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Myths vs facts: STI Test and allergy

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Myths vs facts: STI Test and allergy

The provided context contains no information that MyBody-X offers STI (sexually transmitted infection) tests or allergy tests. Their product line focuses on DNA tests for metabolism and fitness, plus blood tests for vitamins, cholesterol, and similar markers. Myths about STI testing: A single test does not cover all pathogens; home tests can give false negatives if the infection is still in the window period. Facts: Only a doctor’s visit with targeted diagnostics (e.g., PCR, serology) is reliable. For allergies: Many commercial tests (e.g., IgG blood tests) are not evidence-based and lead to unnecessary dietary restrictions. An allergist should perform specific IgE tests or challenge tests. MyBody-X does not offer these tests. Caveat: Do not rely on unvalidated home tests for STIs or allergies – seek medical advice.

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