Why Gut Health Matters
The state of your gut microbiome influences digestion, immunity, metabolism, skin health, and even mood. Research confirms that gut imbalances contribute to autoimmune conditions, fatigue, brain fog, and weight challenges. Without precise data, symptoms are often treated superficially—never resolving the underlying cause.

The GI-MAP™ Advantage
Unlike conventional stool tests, the GI-MAP™ uses quantitative polymerase chain reaction (qPCR) technology to provide DNA-level accuracy. This allows practitioners to see not only whether microbes are present, but also how much DNA is detected, providing a clear picture of bacterial overgrowth, parasites, fungi, and viral patterns.

qPCR testing delivers:

• High sensitivity & reproducibility, validated to FDA standards

• Numeric results that track progress across retests

• Deeper clarity for creating personalised healing protocols

What It Helps Identify
The GI-MAP™ is trusted worldwide to uncover root causes in conditions such as:

• Autoimmune diseases

• IBS, IBD, diarrhea, or constipation

• Acne, eczema, psoriasis, and other skin issues

• Mood disorders, including depression and anxiety

• Blood sugar regulation and stubborn weight issues

• Brain fog and fatigue

Who Can Benefit?
Almost anyone, from those who are chronically ill to wellness-seekers. The test is also validated for children and infants, supporting families dealing with ADHD, autism spectrum concerns, or digestive complaints.

Root Cause Approach
The GI-MAP™ goes beyond surface-level testing. Quantifying infections and dysbiosis patterns helps practitioners identify which imbalances require urgent attention, which systems are already stable, and which interventions can be safely implemented next.

Links

• Root Cause Health Programs — anchor: “root cause programs”

• HTMA Mineral Test — anchor: “Hair Tissue Mineral Analysis”

• Functional Diagnostic Consult: “functional consult”

• Sovereign’s Blueprint Program : “personalised blueprint”

References:

• NIH: Human Microbiome & Health

• PubMed: Gut Microbiota & Chronic Disease