Rootine

You can use your raw data from either 23andMe or 

. We will analyze the data and incorporate it into your new Rootine formula.

STEP 1: Access your genetic raw data by following the steps here: for 

 - these instructions will generate a .txt file of your genetic results.
STEP 2: Once you've saved the .txt file, you can upload the file by finding the ‘

’ section within your member dashboard.

NOTE: If you do not have access to your dashboard yet, simple complete the free 

 to gain access. Not all genetic tests are created equal. Depending on the test, you could be missing analysis on some genes that we analyze with our algorithm. We are not associated with 23andMe or 

You can use your raw data from either 23andMe or  Ancestry.com .

How to upload DNA Data

’  tab and manually enter nutrient values that you have received from a recent blood test. Note: Depending on the type of blood test you have completed, you may not have values for all available nutrients. Enter the data you have and leave the rest blank. If a value is not entered, your dose for the corresponding nutrient simply will not be affected by the blood data component. If you have any trouble, as some testing will provide results in a unit other than what is noted on the upload form, simply send the report to us directly at hello@rootine.co and we’ll take care of the conversions!

In your dashboard, navigate to the ‘ connect data ’  tab and manually enter nutrient values that you have received from a recent blood test.

How to upload Blood data

Most doctors, clinics and labs can order a blood nutrient test for you. If you are requesting blood testing through your physician, we take into account the following values:

calcium, copper, folate, iron. magnesium, manganese, coenzyme Q10, selenium, vitamin A, vitamin B12, vitamin B2, vitamin B6, vitamin C, vitamin D3, vitamin E, zinc

You can upload any number of nutrient values and are not required to have a value for every nutrient. If a value is not provided, the dosing of the related nutrient will not be impacted by the blood data component.

we take into account the following values: calcium, copper, folate, iron. magnesium, manganese, coenzyme Q10, selenium, vitamin A, vitamin B12, vitamin B2, vitamin B6, vitamin C, vitamin D3, vitamin E, zinc.

Uploading data (DNA and blood)

How to upload DNA Data

How to upload Blood data

If I upload blood data, what values do you consider?