When it comes to the inflammatory dysbiosis, some key things that you want to consider is digestive support, okay?

So like chewing really well, like encouraging slow eating enzyme support. I would not bring in

hydrochloric acid until you're confirmed to not have H pylori anymore. I would

correct your constipation like really making sure that after meals you're having bowel movements, ideally two bowel movements a day, minimum one.

Hello and welcome to the podcast.

Today we get to chat about stool tests.

Yeah, poo!

I love, love the GI map from diagnostic solutions. It has up leveled my own health

when I was dealing with a ton of health issues a practitioner friend of mine

suggested a GI map and at the time I knew nothing about this situation but But I did it. I sent it my stool and we got some

invaluable information about it. Now the GI map is an innovative tool that measures gastrointestinal

microbiota DNA from a single stool sample

and uses incredible technology from a quantitative polyammarase chain reaction,

aka QPCR and real-time PCR technology.

And the GI map was designed to detect microbes that

may be disturbing normal bacterial flora balance and contributing to

illness as well as indicators of indigestion absorption

inflammation and immune function. So the GI map allows us to see the different

dysbiotic patterns that we're going to find in the gut.

So if you've been told by a practitioner, you have dysbiosis.

Well, okay, like, thanks, but that really doesn't tell us anything because dysbiosis literally just means imbalance.

Like I can tell you there's a lot of imbalance in my body.

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