Does anyone here try it?
It's fantastic, we've both been in contact with 3rd and 4th cousins, for me they are from the US, South africa and Australia.
I now know I'm prone to type II diabetes, so have cut down sugar intake and had reports on dozens of other health issues.
I think the current prices are a bit steep, but if they do another offer @ $100 I'll be recomending to everyone I know!
I haven't spat in a tube for them, so I don't know what their reports look like.
Again, nothing special.
However, I thought there were a few really interesting things such as highlighting particular drugs I might find less effective.
While this technology (and the statistical base that is used for correlations) is in its infancy there are some really interesting possibilities with extremely real world applications above and beyond early warning systems for genetic vulnerabilities to certain diseases.
It's far off in my opinion, and the site doesn't offer me much of a value add, but I signed up to reap benefits of future findings as well as hopefully integration into Google Health or equivalent.
That and I found some cousins on there.
So after a few months of putting it off, it turned out that I would be in the US (honeymoon) and I decided to just deliver the tubes back by hand for a bit of a laugh. Drove out to their processing facility in LA, wandered around the corridors for 30 minutes completely lost until a woman seemed to know what I was talking about, and handed it over. Told her that I didn't trust FedEx and liked to deliver my international mail by hand.
Couple of weeks later the results were online.
To those considering it: as with those reporting above, it's a little interesting but not all that exciting - I guess that could be a good thing though. For $400, skip it, but if they run another $100 special price it's probably worth it if you're curious.