Summary and Microbiome Score
Your score out of 100; the shares of pathogens, Proteobacteria, Fusobacteria and Mycoplasmatota; and how many areas need review.
Sample report
See inside a GutID report.
This is the layout every report follows. Get a matched pair of full reports from one de-identified person, baseline and follow-up, by email.
Real pages from de-identified GutID sample reports.
Anatomy of a report
What each section shows.
The Target Plot
Every organism in the sample, sized by its share. More colors usually mean a more diverse community.
Overview and recommendations
Every area at a glance, with what to consider, such as a targeted probiotic, written beside the finding.
Microbiome scoring factors
Resilience, richness, evenness and more, each value set against a typical range.
Top 10 species
The most abundant species, with relative abundance, reference range and a flag when high.
The gut axes
Gut–Brain, Gut–Gastrointestinal, Gut–Metabolism, Gut–Heart and Gut–Immune, each with a summary and recommendations.
Every section above is cropped from de-identified GutID sample reports and shown exactly as it prints. Values are from the sample report.
One case, first test vs third
Watch an ecosystem change.
58.1%largest single species
59 species across 36 genera
18.8%largest single species
137 species across 89 genera
One de-identified case after a fiber recommendation (psyllium husk). By the third test the individual reported their IBS symptoms had resolved. Both Target Plots are shown exactly as they appear in the case’s reports. A single case; individual results vary.
The full reports
Both reports, sent to your inbox.
A matched pair from one de-identified person: the baseline report and the follow-up, every page as it was delivered. Choose Core Gut Insights or the Complete Microbiome Assessment.
- Both reports in full
- Sent to you by email
- Read them in your own time, or with your clinician
These are de-identified examples. They do not predict your own results.
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