The cost of MyBody-X DNA tests varies by type: a metabolism or nutrition DNA test typically ranges from €100 to €200, while more comprehensive panels like the Longevity test can cost up to €300. Exact prices are not provided in the given context, but consumer DNA tests generally fall in this range. What you can do yourself without buying a test: keep a food diary, track symptoms after meals, and try an elimination diet (e.g., dairy- or gluten-free for 2–4 weeks). Focus on balanced nutrition, regular exercise, adequate sleep, and stress management—these lifestyle factors often have a greater impact on well-being than individual gene variants. The provided Q&A notes that IgG food intolerance tests are not validated for diagnosis and can lead to unnecessary restrictions, especially in children. For genetic variants like PPARG rs1801282, the effect on cholesterol is small and not clinically actionable alone. In Germany, DNA tests are regulated by the Genetic Diagnostics Act (GenDG); testing minors for non-medical purposes is restricted. Always consult a doctor before making dietary changes based on a self-test. In short: a DNA test can offer clues, but it does not replace medical diagnosis or a healthy lifestyle.
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