GI Map Test is only available through a Certified Functional Medicine Practitioner or Doctor and needs to be ordered on a case-by-case basis.
In ordering this test, you've spoken with Riannan to find that this would be a good match for you. Your purchase with this test is non-refundable and will include the follow up Report Meeting and recommendations for dealing with the results.
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You've been dealing with digestive issues for months, maybe years. Your doctor runs the usual tests, everything comes back "normal," yet you still feel terrible. Sound familiar?
The GI-MAP test might be the piece of your health puzzle that no one has mentioned yet. While standard stool tests only check for a handful of obvious problems, this specialized analysis examines what's actually happening in your digestive system — bacteria levels, harmful pathogens, inflammation markers, and digestive function indicators that most doctors never think to measure.
Standard medical approaches often miss the root cause of gut-related symptoms. Your healthcare provider might run basic tests for common pathogens or inflammatory markers, but these surface-level analyses frequently fail to identify the underlying imbalances affecting your health. Many doctors don't routinely offer advanced gut testing, even though it can reveal crucial information about conditions ranging from irritable bowel syndrome to autoimmune disorders. The connections between gut health and seemingly unrelated issues like skin problems, fatigue, and mental health concerns often go unexplored in conventional medical settings.
But what exactly does the GI-MAP test involve, and who might benefit from this type of testing? Whether you've been searching for answers to persistent health problems or simply want to understand what's happening in your gut, this information could point you toward the solutions you've been looking for.
What are diagnostics and how does the GI-MAP work?
The GI-MAP (Gastrointestinal Microbial Assay Plus) represents a different approach to understanding gut health. While basic stool tests only look for specific pathogens, the GI-MAP analyzes your entire gut microbiome using DNA technology.
Understanding the GI-MAP stool test
The GI-MAP uses quantitative polymerase chain reaction (qPCR) technology to detect microorganisms by identifying their specific DNA signatures. This molecular testing method offers higher sensitivity than conventional culture-based stool tests. Rather than simply telling you whether certain bacteria are present, the GI-MAP quantifies exactly how much of each organism exists in your gut ecosystem.
The test examines several key areas of gut health:
- Pathogenic bacteria, parasites, and viruses that may cause symptoms
- Beneficial bacteria levels that support digestive function
- Inflammatory markers indicating gut issues
- Digestive enzyme production and nutrient absorption
- Intestinal health markers showing gut lining integrity
