GUT HEALTH ANALYSIS
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Uncover Hidden Infections
Identify the bacteria, parasites, yeast, and pathogens quietly disrupting your digestive and systemic health.
Understand Your Gut Balance
See how your gut's microbial ecosystem, digestive function, and inflammatory activity are truly holding up.
Personalized Treatment Strategy
Get clear, targeted recommendations based on your unique gut results, not guesswork.
Why Advanced Lab Testing
What Your Gut Has Been Trying to Tell You
Your gut influences digestion, immunity, energy, mood, hormones and detoxification. But standard labs often miss the root causes of chronic discomfort, bloating, fatigue, and stress-related symptoms.
The GI-MAP™ (Gastrointestinal Microbial Assay Plus) is an advanced functional stool analysis that reveals what’s truly happening in your digestive system, so we can build a personalized plan that gets to the source, not just the symptoms.
What Is a GI-MAP™ Test?
The GI-MAP™ is a comprehensive DNA-based analysis that provides insight into:
Microbial balance
Opportunistic organisms
Digestive function
Inflammatory markers
Immune activity
It gives us the objective data we need to identify what's driving your symptoms and determine the most effective next step.
The Value of Functional Gut Analysis
Many people jump straight into supplements or restrictive diets without understanding what their body actually needs.
This assessment allows us to:
Know exactly which pathogens, imbalances, or deficiencies are present.
Understand which symptoms are gut-driven versus other root causes.
Determine whether supplements are helping, unnecessary, or potentially harmful.
Build a protocol based on your data, not just symptoms.
It turns uncertainty into a focused, targeted direction.
This assessment is ideal if you:
✓ Experience chronic bloating, gas, or irregular bowel movements.
✓ Feel frequent discomfort after eating or suspect food sensitivities.
✓ Struggle with low energy despite adequate sleep.
✓ Notice brain fog, mood fluctuations, or increased anxiety.
✓ Experience recurring yeast or bacterial infections.
✓ Have low stress thresholds and immune vulnerability.
✓ Prefer a functional, root-cause perspective.
✓ Are considering deeper support and want clarity first.
If your symptoms have been dismissed or remain unexplained, this is the test that looks deeper.
HOW THE GI-MAP ASSESSMENT WORKS
Simple. Private. Convenient.
✓ A collection kit is shipped directly to you. Follow the step-by-step instructions, collect your sample, and mail it in.
✓ Samples undergo advanced DNA-based PCR analysis to identify critical microbial and functional health markers.
Insight Through Data
✓ Once your data is processed, a 60-minute one-on-one consultation is scheduled to interpret the findings in detail.
✓ This session identifies exactly where your gut is thriving or struggling, giving you a clear "why" behind your daily symptoms.
Strategy Driven by Evidence
✓ Based on your results, you'll leave with a specific, actionable path forward, built around your unique gut profile, not a one-size-fits-all approach.
✓ Recommendations may include a targeted protocol or a comprehensive, structured program to restore balance and keep it.
Ready to Decode Your Gut?
During this 15-minute call we'll determine if the GI-MAP is the right fit for your
goals and map out your next steps together.
FAQ's
How is the GI-MAP™ different from a regular stool test?
Most conventional stool tests are designed to detect acute infection, meaning they look for a limited number of pathogens when symptoms are severe or urgent.
The GI-MAP is different.
It uses quantitative PCR (DNA-based technology) to measure microbial patterns and functional markers in much greater detail. Rather than simply asking, “Is there an infection?”, it evaluates:
• Opportunistic and pathogenic bacteria
• Parasites and yeast
• Viral markers
• H. pylori and virulence factors
• Inflammatory and immune markers
• Digestive function indicators
• Gut barrier integrity markers
In other words, it provides a broader functional overview, not just a yes-or-no infection screen.
This allows us to identify imbalances that may contribute to ongoing digestive or systemic symptoms, even when standard lab work appears “normal.”
The GI-MAP™ is a functional health assessment and is not intended to diagnose disease or replace medical care.
When does it make sense to consider a GI-MAP™ assessment?
The GI-MAP may be appropriate when symptoms persist but traditional evaluations haven’t provided clear answers.
Many individuals pursue this assessment when:
• Digestive symptoms persist without a clear explanation.
• They suspect microbial imbalance but lack objective data.
• Symptoms extend beyond digestion, affecting energy, mood, immunity, or stress resilience.
• They want measurable insight before committing to a structured program.
Rather than guessing or layering supplements without direction, this assessment gives you the concrete answers to act on.
Do I need to stop medications or supplements before taking the test?
In some cases, yes.
Certain medications and supplements, especially antimicrobials, probiotics, or digestive enzymes, can influence results. Specific preparation instructions are provided before testing to ensure the most accurate data possible.
We want a clear snapshot of your current microbial landscape, not a temporary shift from something you recently started.
How accurate is the GI-MAP™ test?
While no test is perfect, the quantitative PCR technology used in the GI-MAP is highly sensitive, identifying specific organisms rather than broad categories and providing a reliable picture of microbial activity when interpreted in context.
Is this test only for people with digestive symptoms?
No. While digestive symptoms are common, gut imbalances can influence energy, mood, skin, immune function, and stress tolerance. Some individuals pursue testing due to systemic symptoms rather than overt digestive complaints.
What kind of support can I get after the consultation?
If you’d like ongoing guidance, we can review my programs to find the one that best suits your needs.
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