Evidence check: NutriCare | INFINITY DNA-Test in the context of Langlebigkeit
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The NutriCare | INFINITY DNA Test is marketed as a comprehensive genetic test for nutrition and longevity. Based on available information, it analyzes genes similar to other longevity DNA tests, such as TERT (telomere maintenance), NFE2L2 (antioxidant defense), GLO1 (detoxification), and ADH1B (alcohol metabolism). However, the scientific evidence for these markers is mostly mechanistic or observational – clinical trials demonstrating a direct benefit for lifespan extension are lacking. The effect sizes of individual variants are generally small, so the test cannot predict biological age or life expectancy. Lifestyle factors such as diet, exercise, sleep, and stress management have a far greater impact. The test may serve as a motivator for healthier habits but should not be considered a medical diagnosis or reliable prognosis. The evidence is marketing-based; no independent clinical validation studies are available. Caution: Without knowing baseline vitamin D or mineral levels, supplementation recommendations can be risky.
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