INFINITY DNA-Test | inkl. 28-Tage-Plan & Rezeptbuch: which blood markers matter?

The INFINITY DNA-Test analyzes genetic variants that may influence nutrient metabolism. Which blood markers matter depends on the genes tested – common examples include: vitamin D (25-OH-D) for VDR variants, homocysteine, B12, B6, folate for MTHFR/COMT, omega-3 index for FADS1/2, ferritin/transferrin for HFE, HbA1c/fasting glucose for TCF7L2, hs-CRP for IL-6, and liver enzymes (GGT, ALT) for ADH1B. The 28-day plan and recipe book use these genetic insights to tailor diet and lifestyle recommendations. However, the DNA test does not measure blood levels – it only indicates genetic predispositions. Blood markers should be assessed separately by a physician. Evidence for many gene–nutrient interactions is mechanistic or observational; no official DGE/EFSA guidelines exist for genotype-based intakes. Caveat: Lifestyle and environment usually outweigh single-gene effects. Do not overinterpret.