Gut Microbiome (Rama Genome Center) (S2ANTI24302) [S2ANTI24302]

About This Service

Gut Microbiome and GI Effect Analysis: Understanding Digestive Health
Did you know? Our gut contains approximately 100 trillion microorganisms, including both beneficial and harmful bacteria, which significantly influence our overall health.
- Weight of Microbiota: Around 2 kilograms in the body.
- Number of Microbiota: Twice as many as the cells in our body.
- Species Diversity: Over 5,000 species of gut microbiota.
- Gut Microbiome Testing analyzes probiotics and microorganisms in the body responsible for digesting food and producing vitamins. Maintaining a balance between beneficial and harmful bacteria is key to supporting various aspects of health, including mood, sleep, digestion, and weight management.
Benefits of Balanced Gut Microbiota
- Good Bacteria: Improve digestion, brain health, skin condition, and gut health.
- Harmful Bacteria: Excessive levels can lead to issues like gastritis, acid reflux, insomnia, migraines, and even cancer.
- Health Issues Linked to Imbalanced Gut Microbiota
- Migraines
- Insomnia
- Acne and inflammation
- Recurrent allergic rashes
- Asthma
- Metabolic disorders
- insu.lin resistance and diabetes
- Obesity
- GI effects
- Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS)
- Impaired digestion and nutrient absorption
- Increased risk of colon cancer
- Balancing your gut microbiota is essential for preventing these conditions and promoting overall health.
Examination List:
The results will provide insights into the top 5 microorganisms in the body that may impact health conditions, including:
- BMI and Obesity
- Glucose Metabolism (Risk of diabetes and insu.lin resistance)
- Lipid Metabolism (Fat digestion and utilization process)