warum nehme ich nicht ab — what symptoms are typical?

The question of why you are not losing weight is multifactorial, involving calorie balance, hormones, genetics, microbiome, sleep, stress, and inflammation. The provided context (blood markers like ferritin, Lp(a), DNA SNPs like rs2794720, antioxidants) does not directly address typical symptoms of weight loss resistance. Elevated ferritin may indicate inflammation or iron overload, which can impair metabolism. The rs2794720 SNP is associated with a modestly increased risk of metabolic syndrome, but its effect is small and lifestyle-dependent. Typical symptoms of stalled weight loss are often non-specific: fatigue, cravings, water retention, digestive issues, or hormonal imbalances. MyBody-X tests can offer clues about genetic predispositions or nutrient deficiencies but do not replace clinical evaluation. Without direct evidence from the context, the evidence base is weak. If weight loss remains elusive, consult a physician or dietitian to rule out underlying medical conditions such as hypothyroidism, insulin resistance, or chronic inflammation.