What role does AMH play in Darmgesundheit?

AMH (anti-Müllerian hormone) is a biomarker for ovarian reserve and is used in fertility assessment. There is no scientifically established direct role of AMH in gut health. Gut health is influenced by factors such as microbiome composition, intestinal barrier integrity, inflammation, and nutrient absorption – not by AMH. If a test like MyBody-X measures AMH as part of a hormone panel, it is intended for reproductive health evaluation, not gut function. The evidence for any link between AMH and gut health is absent (unclear). Caveat: Do not use AMH levels to infer gut health status. Consult a gastroenterologist for gut-related concerns.