THE SCIENCE
Disease Risk/Wellness Score
A wellness score is used to provide an assessment of your overall health by evaluating risk factors and current wellness.
What is a wellness score?
A wellness score is a personalised metric that is used to measure your overall well-being. It takes a number of different factors into account to give you insight into your risk of developing certain diseases, as well as the progress you have made by following our recommendations.
What can a wellness score tell you?
A wellness score offers a clear and simple overview of your overall health and well-being. It is a comprehensive assessment based on various factors, providing insights into your current health status. Using data from your test results, the wellness score highlights your progress and helps identify potential risks for developing certain diseases.
Can gut microbiome changes help prevent diseases?
A balanced and diverse gut microbiome plays a crucial role in overall health and disease prevention. Research suggests that optimising gut health can support the immune system, reduce inflammation and improve metabolic function. Altering your gut microbiome can significantly lower the risk of developing certain conditions [1]. Boosting beneficial bacteria and reducing harmful microbes can enhance digestion, regulate blood sugar levels, and support long-term well-being.
What conditions are linked to a change in gut microbiome?
Research suggests that an imbalanced gut microbiome may contribute to a number of conditions, including [2]:
Heart disease
Certain cancers
Diabetes
By making positive changes based on your wellness score you may be able to reduce the risk of these conditions and support your overall health.
Can you improve your wellness score?
Yes, you can definitely improve your wellness score. Your wellness score can improve or get worse over time based on your overall health. By following the recommendations given to you by Vivere you can significantly improve your wellness score.
Sources
[1] Microbiome diversity protects against pathogens by nutrient blocking | University of Oxford
[2] Microbiota in health and diseases | Signal Transduction and Targeted Therapy
Authors
Scott Weaver
Medical Content Writer
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