The relationship between STI testing and sport is not directly supported by scientific evidence. Indirect connections exist in practice: athletes, especially at elite levels, often undergo comprehensive health screenings that may include sexually transmitted infection (STI) tests – for example, due to travel to competitions or increased risk behavior. Some sports organizations recommend or require STI screening as part of medical care. However, there is no genetic or physiological basis linking STI tests directly to athletic performance. The evidence here is primarily practice-based, not from controlled studies. Consumers should understand that STI tests are important for general health but are not specifically designed for athletes. MyBody-X does not offer STI tests; combining STI and sport tests in a package would be a matter of personal health management rather than evidence-based synergy. We recommend discussing such decisions with a physician.
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