The research clearly shows that gut health isn't just about avoiding stomach issues—it plays a huge role in overall well-being.

The bacteria, yeasts, fungi, and more (our gut microbiome) influence our diet, immune system, metabolism, mood, and hormones.

The GI Map Test (GI Microbial Assay Plus) is a stool test that assesses your gut microbiome for bacterial, parasitic, and viral pathogens, microbial balance, and other intestinal health markers, such as low immune function, poor pancreatic elastase output, or intestinal permeability.

We can precisely identify the likely underlying cause of digestive symptoms using the GI Map results. This enables us to adopt a targeted approach to rebalancing the gut and nurturing a thriving, diverse gut microbiome for optimal health.

The Mediator Release Test is a simple, patented blood test that identifies our body’s reactions to 140 foods and 30 food chemicals by measuring the number of mediators released and the subsequent changes in white blood cells.

By identifying food sensitivities, I can accurately determine which specific foods trigger an immune response, eliminating the need for extensive elimination diets.

This targeted approach allows for more efficient and personalized dietary interventions.

Intracellular Micronutrient testing is a specialized form of nutritional testing that assesses the levels of essential vitamins, minerals, and other micronutrients within the body's cells. It provides a more accurate reflection of the nutrient status within the cells where they are used.

Micronutrient testing allows us to identify deficiencies and optimize nutrient levels through a combination of diet and targeted supplementation.

Continuous Glucose Monitoring (CGM) provides real-time data on glucose levels, allowing us to monitor your blood sugar trends throughout the day.

Using this data, we can make more strategic decisions regarding diet, exercise, and lifestyle recommendations, helping you achieve sustainable weight loss and stable energy levels.

Hair Tissue Mineral Analysis (HTMA) measures the mineral content of hair - including nutritional deficiencies and environmental toxins. HTMA test results can provide insight into your current symptoms or concerns.

HTMA allows us to examine patterns over a longer period of time and can provide dramatic insight into issues such as PMS, chronic fatigue, digestion, endocrine function, and more.

Results can give us insight into our digestion, blood sugar balance, heavy metal load, thyroid function, inflammation, mineral status, stress responses, etc.