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Myths vs facts: NutriCare | INFINITY DNA-Test and menopause

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Myths vs facts: NutriCare | INFINITY DNA-Test and menopause

Myths vs Facts: NutriCare | INFINITY DNA Test and Menopause Myth: A DNA test can tell you exactly which nutrients you need during menopause. Fact: DNA tests like NutriCare or INFINITY analyze SNPs (e.g., MTHFR, VDR) linked to nutrient metabolism, but effect sizes are small and not menopause-specific. Menopause is a complex hormonal transition best assessed via blood biomarkers (estradiol, FSH) and symptoms. DNA tests may suggest tendencies, but they cannot replace personalized nutrition advice from a healthcare provider. Myth: The test can identify your risk for osteoporosis during menopause. Fact: Some genetic variants (e.g., in VDR) are weakly associated with bone density, but menopause-related bone loss is primarily driven by estrogen decline. A DNA test alone is insufficient – DEXA scans and lifestyle factors are far more predictive. Evidence is mechanistic/observational, not strong enough for clinical decisions. Bottom line: DNA tests are screening tools, not diagnostic. For menopause management, blood work and medical guidance are essential. Evidence level: mixed/unclear.

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