Description Gut Microbiome GI Mapping Test Sydney Are you dealing with unresolved gut health issues like IBS, bloating, or food intolerances? Our bodies house trillions of microbes in the gut and on the skin, impacting our health. The gut microbiome, with over 1,000 bacterial species, plays a vital role in immune, brain, and digestive health. It starts influencing us at birth and affects our development and growth. Discover your microbiome’s insights through GI mapping, providing personalized reports and recommendations for better health and well-being from our clinical nutritionist. Our comprehensive microbiome test is unique in the field of comprehensive stool testing. It relies exclusively on quantitative polymerase chain reaction (qPCR) technology to detect parasites, bacteria, fungi, and more, by targeting the specific DNA of the organisms tested. You see in our bodies there are Trillions of microbes which reside for the most part inside your GUT and on your skin which can have a direct affect on our health. Most of the microbes in your intestines are found in your large intestine in an area called the cecum, and they are referred to as the GUT MICROBIOME According to recent research, scientist estimate that here are more than 100 Trillion cells in your body. There are roughly 37.2% of human cells and the rest are believed to be bacterial cells giving a ratio in your body of 3 to 1 of bacterial cells over human. What this means is that you are more bacteria than human!!!! There are over 1,000 species of bacteria in the human gut microbiome, and each of them plays a different role in your body. Most of them are extremely important for your health including supporting immune, brain and digestive health, while others may cause disease and are termed pathogenic bacteria. The gut microbiome refers to all of the microbes in your intestines, which act as another organ and is crucial for your health. The moment we are born the gut microbiome begins to have an impact on us and plays a crucial part in development and growth. During growth, your gut microbiome begins to diversify and our gut begins to contain many different types of microbial species and by the age of the 3 years old it is considered too be at a mature state. This The higher the microbiome diversity the more healthier it is considered for your health. As mentioned the gut microbiome affects us from birth and throughout life by controlling the digestion of food, immune system, central nervous system and other bodily processes it plays a vital role and can affect brain health by producing brain chemicals and communicating with nerves that connect to the brain also known as the Gut Brain Immune axis. Conditions where the Gut microbiome testing can support clinical diagnosis and protocol development include: Autoimmune diseases IBS/IBD Digestive complaints, diarrhoea or constipation Brain fog Inflammatory conditions Skin problems like acne and psoriasis Mood disorders, depression, and anxiety Diabetes and weight loss issues Find out what your microbiome can tell you about your health. Our Gut Microbiome test is a functional health assessment of your gut that provides detailed insights into the microorganisms inhabiting your gut and how they function. It is a powerful, evidence-based tool that allows you to learn about your unique microbial community in much detail and identifies dietary suggestions that may improve your overall health and wellbeing. The test analyses the microorganisms in your gut and explains what we currently know about their role in contributing to your health. Your Gut healthcare practitioner will receive detailed data about your gut and develop a personalised report . A full detailed report includes a comprehensive list of the bacterial species in your gut microbiome and the functions they perform, along with descriptions of how they can contribute to your health. A comprehensive personalised report is then followed by Personalised Nutritional advice and lifestyle interventions that are specific to your individuality by our Clinical Nutritionist.( extra time required for the program) FAQ What happens after I order my test ? After your buy your test and consult,A kit will be sent out to you, once its received you will need to take the sample on a Sunday and send to the Lab on the Monday (very important) Once the results are in we will contact you to make a time for your 30 min consultation.
