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Myths vs facts: Fertility Check | Fruchtbarkeits-Test and skin aging

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Myths vs facts: Fertility Check | Fruchtbarkeits-Test and skin aging

The Fertility Check / Fruchtbarkeits-Test by MyBody-X measures hormones such as AMH, FSH, and estradiol, which are relevant for fertility. However, there is no scientifically established link between these markers and skin aging. While hormones like estrogen do influence skin health, a fertility test is not designed to predict or assess skin aging. Claims that this test can provide insights into skin aging are misleading and based on marketing, not evidence. Skin aging is driven by UV exposure, lifestyle, genetics, and collagen degradation – not by fertility hormones. Consumers should understand that a fertility test only covers a part of reproductive health and cannot comment on skin condition or biological skin age. For skin aging, specific tests (e.g., skin analysis, collagen measurement) or a dermatological evaluation are more appropriate. Evidence grade: marketing/unclear.

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