This GI Panel will provide you with all the information you need to make decisions in your health journey. You don't need a doctor's order for these tests. You can order them directly from the links provided and do the tests on your own. Working with a qualified practitioner to interpret labs is highly recommended.
Gut Health Investigative Panel
GI MAP (stool) - option 1
GPL/Mosaic Comprehensive Stool Analysis w/ Parasitology - option 2
GPL/Mosaic Comprehensive Stool Analysis w/ Parasitology - option 2
Stool tests can be helpful in identifying certain microbial overgrowths and will also give insight into inflammatory and digestive conditions.
GPL/Mosaic Comprehensive Stool Analysis w/ Parasitology - option 2
GPL/Mosaic Comprehensive Stool Analysis w/ Parasitology - option 2
GPL/Mosaic Comprehensive Stool Analysis w/ Parasitology - option 2
Stool tests can be helpful in identifying certain microbial overgrowths and will also give insight into inflammatory and digestive conditions.
SIBO Test (breath)
GPL/Mosaic Comprehensive Stool Analysis w/ Parasitology - option 2
GPL/Mosaic OAT - Organic Acids Test (urine)
SIBO (Small Intestinal Bacterial Overgrowth) can cause a range of symptoms from excess gas and burping to constipation and/or diarrhea. SIBO is also associated with neurodegenerative conditions.
GPL/Mosaic OAT - Organic Acids Test (urine)
IGG Food MAP 190 foods + Candida (dried blood spot)
GPL/Mosaic OAT - Organic Acids Test (urine)
The Great Plains Lab Organic Acids Test is a staple in functional lab panels. The OAT offers insight into infectious and toxic burdens, as well as mitochondrial, nutritional, inflammatory, and oxalate markers.
IGG Food MAP 190 foods + Candida (dried blood spot)
IGG Food MAP 190 foods + Candida (dried blood spot)
IGG Food MAP 190 foods + Candida (dried blood spot)
The IgG food sensitivity panel is new and improved! See which foods your body may not agree with!
Celiac Disease Genetic Test
IGG Food MAP 190 foods + Candida (dried blood spot)
IGG Food MAP 190 foods + Candida (dried blood spot)
More than 95% of those with Celiac Disease test positive for either HLA-DQ2 or HLA-DQ8. Testing the HLA-DQ genes can be used to support the diagnosis of Celiac Disease. This test is appropriate for clients who are already diagnosed with another autoimmune disease, but may be on immunosuppressants or corticosteroids and can't do the Cyrex arrays for gluten/Celiac. Or for those who just want more support for a Celiac diagnosis.
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