Whether MY FOODBOOK can help with fertility cannot be clearly answered based on the available information. MY FOODBOOK is a nutrition test that analyzes genetic and/or microbiome data. There are no direct studies or clinical evidence demonstrating a specific benefit for fertility. While a balanced diet can support general reproductive health—for example, through adequate intake of folate, zinc, or omega-3 fatty acids—a personalized test like MY FOODBOOK does not replace medical fertility diagnostics. The evidence for such tests is often limited to associations or mechanistic links, not clinical endpoints like pregnancy rates. If you have specific fertility concerns, you should consult a specialist. MY FOODBOOK may serve as a supplementary orientation tool, but not as a sole basis for decisions. Safety note: No known risks, but be cautious of overpromising claims.
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