A DNA test from MyBody-X typically costs between €100 and €300, depending on the panel (e.g., nutrition, longevity, metabolism). It can provide insights into genetic predispositions – for example, inflammatory response (IL-1B rs1143634), oxidative stress recovery (GPX1 rs1050450), or lipid metabolism (APOA5 rs662799). However, the effect of single SNPs is small, and lifestyle factors dominate health outcomes. The DNA Longevity Test analyzes SNPs with very small effect sizes on lifespan; no randomized trial shows that knowing these SNPs extends life. Evidence is mostly mechanistic or from GWAS, not from direct human interventions. A test can serve as orientation but should not be used for diagnosis or as sole basis for action. For persistent symptoms (e.g., fatigue, weight gain), medical evaluation is essential. MyBody-X articles on cortisol and longevity are marketing content. Bottom line: DNA tests can help if you understand their limitations – they do not replace medical advice.
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