What is GI-MAP?
GI-MAP stands for Gastro-Intestinal Microbial Assay Plus and it is the most comprehensive digestive test on the market today. It utilizes the gold-standard of qPCR testing, a highly specific and accurate form of testing which assess for the DNA of microbes, including bacteria, yeast and parasites that conventional stool tests often miss…
Read MoreIn addition to sugar and refined carbohydrates, there are a lot of additives that we tend not overlook or not even notice have been added to our packaged foods. But wait, even if you “don’t eat processed foods”, you’re likely still getting these toxins in your diet.
Read MoreDo you feel like no matter what you eat you just aren’t seeing improvements in your digestion? Maybe no one has been able to give you answers for why you’re feeling the way you are. If you’re struggling with constipation, diarrhea, IBS, pain or just annoying bloat or gas, there is a path to healing for you!
Read MoreI use a high quality multivitamin/mineral at the foundation of my protocols with clients, whether they're wanting to improve their energy, gut health, immune function or anything else. In this article, I’ll share why I do, why you should be cautious when choosing your multivitamin and one of the best options to choose…
Read MoreUsually when someone thinks of gluten sensitivity, they think of digestive symptoms, like bloating or heartburn, but symptoms are not limited to the digestive tract. You can be sensitive to gluten and not even know it, as sensitivity can manifest in all different forms and to varying degrees…
Read MoreParasites create major gut dysfunction. One of the most common underlying factors for gut problems, especially IBS, are parasites! Bloating, diarrhea, constipation and abdominal pain are a few usual gut-related symptoms…
Read MoreLyme Disease has become an epidemic. The CDC states that 30,000 cases are discovered each year, but it’s estimated that the number is much higher, with as many as thousands going undiagnosed, misdiagnosed and untreated…
Read MoreWe have talked about the importance of having a healthy gut in order to support a strong immune system but remember that your gut microbiome affects many more areas than digestion and immunity…
Read MoreAs humans, we are hosts to hundreds of trillions of bacteria. In fact, our bacteria outnumber human cells 10:1! These bacteria are responsible for doing incredible things in our bodies, including regulating inflammation, modulating the immune system…
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