AMH (Anti-Müllerian hormone) is a biomarker for ovarian reserve and is primarily used in fertility assessment. Its direct relationship with weight loss („Abnehmen“) is not clearly established. Some studies suggest that obesity may be associated with lower AMH levels, possibly due to hormonal and inflammatory factors. After significant weight loss—through diet or bariatric surgery—some research has observed modest increases in AMH, but the effects are small and highly variable. Importantly, AMH is not a direct marker for weight loss or metabolic health. MyBody-X does not offer AMH testing; if a biomarker test is performed, interpretation should always be in a clinical context. The evidence is rated as 'mixed': there are mechanistic and observational hints, but no strong clinical evidence for a causal relationship. Those aiming to lose weight should focus on established methods like calorie balance and exercise, not on AMH levels.
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