Get to the Root Cause of Your GI Symptoms & Inflammation
(30-Minute Lab Follow-up Call Included)
Test Type: Stool
Are you under high stress, experience digestive issues or unexplained body pain, brain fog, low energy or headaches? If you're doing your best to live a healthy lifestyle but continue to feel unwell, an imbalanced gut microbiome could be to blame. While trillions of microorganisms are found in our gut, it's possible for them to fall out of their homeostatic limits. What's more, we can acquire microorganisms that shouldn't be present in our body. This simple lab takes a comprehensive look at key gut bacteria and parasite markers to identify any possible underlying imbalances.
If you experience ongoing digestive or gastrointestinal issues, your daily routine can be severely disrupted. Your GI tract is the internal interface between you and the rest of the world. Anything that compromises its integrity and healthy function exposes you to a host of issues like inflammation and microbial imbalance, which can include abdominal cramps, diarrhea or constipation, bloating, gas, headaches, nausea or vomiting. Leaving suspected GI issues unaddressed can lead to a number of symptoms and more serious health conditions down the road. It's crucial to identify the root cause of your symptoms so that you can improve your gut health and ultimately achieve better balance and wellbeing. This easy at-home lab is an important test to complete for anyone with bowel or GI related issues by taking a comprehensive look at key markers of gut bacteria and parasites to identify any imbalances.
Please be sure to collect and return your sample within 14 days of receipt of your lab test. All lab tests expire within 6 months of purchase
New York State law prohibits shipment of lab products to New York State
Currently, shipping is available within the continental United States only. I am unable to ship to Alaska, Hawaii, or Puerto Rico at this time
(Orders are processed within 1-3 business days. Items will be shipped once processing is complete.)
Get to the Root Cause of Your GI Symptoms & Inflammation
(30-Minute Lab Follow-up Call Included)
Test Type: Stool
Are you under high stress, experience digestive issues or unexplained body pain, brain fog, low energy or headaches? If you're doing your best to live a healthy lifestyle but continue to feel unwell, an imbalanced gut microbiome could be to blame. While trillions of microorganisms are found in our gut, it's possible for them to fall out of their homeostatic limits. What's more, we can acquire microorganisms that shouldn't be present in our body. This simple lab takes a comprehensive look at key gut bacteria and parasite markers to identify any possible underlying imbalances.
If you experience ongoing digestive or gastrointestinal issues, your daily routine can be severely disrupted. Your GI tract is the internal interface between you and the rest of the world. Anything that compromises its integrity and healthy function exposes you to a host of issues like inflammation and microbial imbalance, which can include abdominal cramps, diarrhea or constipation, bloating, gas, headaches, nausea or vomiting. Leaving suspected GI issues unaddressed can lead to a number of symptoms and more serious health conditions down the road. It's crucial to identify the root cause of your symptoms so that you can improve your gut health and ultimately achieve better balance and wellbeing. This easy at-home lab is an important test to complete for anyone with bowel or GI related issues by taking a comprehensive look at key markers of gut bacteria and parasites to identify any imbalances.
Please be sure to collect and return your sample within 14 days of receipt of your lab test. All lab tests expire within 6 months of purchase
New York State law prohibits shipment of lab products to New York State
Currently, shipping is available within the continental United States only. I am unable to ship to Alaska, Hawaii, or Puerto Rico at this time
(Orders are processed within 1-3 business days. Items will be shipped once processing is complete.)
