One-Size Supplements vs. a Formula Built Around Your DNA
Walk down any supplement aisle and every bottle says the same thing: one dose, for everyone. It's a guess about an average person.
Where the guess breaks down
People differ in how they process nutrients and plant compounds. Some of that comes from genetic variation. A product made for the average person can't account for that.
What a personalized approach changes
| Off-the-shelf | Temple of Herbs | |
|---|---|---|
| Starting point | The average person | Your raw DNA file |
| Selection | A fixed recipe | 15–20 botanicals chosen from 300+ |
| Safety | General label warnings | Genetic safety screen applied first |
| Adjusts over time | No | Yes, at each cycle, based on your daily check-ins |
| Your own concerns | Not considered | Included, and tracked |
How we build it
- Our ToH AI engine reads your file and looks at 400+ health-relevant variants.
- It scores 13 functional clusters and 13 body systems.
- It weighs your age, sex, body profile, and goals.
- It selects botanicals for you, with the safety screen applied first.
The part that surprises people: it keeps learning
You log a short daily check-in: energy, sleep, mood, digestion, stress. Add up to three personal things you want to track, in your own words. Your next cycle reflects the trend.
Ready to stop guessing?
These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
Temple of Herbs is not affiliated with 23andMe, Ancestry, or MyHeritage. Product names are trademarks of their owners. This guide is general information only and is not medical advice.