Nestle plans to get engaged in development of individual diets which will be based on DNA tests.
These tests will determine cholesterol level, predisposition to any diseases and also other personal information which can be necessary for diet developers, Bloomberg reports.
The price can be up to 600 dollars a year.
Now the program is tested in Japan. 100 thousand people participate in it. These people have received special devices to get DNA information from the company. By means of the downloaded Nestle Wellness Ambassador application they send pictures of their food. Nestle specialists study the information and make recommendations how to change the food people consume.
