Gut Insight
Your gut is central to your overall health, serving as the hub for nutrition integration and housing 70-80% of your immune cells. The interplay between your intestinal microbiota, epithelial layer, and mucosal immune system is crucial for well-being. An unhealthy gut, symptomatic or not, can impact overall health. Gut dysfunction, like malabsorption, increased permeability, and toxins, can lead to hormone issues, immune dysregulation, and systemic inflammation, making you feel unwell.
Find out with the following tests if your gut is healthy
Fatigue and inflammation panels included (Click here for details)

Aerodiagnostics SIBO Breath Test
ASSOCIATED symptoms: Bloating immediately to 30min post meal, gas, frequent loose watery stool, nausea, weight loss, fatigue, vitamin deficiencies
This is a simple 3 hour breath test which can be done at home or in the office to check for gut problems. This test checks the air you breathe out after drinking a special liquid. It looks for certain gasses to see if there are too many bacteria in your small intestine.

Genova Diagnostic Food Allergy and Sensitivity Testing
ASSOCIATED symptoms: Digestive issues, food intolerances, skin issues, post meal mental changes, and mood imbalances
- Blood test that identifies allergies to 19 foods, 15 molds, 16 inhalants specific to North American geographic regions
- Checks for Sensitivities and intolerances to 108 different foods and 23 spices
- Celiac profile screening. Celiac is a condition in which eating gluten causes immune reaction in your intestines

Genova Diagnostics GI Effects Stool Test
ASSOCIATED symptoms: Digestive issues, feeling unwell, frequent illness, Mood imbalances
- Digestion/Absorption: Checks to see if your pancreas is working well and if your body is breaking down fat and protein properly.
- Inflammation/Immunology: : Look at your bowel health to see if there are problems like allergies, autoimmune diseases (like IBD), or other bowel issues caused by inflammation. It also includes a test for colon cancer that doesn’t need any surgery (called FIT).
- Gut Microbiome: Evaluates your microflora to see if it is adequate, balanced or contributing to inflammation and excessive methane production
- Metabolic indicators: highlights the important functions of your microflora specifically looking at inflammation that can contribute to hormone and toxin dysfunction.
- Infections: Identifies bacterial, parasitic, or fungal infections and suggests medicines or natural treatments. The report also includes which medicines and natural agents work best for any harmful organisms found.
