Clinicians

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Actionable results for more personalized interventions. No more generic signs of "dysbiosis” but specific areas that you can intervene in.

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Discover the root of your patients' gut problems

Analyzing the microbiome of your patients is becoming increasingly important to tailor an intervention to their needs.

Whether you are a Nutritionist, a Naturopath, a Functional Medicine practitioner, a Gastroenterologist, or a Clinician who integrates a system biology approach into your practice, knowing the bacterial composition in your patient's gut allows you to provide a more personalized treatment.

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Here are the differences between

tests and others

GutID tests identify and analyze ALL bacteria present in a sample and interpret the main indicators of microbiome health and balance, such as diversity, resistome, etc.

GutID has been designed to target specific areas of concern, providing overview of the microbiome’s health, including indications of areas to review.

Clinically relevant sections which indicate which function and type of bacteria need to be addressed.

Simple, Seamless, and Clinically Effective

The GutID tests offer you the possibility to focus on specific areas of clinical relevance, such as the type and abundance of protective bacteria, the precise identification of species and strains that may cause abnormal inflammatory and immune responses, the likelihood that some bacteria may affect specific biological pathways (what we now call the “gut axes”) and so on.

These tests will enable you to learn that your patient’s issues, ranging from gastrointestinal symptoms to problems that seem inexplicable, may be caused by very unusual bacteria, rarely observed before, or simply by an abnormal abundance of bacteria, even of those traditionally regarded as beneficial (for example, probiotic species).

Empower your practice with GutID—delivering the precision and actionable insights clinicians need to improve patient outcomes.