A two-phase molecular and microbiological investigation, Gut screening provides precise data on the balance of the intestinal microbiota, identifying the presence of pathogenic bacteria, fungi, and parasites, and any alterations related to dysbiosis, inflammation, or chronic disorders.
In its standard version, the gut microbiota test—GUT SCREENING—is a molecular and microbiological investigation of the intestinal flora that verifies, counts, and evaluates both the protective bacterial flora (bifid bacteria, lactobacilli, etc.) and the presence and size of pathogenic flora. Any parasites and fungi are detected. Following pathogen identification, the aromatogram can determine and recommend the most effective essential oil for restoring the proper balance. The test is complemented by an antibiogram and/or micrograms—where necessary—to guide targeted therapy.
GUT SCREENING is recommended in the presence of bloating, reflux, diarrhea, constipation, digestive problems, or bowel movements.
The test is performed on stool.