Genova DNA Stool Test | GI-Effects | 3-Day Collection

Gastrointestinal tract (GI tract) function is important for general health. This includes balancing beneficial bacteria in the gut to enhance health benefits. GI tract health is key to digestion, nutrient usage, and ridding the body of waste and pathogens.

Poor digestion and malabsorption can lead to immune dysfunction, nutritional deficiencies, and various disease states. Poor GI tract function can also lead to food allergies and other toxicities. The GI-Effects Metamextrix stool test uses advanced DNA technology to analyze GI tract health.

Your intestinal tract contains significant amounts of bacteria, some beneficial, some neutral, and some that can be harmful. It is essential to know the bacterial balance of your GI tract, especially if you have long-standing health problems. Health-enhancing intestinal bacteria serve to prevent the overgrowth of potentially harmful bacteria in the gut.

Symptoms of an unhealthy GI tract may not always be present. This specific Metametrix stool test gives a detailed analysis of GI tract health. You and your healthcare practitioner can use the information to develop a plan to restore the optimal function of the GI tract.

Why should you use the Genova GI-Effects Stool Test?

• Requires three sample collections. That said, the 3-day collection option is better at detecting parasites.
• Greater accuracy due to advanced technology DNA analysis.
• Evaluate the balance of GI tract bacteria shown to contribute to weight gain.
• If autoimmunity is a concern, the DNA stool test may point out areas of the gut that could negatively impact the immune system.
• Identifies drug resistance genes to help determine ideal drug agents.
• To maintain good health

Genova DNA Stool Test Includes:

• Inflammation
  • New- Calprotectin: Distinguishes between Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) and Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD).
  • New- Eosinophil Protein X (EPX): Immune inflammation marker.
• Immune function
• Yeast
• Parasites
• Bacteria
• Pathogens
• Drug and natural agents that respond to “bad” bacteria
• Cancer-preventative short-chain fatty acids
• Pancreatic function
• Markers for digestion and absorption of nutrients
  

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