The CLOCK gene variant (e.g., rs1801260) regulates circadian rhythm and has been associated with a modestly increased risk of obesity and metabolic issues in observational studies. However, the effect is small and not deterministic—lifestyle factors like sleep hygiene, diet, and exercise are far more important. Regarding skin ('Haut'): disrupted circadian rhythms can impair skin barrier function, accelerate aging, and affect wound healing, but direct SNP-based evidence from the provided context is lacking. MyBody-X does not offer specific skin analysis. Therefore, focus on consistent sleep patterns, a balanced diet, and sun protection. The evidence for CLOCK and skin is mechanistic and indirect; clinical skin assessment remains essential. Safety note: Do not make medical decisions based solely on genetic test results.
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