Evidence check: Cardio Risk Check in the context of allergy

Combining a Cardio Risk Check with allergy testing in a single product lacks scientific support. Cardiovascular risk and allergies are distinct medical domains with different underlying mechanisms. While chronic inflammation from allergies could theoretically influence heart risk, there is insufficient evidence to derive direct cardiovascular conclusions from allergy markers. Such tests typically rely on genetic variants with small effect sizes or biomarkers not validated for this purpose. These combo packages are therefore more marketing-driven than evidence-based. For meaningful cardiovascular risk assessment, established clinical parameters (blood pressure, lipid profile, lifestyle) are essential. Allergy testing should be done separately based on medical indication. Do not rely on such combo tests for medical decisions.