- Sample
- Stool swab
- Results in
- 3-4 weeks
- Delivery
- Ireland, free
Free delivery
GI Axis
Gut Microbiome Test
Simple at home stool sample swab from toilet roll
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Free Shipping
Free shipping both ways included in the price!
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Local Logistics
Free prepaid return label in every kit
What's included?
- Accredited laboratory genetic analysis
- Comprehensive gut microbiome analysis
- Microbiome Diversity (Shannon Index)
- Intestinal Permeability Index
- 10 Gut Health Axes - 20 Gut Interaction Insights
Description
Gut Microbiome Test
Includes:
Core Metrics
- 17 Significant Bacteria
- Microbiome Diversity – Shannon Index
- Intestinal Permeability Index
- Calprotectin Linked Dysbiosis Score
- Hydrogen Producers (SIBO)
- Antibiotic Degradation
- Cardiovascular Health (TMAO)
Gut Health Axes
- Gut-Skin Axis
- Gut Thyroid Axis
- Gut-Metabolism Axis
- Gut-Heart Axis
- Gut-Liver Axis
- Gut-Joint Axis
- Gut-Eye Axis
- Gut-Hormone Axis
- Gut-Brain Axis
- Gut-Lung Axis
Gut Interaction Insights
- SCFA Producers
- Inflammation Index
- Immunity
- Sleep
- Protein Absorption
- Fat Absorption
- Carbohydrate Absorption
- Mood & Mental Health
- Autoimmunity
- Detoxification
- Stress Resilience
- Longevity
- Insulin Balance
- Bloating / Gas
- Vitamin Absorption
- Bowel Habits
- ADHD
- Histamine Index
- Fitness
- ASD
Our Process
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Order your gut microbiome test kit
Buy your kit online, we'll send everything you need directly to your door within 2 working days.
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Collect sample
Just a simple swab of used toilet roll! Full instructions included inside every kit to walk you through how to test.
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Tell us about your symptoms
Log in to your account and tell us about your symptoms, this helps us to create your personalised plan
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Get your personalised insight report
Use the prepaid shipping label to send your sample to our lab, results are emailed 3-4 weeks later.
Cover all bases with a gut microbiome test
Our test covers all bases by not only identifying the troublesome bacteria but also gives you a personalised health plan to remove them for good.
Research shows that imbalances of certain bacteria within your gut can directly trigger symptoms.