02/19/2026
Ever been told everything looks “normal,” but you still do not feel right?
Many conventional stool tests check for one specific organism at a time, like H. pylori or giardia. Helpful, yes. Comprehensive, not always.
The GI Map is different. It delivers four and a half pages of detailed results. It tests for H. pylori, opportunistic bacteria that can overgrow, and your beneficial gut bacteria that help produce neurotransmitters and hormones. It also evaluates digestive markers, pancreatic enzyme function, immune markers, and even zonulin, a marker often associated with gut barrier integrity.
What makes it even more powerful is the technology behind it. GI Map uses quantitative PCR, meaning it does not just detect organisms, it measures them. You get clear numbers showing exactly what is present in your sample.
If you are ready for deeper answers and data you can actually work with, this test could be a game changer.
Schedule your GI Map consultation today and take the guesswork out of your gut health.
