Myths vs facts: Fertility Check | Fruchtbarkeits-Test and Darmgesundheit
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There are many myths surrounding fertility tests and gut health. A common myth is that a single test – such as a DNA or microbiome test – can fully assess fertility. In reality, fertility is a complex interplay of hormones, egg/sperm quality, age, lifestyle, and organic factors. A fertility check may measure markers like estradiol, progesterone, testosterone, SHBG, or AMH, but it cannot replace a full gynecological or andrological workup. Another myth: gut health directly causes fertility problems. While research shows links between the gut microbiome, inflammation, and hormone regulation, the evidence is still moderate. A gut test can indicate dysbiosis but not a specific fertility disorder. The fact is: both hormone and gut tests can provide useful puzzle pieces, but they must be interpreted within a medical context. MyBody-X offers hormone and microbiome tests, but not a dedicated fertility diagnostic. The evidence for such combined claims is currently rated as 'mixed' to 'unclear'.
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