Make your healthcare genetic, not generic.
We’re DNA translators who provide pharmacogenomics consulting—helping you and your doctor understand how foods and medicines may interact with your unique design, so you stop guessing and start making clearer decisions together.
Meet Your Trusted Guide in Precision Wellness
Dr. Joshua Pearson is a national speaker, published author, and award-winning clinician dedicated to bridging the gap between cutting-edge genetic science and everyday health.
He is a clinical pharmacist whose training goes well beyond standard licensure: postgraduate clinical residencies, three college degrees, and a deep bench of certifications supporting medication therapy for chronic and complex conditions. His experience spans six states and tribal communities, across more than two dozen pharmacy care models. Other clinicians seek him out for pharmaceutical judgment; he has drafted national-level policy, contributed to provisions in Ohio’s Revised Code and Administrative Code, and testified before the legislature. The American Pharmacists Association has adopted his collaborative practice agreement templates for use nationwide.
That expertise shows up where it matters—in high-stakes therapy such as precision aminoglycoside dosing and anticoagulation management, where careful decisions help protect hearing and reduce stroke risk. Dr. Pearson pairs that rigor with an approachable, down-to-earth style: complex ideas explained in plain language and a warm bedside manner, so patients feel informed—not overwhelmed.
In his consulting work, he specializes in translating complex genomic data into simple, actionable steps that empower patients to take control of their medication management and nutritional health.
What If Genetics Affect Your Medicine?
Pharmacogenomics “PGx” testing is a one-time genetic test that determines how your unique DNA profile affects your response to certain medications. It identifies if a drug will be effective for you or if you are at an increased risk of side effects.
Dr. Pearson contracts with top-tier PGx and NGx laboratories to provide you with the data you need to identify what foods to avoid, what exercises to use, and lifestyle choices to make in order to optimize your health.
Precision Medicine Advantage
Move beyond the "trial and error" approach to find the treatments that work for your body's specific biological makeup.
Why this work can be life-changing
Real-world examples of how pharmacogenomic and nutrigenomic insight can change treatment decisions—not years from now, but at the next prescription.
biotech Pharmacogenomics (PGx)
- •Clopidogrel after stents. Used to help prevent clots and stroke after stent placement, it can be ineffective in roughly 20–30% of people because of how the liver metabolizes it. Your genes can mean the drug works too strongly, too weakly, or not at all—PGx helps clarify what to expect.
- •Sleep and neurology meds. Drugs such as amitriptyline (used for sleep and other indications) can reach toxic levels for some people based on genetics.
- •Antidepressants. Common antidepressants simply do not work for some individuals because of how they are processed; having a PGx profile helps you and your clinician start closer to the right choice.
- •Seizure medications. Many anti-seizure drugs are titrated to effect. PGx can suggest a smarter starting dose—or flag medications unlikely to work in your body no matter how high the dose goes.
nutrition Nutrigenomics (NGx)
- •Folate and mood. Reduced conversion of folate can disrupt serotonin and dopamine balance in ways that are hard to fix with antidepressants alone; some people need targeted support such as L-methylfolate to help restore balance.
- •Oxidative stress and inflammation. Genetic risk patterns can inform diet and lifestyle so you can pursue goals without having to “learn the hard way.”
- •Genes and environment. Some risks stay quiet until an environmental trigger flips them on. Knowing baseline risk can guide choices—around foods, habits, and exposures—that support healthier expression of those genes.
- •Caffeine. Metabolism varies widely; slower metabolism can make even modest caffeine load harder on mood and sleep, while faster metabolizers may feel withdrawal, cravings, or the need for multiple servings to get through the day.
Our Core Services
Pharmacogenomic Testing & Interpretation
- check_circle Reduce trial-and-error with meds
- check_circle Identify potential adverse reactions
- check_circle Optimize dosage based on your DNA
Nutrigenomic Testing & Application
- check_circle Tailored nutrient absorption analysis
- check_circle Personalized dietary recommendations
- check_circle Genetic metabolic insight
Personalized Education Sessions
- check_circle 1-on-1 complex data review
- check_circle Practical life implementation
- check_circle Q&A for adults and seniors
Medication Therapy Management (MTM) Session
A one-on-one consultation with a clinical pharmacist to optimize medication use, spot gaps in care, improve outcomes, explore cost-saving options, and help prevent medication-related problems. Dr. Pearson holds a national certification in Medication Therapy Management. Sessions are often booked in a 60-minute window; many visits wrap in about 25–45 minutes depending on how many conditions are in scope.
- check_circle Comprehensive medication review with actionable recommendations
- check_circle Coordination support you can share with your prescriber
- check_circle Focus on safety, effectiveness, and affordability
Transparent Pricing
You get a one-time test that stays relevant for life, a clinical review session with an award-winning pharmacist, and practical tools to navigate medications—not a novelty report. Figures below are “starting at” client pricing; add-ons and bundled panels can change your total. We’ll confirm everything before you order.
PGx: Psychiatry & neurology pathway
Ideal when the main goal is a clear genetic read on medications for conditions such as depression, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, or seizure disorders—without paying for depth you don’t need yet.
- check_circle Targeted panel: 13 genes, 100+ medications
- check_circle Your “biological answer key” for mental health–related med decisions
- check_circle Similar offerings are often listed around $550–$775 elsewhere
Starting at
$447.68
Comprehensive PGx + initial consultation
The option Dr. Pearson recommends for most people: broad medication coverage plus dedicated time to interpret results in context of your health goals.
- check_circle Expanded panel: 70+ genetic variants, 100+ medications
- check_circle Includes initial consultation—review, questions, and next steps
- check_circle Comparable clinical bundles are often priced over $1,000
Starting at
$694.50
Nutrigenomic add-ons and larger wellness bundles are available; your exact total depends on the tests and options you select, and we’ll confirm pricing before you commit.
Clear, Actionable Clinical Education
Breaking down the science of genomics for a healthier tomorrow.
What Pharmacogenomics Really Means for Your Meds
Understanding how your body processes medication can prevent side effects and save time.
Read InsightDNA & Diet: Why One Size Doesn't Fit All
Why some people thrive on certain diets while others struggle, explained through genetics.
Read GuideNavigating Polypharmacy in Your Golden Years
How precision medicine can help seniors manage multiple prescriptions safely and effectively.
Read Case StudyWelcome Back, Client
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Stories from Real People
"I really appreciate you for all your help and insight you have given me over the last several weeks. I learned so much from you and you have taken a lot of the fear out of taking medications and food for me!"
"Josh Pearson provides outstanding pharmacist care for our patients. He does an incredibly thorough assessment, and communicates his expert findings and suggestions in a clear and effective way."
"I went from trying 4 different SSRI medications with zero help to finally knowing exactly what my body needed. Dr. Pearson made the transition seamless and educational."
"The level of clinical clarity provided in our nutrigenomics session was life-changing. I now have a roadmap for my health that actually makes sense."
Let's Get Started
Take the first step toward personalized medicine. Whether you have questions about a recent test or want to explore how genomics can benefit you, we're here to help.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is pharmacogenomics? expand_more
Pharmacogenomics is the study of how your genes affect your body's response to medications. It helps clinicians determine the right drug and dose for you personally.
Do I need a doctor's referral? expand_more
While we work closely with your healthcare team, you can schedule an initial consultation directly to learn if testing is right for your health goals.
Is my genetic data secure? expand_more
Absolutely. We use HIPAA-compliant platforms and industry-leading security measures to ensure your data remains private and protected at every step.