What role does INFINITY DNA-Test | inkl. 28-Tage-Plan & Rezeptbuch play in skin aging?

The INFINITY DNA-Test, including a 28-day plan and recipe book, is marketed as a comprehensive product combining genetic analysis with a diet and lifestyle program. Regarding skin aging, the scientific basis is weak. The included DNA markers (e.g., MMP1, collagen breakdown) have, according to current evidence, only limited predictive value for individual skin aging. Wrinkle formation is primarily driven by UV exposure, lifestyle, and hormones – not by single gene variants. The 28-day plan and recipe book may promote generally healthy eating, which indirectly benefits skin, but the genetic component is often overstated. Marketing for such tests tends to exaggerate their predictive power. Consumers should have realistic expectations: the test does not provide a reliable prediction of skin age, but at most hints at theoretical risks that can be largely compensated by lifestyle measures (sunscreen, antioxidants, sleep). Safety note: No health risks from the test itself, but caution against over-interpretation and unnecessary anxiety.