Are you doing everything you can and still unable to lose weight? Get a gut microbiome test to unlock the secret to a healthier lifestyle. Have you ever suffered from gut-related issues including acid reflux, diarrhea, bloating and constipation? You must know that they are a health nightmare. We usually take our digestive system for granted, unaware of its significant role in keeping our body healthy. So if you are suffering from skin problems, mental fog, discomfort and stubborn weight loss, know that it can all be gut-related. What Is a Gut Microbiome Test? Unlike a simple saliva or blood test, a microbiome test can identify all the living microorganisms in your gut. Utilizing the Gastrointestinal Microbial Assay Plus (GI-MAP) test, we identify the microbes causing abnormal microbial balance. Our nutritionist then examines the presence of the following in your gut:

• Parasites
• Yeast overgrowth
• Commensal bacteria
• Immune markers
• Pancreatic elastase
• Fat and protein
• Inflammatory markers
• Bacterial overgrowth
• Opportunistic pathogens

The microbiome can affect everything from your metabolism to your mood and immunity. The GI-Map uses DNA technology to measure both good and bad bacteria. It also evaluates the current balance of your overall health. Why Do You Need Gut Microbiome Testing? During the everyday process of eating, we voluntarily allow unwanted bacteria, pathogens and other microorganisms to enter our body. The food then travels from our mouth to the gut, which makes the gut the first line of defense in a human body. The gut's protective lining can be easily weakened by processed food, stress and antibiotics. Once the gut lining is weakened, it will automatically become the breeding ground for fungus, yeast, parasites and all other microorganisms. Therefore, it's important to get your gut tested to know the real cause of your weight gain and other symptoms. Gut Microbiome's Relationship with Your Weight An imbalanced lifestyle allows microbes known as gut dysbiosis to contribute to weight gain. An excess of such microbes can lead to severe health issues such as obesity. Also know that the presence of these microbes depends not on your eating habits or your genetics. Therefore, it will always vary from person to person. How does the GI-Map Test Work? The microbiome test uses your fecal sample and detects even the tiniest amount of DNA presence. It then divides the DNA into single strands. DNA is used to analyze the person's gastrointestinal tract. Once our nutritionists have all the information required, they will develop a plan for you to eliminate the unhealthy imbalances in your gut. We aim to repair, replace and reinoculate your gut by developing a diet, supplement and lifestyle plan. A gut microbiome test is equally important to your nutritionist. This is because only after having your gut examined will your nutritionist be able to develop the perfect health plan. To book your free breakthrough session, contact your experts at Cambiati Wellness Programs.