Please Note: This service Does Note Include the GI-MAP Test, only the interpretation.

We offer a GI Mapping Written Interpretation & Protocol for people who have already done the GI-MAP Test by Diagnostic Solutions Lab. If you haven't already, you can order the test and our Interpretation Protocol by clicking here. When you have your results, Evenbetternow LLC will help you interpret your test results in a 10 page written report given by our specialist Rebecca Yenchik, CNC, CMH, HTMAp. Rebecca is a certified nutritional consultant (CNC) and health educator who is trained in the interpretation of GI map testing and hair tissue mineral analysis. To view Rebecca's brief biography, click here.

In this comprehensive and easy to read report, Rebecca will highlight the pathogens and microorganisms from your report that need addressing and summarize for you their sources, what conditions they can lead to, and help you establish a protocol to achieve better gut health with a strong microbiome.  Rebecca will lay out her recommended protocols (based on your GI-MAP test results) with a list of suggested supplements, dietary choices, and daily health practices for improving your gut microbiome. A healthy microbiome is important for healthy detoxification and neurotransmitter formation. These are huge steps towards achieving better health!

To view a partial sample of Rebecca's Written Interpretation & Protocol report, please click here. To view a sample Diagnostic Solutions GI-MAP test, click here. 

Why Do You Need A Gut Health Stool Test?

There are so many reasons to consider GI Map testing for your gut health.  Most notably, your second brain is in your gut.  That’s right!  You have 2 brains.  The gut is often called the second brain because it contains the enteric nervous system. This important network composed of various neurons helps us digest/absorb nutrients, regulate blood flow, and enables our immune defense.  The enteric nervous system is embedded in the walls of the intestinal tract beginning from the lower end of the esophagus to the rectum.   Keeping your gut free of parasites, problematic bacteria, and yeast is crucial for optimal health.

It's important to know that you don’t have to have GI symptoms to have a gut imbalance. Many people go years without knowing that their gut health is comprised. Hair loss, fatigue, skin problems and PMS have all been linked to gut imbalance.

For some though, the symptoms are major and can’t be missed.  Some of the most common gut imbalance symptoms are pain, IBS, constipation, flatulence, mucus, weight gain/loss, food cravings, poor sleep, poor nutrient absorption, autoimmune conditions, rheumatoid arthritis, anxiety, and depression.  These diagnoses are often given without a thought as to why they are occurring.

Gut health is easily impacted by stress, poor diet, environmental pollutants like glyphosate, statins, smoking, allergy medications, antidepressants, birth control pills, and diabetes medications like Metformin.

Note: Testing is not available to NY residents. (This is not our rule but the public health law of the state.)

After placing your order here for a written GI Map Interpretation & Protocol, you will receive an email with instructions on sending us your GI-MAP test results and an intake form, along with a consent form. The intake form will provide Rebecca with the information she needs to personalize your report and better serve you. Please note, we must have the results from your GI-MAP test before we can begin work on your report.

References:

Donato, Alessandra. "Enteric nervous system." University of Queens Island, https://qbi.uq.edu.au/brain/brain-anatomy/peripheral-nervous-system/enteric-nervous-system

Ruder, Debra. "The Gut and the Brain." Harvard Medical School, Dec. 2017, https://hms.harvard.edu/news-events/publications-archive/brain/gut-brain

"The Brain-Gut Connection." John Hopkins Medicine, https://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/health/wellness-and-prevention/the-brain-gut-connection.

Please Note: This service Does Note Include the GI-MAP Test, only the interpretaion.

10 pg Written Interpretation and Protocol for GI-MAP test results!