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GI-Map is a a stool-based laboratory assessment that evaluates components of the gut micro-biome and other digestive health markers. Testing may provide additional information to help guide wellness recommendations.
When the gut is not functioning optimally, symptoms may show up far beyond
the digestive system.
Symptoms and Concerns May Include:

The gut influences much more than digestion. Research continues to demonstrate connections between gut health and immune function, metabolism, nutrient absorption, inflammation, mood, and overall wellness.
The gut plays a role in:
Common Sings of Gut Dysfunction:
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The GI-MAP Evaluates:
Microbiome Balance
Beneficial bacteria that support digestion, immunity, and overall health
Opportunistic Bacteria
Organisms that may contribute to digestive symptoms and inflammation when present in excess
Parasites
Common intestinal parasites that may affect digestion and nutrient absorption
Yeast & Fungal Organisms
Including Candida species and other fungal overgrowth.
H. pylori
A bacteria associated with reflux, gastritis, ulcers, and digestive discomfort
Digestive Function
Markers that evaluate digestive efficiency and nutrient breakdown
Inflammation
Markers that may indicate irritation or inflammation within the digestive tract
Immune Function
Marks that help assess gut-associated immune activity
The GI-MAP is a convenient at-home stool test. A collection kit is shipped directly to your home with clear, step-by-step instructions. After collecting your sample, simply place it in the prepaid packaging and mail it back to the laboratory. We will review the lab results together and discuss how the findings may relate to your symptoms.
The GI-MAP is not the entire picture of health - but it can provide a valuable glimpse into the landscape of your gut, revealing opportunities for personalized and actionable planning.
Unlike many traditional digestive evaluations, the GI-MAP uses advanced PCR (DNA) technology to identify and measure organisms and markers within the digestive tract. This level of testing is not commonly offered in conventional medical settings and may provide insights that otherwise go unexplored.