PRLog (Press Release) 8/1/2011 M & S Sales Marketing announces partner program opportunity.
The long awaited plan to increase the marketing opportunity of DNA Genetic Testing to entrepreneurs around the world has been launched. Called GenoPreneurs, these entrepreneurs can sell tests for commissions, or, by partnering direct earn higher payouts on a vast array of DNA Tests.
GenoPreneurs can also refer candidates to the program and received bonus payments for those who are selected into the program.
The opportunity is available for viewing at http://NextBiggestThing.com

 

PRLog (Press Release)  Oct 13, 2010  M & S Sales Marketing announced that all the agreements are now in place to launch IGT (InternationalGeneticTest.com).
"Today we are ready to move our plans forward and implement this exciting and cutting edge business model. Our partner laboratory (the most highly accredited DNA testing lab in the world) will serve as our premier testing lab" said Steven Oxier president and CEO of M & S Sales Marketing.
"We're interested in advancing the use of this technology by educating the consumer and working with health professionals around the world!", Oxier said.
Oxier indicated that, although a vast array of DNA tests will be available, particular emphasis will be put on The Genetic Disposition Test which tests for the predisposition for major diseases and conditions listed below.
"It's our job to get the word out to the consumer and making available a platform where tests can be ordered online easily and with complete confidence. This is a program we have been working on for many months. In addition, we are exploring opportunities in Genetic tests for Nutrition Planning based on results of DNA testing."

The Genetic Disposition Test looks for a predisposition for the following diseases and conditions:
> General Health
Obesity
Migraine
Type 1 diabetes
Type 2 diabetes

> Cancers
Bladder cancer
Breast cancer
Colorectal cance
Gastric cancer
Lung cancer
Prostate cancer
Skin cancer

> Immune System
Lupus
Graves' disease
Celiac disease
Multiple sclerosis
Psoriasis


> Cardiovascular Conditions
Aneurysm
Atrial fibrillation
Heart disease
Peripheral arterial disease
Venous thromboembolism

> Aging
Macular degeneration
Alzheimer's disease
Osteoarthritis
Rheumatoid arthritis

IGT recommends that a physician be consulted when interpreting the Genetic Disposition Test.