Group 1 - The core viewpoint emphasizes the importance of early prevention of chronic diseases through genetic testing and personalized health management [3][6]. - The article discusses the evolution of genetic testing technology and its applications in predicting risks associated with chronic diseases, tumors, and drug metabolism [2][6]. - It highlights the target audience for genetic testing, particularly those aged 30-60 with high stress, irregular diets, and family histories of chronic diseases [5][6]. Group 2 - The article introduces the concept of "invisible aging," suggesting that genetic factors can reveal hidden health risks and the importance of lifestyle interventions [7][12]. - It stresses that appearing young does not equate to being healthy, advocating for scientific testing and lifestyle changes to maintain youthfulness and mitigate health risks [12]. - The content outlines a series of live sessions scheduled for September, October, and November, focusing on health management and genetic testing [13].