Blogs

Bloating keeps coming back despite diet changes? Learn how gut microbiome testing can reveal ecosystem patterns behind chronic bloating and guide more personalized care.

The gut microbiome has become one of the fastest-growing areas of clinical research, with studies linking microbial health to digestive disorders, autoimmune disease, metabolic health, mental health, and healthy aging.

Comparing GutID and Thorne gut health tests? Learn how Titan-1™ long-read sequencing and shotgun metagenomics differ in measuring bacterial diversity and relative abundance.

Shotgun metagenomics sequences everything. Long-read sequencing measures bacteria directly. Learn how each approach affects diversity, relative abundance, and clinical interpretation.

Learn how GutID® compares to GI-MAP. Explore differences in sequencing technology, clinical accuracy, ecosystem analysis, and why microbiome testing is evolving. 

Gut dysbiosis describes an imbalance in the community of bacteria living in the digestive tract. Understanding what it is, what drives it, and how it is measured is the first step toward a more informed conversation about gut health.

Each year, resistant bacteria contribute to millions of infections worldwide, making once-routine treatments increasingly difficult. While much of the conversation focuses on hospitals and infectious disease, researchers now recognize that the gut microbiome plays an important role in the ecology of antibiotic resistance.

Whether you're managing IBS, IBD, autoimmune disease, cardiometabolic conditions, Parkinson's disease, or treatment-resistant gastrointestinal symptoms, the gut microbiome is increasingly recognized as an important contributor to patient health.