but saturated fat and salt are indicators much more of cardiovascular, so obviously these are things that you can't see on the surface. my data is then loaded onto a pod that can be worn to help track my exercise and shape my shopping habits. you can scan the foods to see if you can eat them. ok, i shouldn't have that. i can also try it on here, which are also salted peanuts, but it says they're fine to have. 0.39 grams per serving there, 0.6 grams per serving in that, so it's almost double as much salt. i wouldn't have expected that. here you've got the same brand of peanut butter, and just changing from one to the other could apparently save you this much saturated fat over the course of a year — although of course this does all depend on how much you're consuming. so obviously lifestyle does have a big effect on this. what is the percentage balance, then, do you think, between dna and lifestyle? i would say it's roughly 30—70. dna is around 30, lifestyle is around 70.