocin plays many various positive roles enhancing the social interaction.
• 2. Another factor playing an important role is 5-HT1A receptor, which binds neurotransmitter serotonin. Serotonin plays an important role in maintaining mood balance (it’s deficit could lead to depression). Whereas 5-HT1A protein could negatively affect relationships, there are SNPs in 5-HT1A receptor, which increase sociability.
• 3. General level of stress and how well you tolerate it is very important to your social activity. It is very hard to build a proper lasting relations when you are overly stressed. There are numerous SNPs which are good predictors for your stress reactions.

As you have SNP (link to snp genotype), it is harder for you to feel saity. As a result, it can be recommended that you eat more slowly, eat more often with smaller portions and etc.

Your result was determent based on peer reviewed publications, GWAS studies, and our proprietary scoring system, based on system biology and complex bioinformatics. We accounted for the various factors, including that some SNPs have stronger effects than others, some studies require additional verification and currently we put them less importance in our algorithm. Please note that SNPs from other reports might also affect your weight status.

• 1. Oxytocin is a neuropeptide produced in the hypothalamus and it is very important for the social interactions. A great deals of evidence suggest that oxytocin plays a central role in the regulation of social behavior in humans and mammalians. It plays the key role social motivation ¹³, interpersonal trust ¹⁴, social learning ¹⁵, parental care ¹⁶, fear conditioning ¹⁷ and pair-bond formation ¹⁸ SNPs in oxytocin are shown to influence the activity of this neuropeptide and were found to affect relationships in the multiple studies. Oxytocin works as a neuromodulator enhancing the identification and recognition of social stimuli ¹⁹, enhances the reward for their partner ²⁰ and enhances the infant-parent relations ²¹. To sum up, generally, oxytocin plays many various positive roles enhancing the social interaction.
• 2. Another factor playing an important role is 5-HT1A receptor, which binds neurotransmitter serotonin. Serotonin plays an important role in maintaining mood balance (it’s deficit could lead to depression). Whereas 5-HT1A protein could negatively affect relationships, there are SNPs in 5-HT1A receptor, which increase sociability.
• 3. General level of stress and how well you tolerate it is very important to your social activity. It is very hard to build a proper lasting relations when you are overly stressed. There are numerous SNPs which are good predictors for your stress reactions.

As you have SNP (link to snp genotype), it is harder for you to feel saity. As a result, it can be recommended that you eat more slowly, eat more often with smaller portions and etc.

Your result was determent based on peer reviewed publications, GWAS studies, and our proprietary scoring system, based on system biology and complex bioinformatics. We accounted for the various factors, including that some SNPs have stronger effects than others, some studies require additional verification and currently we put them less importance in our algorithm. Please note that SNPs from other reports might also affect your weight status.

• 1. Oxytocin is a neuropeptide produced in the hypothalamus and it is very important for the social interactions. A great deals of evidence suggest that oxytocin plays a central role in the regulation of social behavior in humans and mammalians. It plays the key role social motivation ²², interpersonal trust ²³, social learning ²⁴, parental care ²⁵, fear conditioning ²⁶ and pair-bond formation ²⁷ SNPs in oxytocin are shown to influence the activity of this neuropeptide and were found to affect relationships in the multiple studies. Oxytocin works as a neuromodulator enhancing the identification and recognition of social stimuli ²⁸, enhances the reward for their partner ²⁹ and enhances the infant-parent relations ³⁰. To sum up, generally, oxytocin plays many various positive roles enhancing the social interaction.
• 2. Another factor playing an important role is 5-HT1A receptor, which binds neurotransmitter serotonin. Serotonin plays an important role in maintaining mood balance (it’s deficit could lead to depression). Whereas 5-HT1A protein could negatively affect relationships, there are SNPs in 5-HT1A receptor, which increase sociability.
• 3. General level of stress and how well you tolerate it is very important to your social activity. It is very hard to build a proper lasting relations when you are overly stressed. There are numerous SNPs which are good predictors for your stress reactions.

As you have SNP (link to snp genotype), it is harder for you to feel saity. As a result, it can be recommended that you eat more slowly, eat more often with smaller portions and etc.

Your result was determent based on peer reviewed publications, GWAS studies, and our proprietary scoring system, based on system biology and complex bioinformatics. We accounted for the various factors, including that some SNPs have stronger effects than others, some studies require additional verification and currently we put them less importance in our algorithm. Please note that SNPs from other reports might also affect your weight status.

• 1. Oxytocin is a neuropeptide produced in the hypothalamus and it is very important for the social interactions. A great deals of evidence suggest that oxytocin plays a central role in the regulation of social behavior in humans and mammalians. It plays the key role social motivation ³¹, interpersonal trust ³², social learning ³³, parental care ³⁴, fear conditioning ³⁵ and pair-bond formation ³⁶ SNPs in oxytocin are shown to influence the activity of this neuropeptide and were found to affect relationships in the multiple studies. Oxytocin works as a neuromodulator enhancing the identification and recognition of social stimuli ³⁷, enhances the reward for their partner ³⁸ and enhances the infant-parent relations ³⁹. To sum up, generally, oxytocin plays many various positive roles enhancing the social interaction.
• 2. Another factor playing an important role is 5-HT1A receptor, which binds neurotransmitter serotonin. Serotonin plays an important role in maintaining mood balance (it’s deficit could lead to depression). Whereas 5-HT1A protein could negatively affect relationships, there are SNPs in 5-HT1A receptor, which increase sociability.
• 3. General level of stress and how well you tolerate it is very important to your social activity. It is very hard to build a proper lasting relations when you are overly stressed. There are numerous SNPs which are good predictors for your stress reactions.

As you have SNP (link to snp genotype), it is harder for you to feel saity. As a result, it can be recommended that you eat more slowly, eat more often with smaller portions and etc.

Your result was determent based on peer reviewed publications, GWAS studies, and our proprietary scoring system, based on system biology and complex bioinformatics. We accounted for the various factors, including that some SNPs have stronger effects than others, some studies require additional verification and currently we put them less importance in our algorithm. Please note that SNPs from other reports might also affect your weight status.

• 1. Oxytocin is a neuropeptide produced in the hypothalamus and it is very important for the social interactions. A great deals of evidence suggest that oxytocin plays a central role in the regulation of social behavior in humans and mammalians. It plays the key role social motivation ⁴⁰, interpersonal trust ⁴¹, social learning ⁴², parental care ⁴³, fear conditioning ⁴⁴ and pair-bond formation ⁴⁵ SNPs in oxytocin are shown to influence the activity of this neuropeptide and were found to affect relationships in the multiple studies. Oxytocin works as a neuromodulator enhancing the identification and recognition of social stimuli ⁴⁶, enhances the reward for their partner ⁴⁷ and enhances the infant-parent relations ⁴⁸. To sum up, generally, oxytocin plays many various positive roles enhancing the social interaction.
• 2. Another factor playing an important role is 5-HT1A receptor, which binds neurotransmitter serotonin. Serotonin plays an important role in maintaining mood balance (it’s deficit could lead to depression). Whereas 5-HT1A protein could negatively affect relationships, there are SNPs in 5-HT1A receptor, which increase sociability.
• 3. General level of stress and how well you tolerate it is very important to your social activity. It is very hard to build a proper lasting relations when you are overly stressed. There are numerous SNPs which are good predictors for your stress reactions.

As you have SNP (link to snp genotype), it is harder for you to feel saity. As a result, it can be recommended that you eat more slowly, eat more often with smaller portions and etc.

Your result was determent based on peer reviewed publications, GWAS studies, and our proprietary scoring system, based on system biology and complex bioinformatics. We accounted for the various factors, including that some SNPs have stronger effects than others, some studies require additional verification and currently we put them less importance in our algorithm. Please note that SNPs from other reports might also affect your weight status.

• 1. Oxytocin is a neuropeptide produced in the hypothalamus and it is very important for the social interactions. A great deals of evidence suggest that oxytocin plays a central role in the regulation of social behavior in humans and mammalians. It plays the key role social motivation ⁴⁹, interpersonal trust ⁵⁰, social learning ⁵¹, parental care ⁵², fear conditioning ⁵³ and pair-bond formation ⁵⁴ SNPs in oxytocin are shown to influence the activity of this neuropeptide and were found to affect relationships in the multiple studies. Oxytocin works as a neuromodulator enhancing the identification and recognition of social stimuli ⁵⁵, enhances the reward for their partner ⁵⁶ and enhances the infant-parent relations ⁵⁷. To sum up, generally, oxytocin plays many various positive roles enhancing the social interaction.
• 2. Another factor playing an important role is 5-HT1A receptor, which binds neurotransmitter serotonin. Serotonin plays an important role in maintaining mood balance (it’s deficit could lead to depression). Whereas 5-HT1A protein could negatively affect relationships, there are SNPs in 5-HT1A receptor, which increase sociability.
• 3. General level of stress and how well you tolerate it is very important to your social activity. It is very hard to build a proper lasting relations when you are overly stressed. There are numerous SNPs which are good predictors for your stress reactions.

As you have SNP (link to snp genotype), it is harder for you to feel saity. As a result, it can be recommended that you eat more slowly, eat more often with smaller portions and etc.

Your result was determent based on peer reviewed publications, GWAS studies, and our proprietary scoring system, based on system biology and complex bioinformatics. We accounted for the various factors, including that some SNPs have stronger effects than others, some studies require additional verification and currently we put them less importance in our algorithm. Please note that SNPs from other reports might also affect your weight status.

Your result was determent based on peer reviewed publications, GWAS studies, and our proprietary scoring system, based on system biology and complex bioinformatics. We accounted for the various factors, including that some SNPs have stronger effects than others, some studies require additional verification and currently we put them less importance in our algorithm. Please note that SNPs from other reports might also affect your weight status.

• 1. Oxytocin is a neuropeptide produced in the hypothalamus and it is very important for the social interactions. A great deals of evidence suggest that oxytocin plays a central role in the regulation of social behavior in humans and mammalians. It plays the key role social motivation ⁴, interpersonal trust ⁵, social learning ⁶, parental care ⁷, fear conditioning ⁸ and pair-bond formation ⁹ SNPs in oxytocin are shown to influence the activity of this neuropeptide and were found to affect relationships in the multiple studies. Oxytocin works as a neuromodulator enhancing the identification and recognition of social stimuli ¹⁰, enhances the reward for their partner ¹¹ and enhances the infant-parent relations ¹². To sum up, generally, oxytocin plays many various positive roles enhancing the social interaction.
• 2. Another factor playing an important role is 5-HT1A receptor, which binds neurotransmitter serotonin. Serotonin plays an important role in maintaining mood balance (it’s deficit could lead to depression). Whereas 5-HT1A protein could negatively affect relationships, there are SNPs in 5-HT1A receptor, which increase sociability.
• 3. General level of stress and how well you tolerate it is very important to your social activity. It is very hard to build a proper lasting relations when you are overly stressed. There are numerous SNPs which are good predictors for your stress reactions.

As you have SNP (link to snp genotype), it is harder for you to feel saity. As a result, it can be recommended that you eat more slowly, eat more often with smaller portions and etc.

Your result was determent based on peer reviewed publications, GWAS studies, and our proprietary scoring system, based on system biology and complex bioinformatics. We accounted for the various factors, including that some SNPs have stronger effects than others, some studies require additional verification and currently we put them less importance in our algorithm. Please note that SNPs from other reports might also affect your weight status.

• 1. Oxytocin is a neuropeptide produced in the hypothalamus and it is very important for the social interactions. A great deals of evidence suggest that oxytocin plays a central role in the regulation of social behavior in humans and mammalians. It plays the key role social motivation ¹³, interpersonal trust ¹⁴, social learning ¹⁵, parental care ¹⁶, fear conditioning ¹⁷ and pair-bond formation ¹⁸ SNPs in oxytocin are shown to influence the activity of this neuropeptide and were found to affect relationships in the multiple studies. Oxytocin works as a neuromodulator enhancing the identification and recognition of social stimuli ¹⁹, enhances the reward for their partner ²⁰ and enhances the infant-parent relations ²¹. To sum up, generally, oxytocin plays many various positive roles enhancing the social interaction.
• 2. Another factor playing an important role is 5-HT1A receptor, which binds neurotransmitter serotonin. Serotonin plays an important role in maintaining mood balance (it’s deficit could lead to depression). Whereas 5-HT1A protein could negatively affect relationships, there are SNPs in 5-HT1A receptor, which increase sociability.
• 3. General level of stress and how well you tolerate it is very important to your social activity. It is very hard to build a proper lasting relations when you are overly stressed. There are numerous SNPs which are good predictors for your stress reactions.

As you have SNP (link to snp genotype), it is harder for you to feel saity. As a result, it can be recommended that you eat more slowly, eat more often with smaller portions and etc.

Your result was determent based on peer reviewed publications, GWAS studies, and our proprietary scoring system, based on system biology and complex bioinformatics. We accounted for the various factors, including that some SNPs have stronger effects than others, some studies require additional verification and currently we put them less importance in our algorithm. Please note that SNPs from other reports might also affect your weight status.

• 1. Oxytocin is a neuropeptide produced in the hypothalamus and it is very important for the social interactions. A great deals of evidence suggest that oxytocin plays a central role in the regulation of social behavior in humans and mammalians. It plays the key role social motivation ²², interpersonal trust ²³, social learning ²⁴, parental care ²⁵, fear conditioning ²⁶ and pair-bond formation ²⁷ SNPs in oxytocin are shown to influence the activity of this neuropeptide and were found to affect relationships in the multiple studies. Oxytocin works as a neuromodulator enhancing the identification and recognition of social stimuli ²⁸, enhances the reward for their partner ²⁹ and enhances the infant-parent relations ³⁰. To sum up, generally, oxytocin plays many various positive roles enhancing the social interaction.
• 2. Another factor playing an important role is 5-HT1A receptor, which binds neurotransmitter serotonin. Serotonin plays an important role in maintaining mood balance (it’s deficit could lead to depression). Whereas 5-HT1A protein could negatively affect relationships, there are SNPs in 5-HT1A receptor, which increase sociability.
• 3. General level of stress and how well you tolerate it is very important to your social activity. It is very hard to build a proper lasting relations when you are overly stressed. There are numerous SNPs which are good predictors for your stress reactions.

As you have SNP (link to snp genotype), it is harder for you to feel saity. As a result, it can be recommended that you eat more slowly, eat more often with smaller portions and etc.

Your result was determent based on peer reviewed publications, GWAS studies, and our proprietary scoring system, based on system biology and complex bioinformatics. We accounted for the various factors, including that some SNPs have stronger effects than others, some studies require additional verification and currently we put them less importance in our algorithm. Please note that SNPs from other reports might also affect your weight status.

• 1. Oxytocin is a neuropeptide produced in the hypothalamus and it is very important for the social interactions. A great deals of evidence suggest that oxytocin plays a central role in the regulation of social behavior in humans and mammalians. It plays the key role social motivation ³¹, interpersonal trust ³², social learning ³³, parental care ³⁴, fear conditioning ³⁵ and pair-bond formation ³⁶ SNPs in oxytocin are shown to influence the activity of this neuropeptide and were found to affect relationships in the multiple studies. Oxytocin works as a neuromodulator enhancing the identification and recognition of social stimuli ³⁷, enhances the reward for their partner ³⁸ and enhances the infant-parent relations ³⁹. To sum up, generally, oxytocin plays many various positive roles enhancing the social interaction.
• 2. Another factor playing an important role is 5-HT1A receptor, which binds neurotransmitter serotonin. Serotonin plays an important role in maintaining mood balance (it’s deficit could lead to depression). Whereas 5-HT1A protein could negatively affect relationships, there are SNPs in 5-HT1A receptor, which increase sociability.
• 3. General level of stress and how well you tolerate it is very important to your social activity. It is very hard to build a proper lasting relations when you are overly stressed. There are numerous SNPs which are good predictors for your stress reactions.

As you have SNP (link to snp genotype), it is harder for you to feel saity. As a result, it can be recommended that you eat more slowly, eat more often with smaller portions and etc.

Your result was determent based on peer reviewed publications, GWAS studies, and our proprietary scoring system, based on system biology and complex bioinformatics. We accounted for the various factors, including that some SNPs have stronger effects than others, some studies require additional verification and currently we put them less importance in our algorithm. Please note that SNPs from other reports might also affect your weight status.

• 1. Oxytocin is a neuropeptide produced in the hypothalamus and it is very important for the social interactions. A great deals of evidence suggest that oxytocin plays a central role in the regulation of social behavior in humans and mammalians. It plays the key role social motivation ⁴⁰, interpersonal trust ⁴¹, social learning ⁴², parental care ⁴³, fear conditioning ⁴⁴ and pair-bond formation ⁴⁵ SNPs in oxytocin are shown to influence the activity of this neuropeptide and were found to affect relationships in the multiple studies. Oxytocin works as a neuromodulator enhancing the identification and recognition of social stimuli ⁴⁶, enhances the reward for their partner ⁴⁷ and enhances the infant-parent relations ⁴⁸. To sum up, generally, oxytocin plays many various positive roles enhancing the social interaction.
• 2. Another factor playing an important role is 5-HT1A receptor, which binds neurotransmitter serotonin. Serotonin plays an important role in maintaining mood balance (it’s deficit could lead to depression). Whereas 5-HT1A protein could negatively affect relationships, there are SNPs in 5-HT1A receptor, which increase sociability.
• 3. General level of stress and how well you tolerate it is very important to your social activity. It is very hard to build a proper lasting relations when you are overly stressed. There are numerous SNPs which are good predictors for your stress reactions.

As you have SNP (link to snp genotype), it is harder for you to feel saity. As a result, it can be recommended that you eat more slowly, eat more often with smaller portions and etc.

Your result was determent based on peer reviewed publications, GWAS studies, and our proprietary scoring system, based on system biology and complex bioinformatics. We accounted for the various factors, including that some SNPs have stronger effects than others, some studies require additional verification and currently we put them less importance in our algorithm. Please note that SNPs from other reports might also affect your weight status.

• 1. Oxytocin is a neuropeptide produced in the hypothalamus and it is very important for the social interactions. A great deals of evidence suggest that oxytocin plays a central role in the regulation of social behavior in humans and mammalians. It plays the key role social motivation ⁴⁹, interpersonal trust ⁵⁰, social learning ⁵¹, parental care ⁵², fear conditioning ⁵³ and pair-bond formation ⁵⁴ SNPs in oxytocin are shown to influence the activity of this neuropeptide and were found to affect relationships in the multiple studies. Oxytocin works as a neuromodulator enhancing the identification and recognition of social stimuli ⁵⁵, enhances the reward for their partner ⁵⁶ and enhances the infant-parent relations ⁵⁷. To sum up, generally, oxytocin plays many various positive roles enhancing the social interaction.
• 2. Another factor playing an important role is 5-HT1A receptor, which binds neurotransmitter serotonin. Serotonin plays an important role in maintaining mood balance (it’s deficit could lead to depression). Whereas 5-HT1A protein could negatively affect relationships, there are SNPs in 5-HT1A receptor, which increase sociability.
• 3. General level of stress and how well you tolerate it is very important to your social activity. It is very hard to build a proper lasting relations when you are overly stressed. There are numerous SNPs which are good predictors for your stress reactions.

As you have SNP (link to snp genotype), it is harder for you to feel saity. As a result, it can be recommended that you eat more slowly, eat more often with smaller portions and etc.

Your result was determent based on peer reviewed publications, GWAS studies, and our proprietary scoring system, based on system biology and complex bioinformatics. We accounted for the various factors, including that some SNPs have stronger effects than others, some studies require additional verification and currently we put them less importance in our algorithm. Please note that SNPs from other reports might also affect your weight status.

Your result was determent based on peer reviewed publications, GWAS studies, and our proprietary scoring system, based on system biology and complex bioinformatics. We accounted for the various factors, including that some SNPs have stronger effects than others, some studies require additional verification and currently we put them less importance in our algorithm. Please note that SNPs from other reports might also affect your weight status.