Microbiome Tests

2-Hydroxyphenylacetic Acid

A research-grade look at one slice of urinary phenylalanine metabolism and gut microbial activity, beyond what standard urine tests show.

3-Indoleacetic Acid

Get an early read on how your gut microbes are handling tryptophan, a window standard labs do not open.

3-Oxoglutaric Acid

An exploratory urinary organic acid with limited direct evidence; often discussed alongside the more widely studied alpha-ketoglutarate.

4-Cresol

See how your gut bacteria and kidneys are handling protein breakdown, a window standard labs do not open.

4-Hydroxybenzoic Acid

Get an early read on your paraben exposure and gut microbial activity, beyond what routine labs reveal.

4-Hydroxyhippuric Acid

Get an early read on how your gut microbes are processing the plant compounds in your diet.

4-Hydroxyphenylacetic Acid

A research-grade urine marker that may give context on gut bacterial activity and tyrosine metabolism, not yet part of standard SIBO testing.

5-Hydroxymethyl-2-furoic Acid

Get an early read on how much heat-processed sugar your diet is actually delivering to your body.

Acetate %

Get an early read on whether your gut bacteria are making a balanced mix of fuel for your colon.

Acinetobacter

Check for a hospital-associated gut carriage signal, without mistaking it for an infection.

Actinomyces

Find out whether mouth microbes may be showing up downstream, a research-stage signal best read with gum and gut inflammation markers.

Aerobic Enteropathogens IgA

See whether your blood shows IgA reactivity to aerobic gut-pathogen targets, an exploratory clue stool tests do not measure.

Aerobic Enteropathogens IgG

Look for the blood antibody record some gut pathogens can leave after infection, especially when stool tests don't explain persistent symptoms.

Aerobic Vaginitis

The often-missed inflammatory vaginal infection that standard bacterial vaginosis testing can quietly overlook.

Akkermansia Muciniphila

See whether your gut harbors one of the most studied bacteria linked to metabolic and gut health.

Akkermansia Muciniphila

See one research-grade clue about the mucus layer that routine pathogen screens skip.

Akkermansia Muciniphila

Get an early read on the gut microbe tied to metabolism, inflammation, and healthy aging.

Alistipes

Track a research-stage gut signal whose direction changes across depression, fatty liver, and colorectal cancer studies.

Alloprevotella

A research-grade look at one fiber-fermenting branch of your gut community.

Alpha Haemolytic Streptococcus

Get an early read on whether mouth-dwelling bacteria are taking root in your gut, a signal of microbiome disruption.

Anaerobic Enteropathogens IgA

See whether your immune system carries IgA antibodies to low-oxygen gut pathogens, an exploratory signal that needs context.

Anaerobic Enteropathogens IgG

See whether low-oxygen gut bacteria have left a measurable IgG signal in your blood.

Anaerotruncus Colihominis/Massiliensis

Track a research-stage gut bacterial signal tied to colon cancer, metabolic disease, and inflammation.

Arabinose

Get an early, exploratory look at metabolism and gut activity that routine urine tests do not capture.

Atopobium

Put stubborn gut symptoms in context when routine stool cultures come back empty.

Atopobium Parvulum

A research-grade stool clue about sulfur-gas-producing bacteria, best read next to calprotectin.

Atopobium Vaginae

The clearest molecular signal of vaginal dysbiosis, often missed by routine swabs and standard exams.

Bacillus Coagulans

See whether the spore probiotic you take every day is actually showing up in your stool, or leaving no trace at all.

Bacillus Species

Get an early read on whether these environmental bacteria have expanded in your gut, a signal standard stool tests do not report.

Bacillus Species

Get an early read on whether these environmental bacteria have expanded in your gut, a signal standard stool tests do not report.

Bacillus Subtilis

See whether a spore probiotic is reaching your stool, instead of trusting the label.

Bacterial Vaginosis

The clearest read on whether your vaginal microbiome is balanced, beyond what symptoms alone can reveal.

Bacteroidales

Track whether the dominant fiber-fermenting population in your colon has shifted after antibiotics, an infection, or a major diet change.

Bacteroides

Roughly a quarter of your colon's bacteria belong to one group, and tracking it shows how much your diet and your last course of antibiotics reshaped your gut.

Bacteroides Caccae

Part of the multi-species stool profile being tested to tell inflammatory bowel disease from irritable bowel syndrome, where the standard stool inflammation test can leave doubt.

Bacteroides Fragilis

Check whether toxin-producing gut bacteria connected to colon cancer are showing up in your stool.

Bacteroides Fragilis

Bacteroides Uniformis

Get an early read on whether your gut is home to one of the bacteria linked to leanness, liver health, and endurance.

Bacteroides Vulgatus

One of the colon's biggest bacterial populations runs low in Crohn's and turns damaging in some ulcerative colitis strains, which makes your own trend the only reading worth trusting.

Bacteroidetes

Get an early read on one of your gut's largest bacterial communities, a research-grade window into how your microbiome is shifting.

Barnesiella Species

Get an early read on whether your gut carries a marker linked to healthier intestines and better treatment responses.

Bifidobacterium

Get an early read on whether your gut has enough of one of its most protective bacterial families.

Bifidobacterium

See whether fiber-fed gut bacteria linked to digestion and immune signaling are showing up in your stool.

Bifidobacterium Adolescentis

Look beyond pathogen checks to a fiber-fermenting species that often runs low in gut inflammation research.

Bifidobacterium Animalis

Confirm your probiotic is reaching your gut, instead of guessing from how you feel.

Bifidobacterium Animalis Subspecies Lactis

Find out whether the probiotic you're paying for is showing up in stool after the trip through your gut.

Bifidobacterium Bifidum

Broad gut panels collapse a whole genus into one number. This is the species-level count underneath, and what a low one should send you to check next.

Bifidobacterium Breve

See whether one of the gut's earliest protective bacteria is present, and whether your probiotic is actually reaching you.

Bifidobacterium Catenulatum

Follow one fiber-fermenting resident of your colon against your own baseline, not a universal normal range.

Bifidobacterium Dentium

See whether mouth bacteria are taking hold further down in your gut, a pattern that runs higher with age and in ulcerative colitis.

Bifidobacterium Infantis

Get an early read on whether your baby's gut carries the microbe that breast milk was built to feed.

Bifidobacterium Longum

Get an early read on the beneficial gut bacteria linked to digestion, mood, and healthy aging.

Bifidobacterium Longum

See whether the friendliest bacteria in your gut are holding their ground or quietly thinning out.

Bifidobacterium Species

Get an early read on whether your gut carries a marker linked to healthier intestines and better treatment responses.

Bifidobacterium Species

Get an early read on whether your gut's most beneficial bacteria are thriving or depleted.

Blautia

Track a research-grade gut ecology signal linked to visceral fat, fiber intake, and stool inflammation.

Blautia Hydrogenotrophica

Check one research-grade clue about how your gut handles fermentation gas.

Bradyrhizobiaceae

Find out whether an unusual soil bacterium is showing up in your gut, and what that detection actually means.

Butyricimonas

Check whether a fiber-fermenting stool signal lines up with butyrate output, gut inflammation, or sample noise.

Butyrivibrio

Check whether one fiber-fermenting gut species lines up with your actual butyrate output.

Butyrivibrio Crossotus

Get an early read on whether your gut has the fiber-loving bacteria linked to healthier metabolism.

Candida Albicans

See whether yeast is actually behind your symptoms, and which strain is causing it.

Candida Glabrata

The yeast behind treatment-resistant vaginal infections, often missed when only standard yeast is checked.

Candida Krusei

See whether the yeast behind your stubborn vaginal symptoms is the resistant kind that standard treatment cannot clear.

Candida Parapsilosis

Find out which yeast species is actually behind your symptoms, when standard treatment keeps failing.

Candida Species

See whether yeast is overgrowing in your gut, even when routine stool tests look normal.

Candida Tropicalis

Identify the species behind a stubborn vaginal yeast infection, so the right medication is chosen the first time.

Candida lusitaniae

Carboxycitric Acid

An exploratory urinary organic acid that is not part of standard chemistry panels and has no established clinical reference.

Catenibacterium

A stool microbe that travels with smoking and insulin resistance, best read as a prompt to check your metabolic labs rather than a target to treat.

Chloramphenicol Resistance

See whether your gut bacteria carry hidden genes that could blunt antibiotics when you need them most.

Christensenella Minuta

Explore whether your gut carries one of the microbes most consistently found in lean, metabolically healthy people.

Ciprofloxacin Resistance

See whether the antibiotic in your medicine cabinet still works against the bacteria living in your gut.

Citramalic Acid

Get an early read on possible gut microbial activity, beyond what a standard stool test alone reveals.

Citrobacter Freundii

See whether a hard-to-treat hospital bug is quietly living in your gut before it causes an infection.

Citrobacter Species

Get an early read on whether opportunistic gut bacteria are crowding out healthier microbes.

Citrobacter Youngae

Check whether this rare opportunistic gut bacterium is showing up in your microbiome.

Clostridia Clusters IV

Antibiotics, chemotherapy, and hospital stays all strip out the fiber-fermenting bacteria that feed your colon lining. See how much of that group you still carry.

Clostridia Clusters XIVa

See whether your gut still has the fiber-fermenting bacteria that keep your colon lining fed and your defenses intact.

Clostridia Clusters XVIII

See one narrow stool DNA signal in your gut ecosystem, useful only when read with symptoms and the rest of the microbiome panel.

Clostridiales Family XIV Incertae Sedis

Get a research-grade read on whether your fiber-fermenting gut community looks depleted after antibiotics or inflammation.

Clostridiales Incertae Sedis IV

Track an exploratory stool signal tied to fiber fermentation, antibiotic disruption, and gut barrier health.

Clostridium

Rule out the classic cause of post-antibiotic diarrhea fast, and learn why a positive result still needs a second test before antibiotics start.

Clostridium Hathewayi

Track a research-grade stool signal linked with colorectal cancer, best read in a panel rather than alone.

Clostridium Ramosum

The gut resident that standard pathogen panels never look for, best read as a trend rather than one number.

Clostridium Species

Get a read on a key group of gut bacteria that influence your colon's fuel supply, immune balance, and inflammation.

Clostridium Symbiosum

Add an exploratory stool signal for the gut pattern seen with colon polyps and early cancer.

Collinsella

See whether your stool microbiome matches a low-fiber pattern linked with fatty liver and insulin resistance.

Collinsella Aerofaciens

Explore how one of your gut's more revealing bacteria may be shaping your metabolic and inflammatory health.

Coprococcus

Check one stool marker tied to fiber fermentation, gut inflammation, and fatty-liver patterns, but don't treat it as a score to maximize.

Coprococcus Eutactus

Get an early read on whether your gut has enough of the bacteria linked to healthier digestion, mood, and metabolism.

Cyclospora Species

See whether a hidden parasite is behind weeks of unexplained diarrhea.

DHPPA

Get an objective read on how much whole grain is actually reaching your system, beyond what self-reported diet questionnaires can tell you.

Desulfovibrio

See whether sulfur-breathing stool bacteria fit a chronic diarrhea pattern standard pathogen panels miss.

Desulfovibrio Piger

Get a research-level read on a common gut microbe tied to inflammation, muscle loss, and long-term metabolic risk.

Desulfovibrio Piger

Explore a sulfur-gas pathway behind digestive symptoms, a question routine inflammation and pathogen tests don't answer.

Desulfovibrio Species

Get an early read on a gut bacteria genus linked to inflammation, neurodegeneration, and metabolic shifts.

Dialister Invisus

A research-stage look at whether your gut's beneficial anaerobes are recovering, or whether mouth bacteria have taken up residence lower down.

Dorea

Runs high in fatty liver and prediabetes, runs low when inflammation strips the gut's fiber fermenters out, and means little without the rest of your microbiome panel.

Eggerthella Lenta

See how an inflammation-linked gut bacterium fits into your stool pattern and the wider gut picture.

Enterobacter Aerogenes

Catch a possible post-antibiotic bloom and separate gut ecology from infection.

Enterobacter Species

See whether opportunistic gut bacteria are crowding your microbiome, before symptoms turn into a real diagnosis.

Enterobacteria

Catch bacterial clues during diarrhea, and see whether the protective gut community is losing ground.

Enterobacteriaceae

See whether gut inflammation has given a normally minor bacterial family too much room.

Enterococcus

Check for a post-antibiotic bloom that routine diarrhea panels are designed to miss.

Enterococcus Faecalis

Spot a vaginal bacterial imbalance that has been linked to fertility and pregnancy concerns in some studies.

Enterococcus Faecalis

Spot whether a common gut bacterium has tipped into overgrowth, a pattern tied to inflammation, dysbiosis, and colon disease.

Enterococcus Faecium

Catch an antibiotic-resistant gut bacterium before it escapes your intestine and causes a hospital-grade infection.

Enterococcus Gallinarum

See whether DNA from a gut organism studied in autoimmunity and antibiotic resistance shows up in your stool.

Enterococcus Species

See whether one common gut bacteria is quietly overgrowing, which can signal dysbiosis your standard stool tests miss.

Escherichia Coli

Get an early read on a gut bacterium linked to bowel inflammation and colorectal cancer risk.

Escherichia Coli

Find dangerous diarrhea strains fast enough to avoid the wrong treatment.

Escherichia Coli

Get an early read on a gut bacterium linked to bowel inflammation and colorectal cancer risk.

Escherichia Coli

See whether a quiet vaginal infection is raising your risk during pregnancy or fertility treatment.

Escherichia Coli Nissle

Check whether your daily probiotic shows up in stool, instead of trusting the label.

Escherichia Species

Catch the gut bacteria behind diarrhea, IBD flares, and hidden infections that routine stool cultures often miss.

Eubacterium

See whether one fiber-fermenting corner of your stool microbiome looks thin, then judge the trend rather than one result.

Eubacterium Rectale

Spot a thin fiber-fermentation signal that a normal pathogen panel would miss.

Faecalibacterium Prausnitzii

Get an early read on one of your gut's most protective anti-inflammatory bacteria.

Faecalibacterium Prausnitzii

Your most direct read on whether your gut's most important anti-inflammatory bacteria are thriving or disappearing.

Faecalibacterium Prausnitzii

See whether a fiber-fed butyrate maker is low, recovering, or steady after antibiotics, diet changes, or gut inflammation.

Firmicutes

Get an early look at the bacterial balance in your gut, beyond what a standard stool test reveals.

Firmicutes/Bacteroidetes Ratio

See the broad shape of your stool microbiome, useful only when species-level results and inflammation markers are beside it.

Furan-2,5-dicarboxylic Acid

A research-tier urinary marker that reflects how your body processes furan compounds from heat-processed foods.

Furancarbonylglycine

A urinary metabolite that most strongly reflects recent coffee and heat-processed food intake.

Fusobacterium

A second signal for colon cancer screening, one that does not depend on a tumor bleeding the day you collect the sample.

Fusobacterium Species

A microbial signal in stool that may flag colorectal cancer risk, even when standard screening looks clean.

Fusobacterium Species

Get an early read on gut bacteria tied to colorectal cancer and bowel inflammation, well before a colonoscopy tells you anything.

GI Effects Dysbiosis Score

Get an exploratory read on whether your gut bacteria mirror a healthy pattern or one tied to digestive disease.

GI Effects Methane Dysbiosis Score

See whether methane-producing microbes are quietly slowing your gut and driving constipation that routine stool tests miss.

GI Effects Total Commensal Abundance

Get an early read on the bacterial community that supports your gut, immune, and metabolic health.

Gamma Haemolytic Streptococcus

Get an early read on one underexplored corner of your gut bacteria, alongside the rest of your microbiome.

Gardnerella Vaginalis

The clearest molecular read on whether your vaginal microbiome has tipped toward bacterial vaginosis, beyond what a swab smell test can tell you.

HPHPA

Get an early read on whether gut bacteria are producing brain-active byproducts that standard stool tests cannot capture.

Haemophilus

See whether bacteria from your mouth are turning up in your gut, a pattern tied to periodontal disease and intestinal inflammation.

Hafnia

Check whether a rare travel-diarrhea signal is showing up in your stool.

Hippuric Acid

Get an early read on your gut microbiome's response to your plant-rich diet, beyond what a basic metabolic panel can show.

Holdemania

See whether a low-abundance gut signal is moving with inflammation, weight change, or recent illness.

Klebsiella Pneumoniae

Spot whether an opportunistic gut bacteria is quietly overgrowing and setting the stage for infection or inflammation.

Klebsiella Pneumoniae Complex

See whether an opportunistic bacteria is quietly colonizing your vaginal microbiome.

Klebsiella Species

Get an early read on whether a hidden gut overgrowth is feeding your risk of serious infection.

Lachnospiraceae

Get a rough stool-based read on the bacteria that help turn fiber into fuel for your colon lining.

Lactobacillaceae

See whether a probiotic or diet change is reaching the far end of the gut, without treating one stool number like a diagnosis.

Lactobacillus

See whether a probiotic is reaching your stool before you judge it by symptoms alone.

Lactobacillus Acidophilus

See whether a daily probiotic is leaving a measurable DNA trace in your stool.

Lactobacillus Animalis

See whether a transient food-linked bacterium is passing through, without mistaking a positive result for colonization.

Lactobacillus Brevis

See whether recent fermented foods or probiotic products left a stool signal.

Lactobacillus Bulgaricus

Find out whether recent fermented dairy is leaving a stool signal, without mistaking it for gut health.

Lactobacillus Casei

Check whether a swallowed probiotic is reaching your stool, not whether it has moved in.

Lactobacillus Crispatus

The clearest signal of a healthy vaginal microbiome, beyond what a routine swab or pH test reveals.

Lactobacillus Fermentum

Check whether a probiotic strain is turning up in stool, while keeping the answer narrow.

Lactobacillus Gasseri

See whether your vaginal microbiome is in a protective state linked to better fertility and fewer infections.

Lactobacillus Iners

See whether your vaginal microbiome is in a stable protective state or a fragile one prone to infections and pregnancy complications.

Lactobacillus Jensenii

See whether your vagina's protective bacteria are still in charge, before symptoms or infections appear.

Lactobacillus Paracasei

See whether a recent probiotic dose is showing up in stool, not whether it has taken up residence.

Lactobacillus Plantarum

See whether your daily probiotic leaves a detectable stool signal.

Lactobacillus Reuteri

Check whether a probiotic you swallow shows up in stool while you're still taking it.

Lactobacillus Rhamnosus

Check whether a daily probiotic is showing up in stool during real use.

Lactobacillus Rhamnosus

See whether this protective vaginal bacteria is part of your microbiome, beyond what a standard infection screen reveals.

Lactobacillus Rhamnosus GG

Find out whether the probiotic strain you are paying for is actually reaching your gut.

Lactobacillus Ruminis

Use a species-level gut clue tied to active bowel inflammation, without treating it as a diagnosis.

Lactobacillus Sakei

Find out whether a stool reading reflects last week's kimchi or a gut environment that has shifted to favor acid-tolerant bacteria.

Lactobacillus Salivarius

See whether a protective vaginal bacterium tied to fertility and pregnancy outcomes is present in your body.

Lactobacillus Salivarius

See whether a mouth-first bacterium is passing through your gut, and whether acid suppression or probiotics explain it.

Lactobacillus Species

Explore whether your gut's beneficial bacteria are present in healthy numbers, beyond what routine stool tests reveal.

Lactobacillus Species

Get an early read on whether your gut microbiome is carrying enough of the bacteria linked to digestive balance and metabolic health.

Lactobacillus Species

Get an early read on whether your gut microbiome is carrying enough of the bacteria linked to digestive balance and metabolic health.

Lactobacillus Vaginalis

Get an early read on your vaginal microbiome balance, beyond what a standard infection test can show.

Lactococcus

See whether the probiotics and fermented foods you eat are actually making it through your gut.

Leuconostoc

See whether your fermented-food and probiotic habit shows up downstream, a question routine stool culture cannot answer.

Macrolides Resistance

See whether your gut already carries the genes that make common antibiotics fail before you actually need them.

Marvinbryantia

Map the fiber-fermenting side of your microbiome, the part pathogen panels are not built to see.

Megasphaera Species

Spot the bacterial imbalance often linked to recurrent vaginal infections, even when basic swabs miss the cause.

Methacillin Resistance

Find out if your gut is quietly harboring bacteria that won't respond to common antibiotics.

Methanobacteriaceae Family

See whether methane-making microbes are quietly slowing your gut and shaping how you digest food.

Methanobrevibacter Smithii

Get an early read on whether a methane-making gut microbe is driving your constipation, bloating, or slow digestion.

Methanobrevibacter Smithii

Find out whether a methane-making gut microbe is behind constipation and bloating that fiber and laxatives haven't fixed.

Morganella Species

Get an early read on a gut microbe linked to depression risk and opportunistic infections.

Mycoplana

Find out whether an unfamiliar environmental organism on your stool panel means anything, and why it keeps getting mistaken for a very different infection.

Mycoplasma Hominis

Find out whether this often-overlooked vaginal bacterium is lurking behind your symptoms, dysbiosis, or fertility struggles.

Nitroimidazoles Resistance

Find out if the antibiotic your doctor would reach for first will actually work against the bugs in your gut.

Odoribacter Species

Get an early read on a gut microbe tied to inflammation, heart rhythm, metabolism, and brain health.

Oscillospira

Get an early read on whether your gut community looks like a lean, diverse one.

Oxalobacter Formigenes

Get an early read on whether your gut has the bacteria that help protect against calcium oxalate kidney stones.

Parabacteroides

One of the few gut populations that answers within weeks to a fiber supplement, a course of antibiotics, or a stretch of stress.

Pediococcus

See whether the probiotic and fermented food bacteria you swallow are actually showing up in your gut.

Peptostreptococcus

See whether your gut is drifting toward the bacterial pattern that keeps turning up in colorectal cancer.

Phascolarctobacterium

See whether your gut carries the succinate-clearing bacteria tied to leaner metabolism and calmer intestinal lining.

Phocaeicola Vulgatus

See whether one of your gut's most influential bacteria is helping or hurting you.

Porphyromonas Gingivalis

See whether gum-disease bacteria are reaching your gut, an exposure neither a dental cleaning nor a standard blood panel will show you.

Prevotella

Find out whether your gut runs on a fiber-fermenting community or barely hosts one at all, a split routine stool panels never report.

Prevotella Copri

See whether one of the gut's most debated bacteria is part of your inflammation picture.

Prevotella Species

Get an early read on your gut bacterial profile, beyond what routine stool tests reveal.

Prevotella Species

Track a key marker of vaginal dysbiosis that has been linked to bacterial vaginosis, fertility challenges, and pregnancy complications.

Prevotella Species

Get an early read on a gut bacterium tied to diet, inflammation, and autoimmune risk.

Prevotella/Bacteroides Ratio

See whether fiber may be a strong fat-loss lever, based on early trials of gut community type.

Propionibacterium Freudenreichii

See whether the cheese-and-probiotic bacterium you're swallowing is actually reaching your gut.

Proprionate %

Get an early read on whether your gut bacteria are fermenting fiber the way a healthy microbiome does.

Proteus Mirabilis

Spot whether an opportunistic gut bacterium tied to UTIs, kidney stones, and autoimmune flares is gaining ground in your bowel.

Proteus Mirabilis

Check whether your gut is carrying the organism behind struvite kidney stones and catheter-related urinary infections.

Proteus Mirabilis

Check whether a UTI-associated bacterium is colonizing your vaginal community, a research-grade signal that may help explain recurrent urinary or pelvic symptoms.

Proteus Species

Spot an opportunistic gut bacteria that may be linked to inflammatory bowel disease and other chronic conditions.

Pseudobutyrivibrio

See whether the fiber-fermenting side of your gut is thinning out, the pattern reported alongside declining kidney function and small-vessel brain aging.

Pseudoflavonifractor Species

An exploratory read on a less-studied part of your gut community now being linked to metabolism and mood.

Pseudomonas

Spot the opportunist that standard stool panels deliberately skip, the one that moves in after antibiotics or inflammation open a niche.

Pseudomonas Aeruginosa

See whether an opportunistic bacterium known for hard-to-treat infections is showing up in your gut.

Pseudomonas Aeruginosa

Get an early read on whether an opportunistic bacterium is colonizing your vaginal environment.

Pseudomonas Species

Explore whether opportunistic gut bacteria are emerging in your microbiome, beyond what standard stool panels typically check.

Roseburia

Get a rough read on the fiber-fermenting bacteria that help feed your gut lining.

Roseburia Intestinalis

See whether one of your gut's main fiber fermenters is still there, the species that keeps turning up depleted in inflammatory bowel disease and colorectal cancer.

Roseburia Species

Get an early read on whether your gut has the bacteria tied to metabolic, heart, and inflammatory health.

Roseburia Species

Get an early read on whether your gut has the bacteria tied to metabolic, heart, and inflammatory health.

Ruminococcaceae

See whether the fiber-fermenting bacteria that feed your colon lining are thriving or thinning out.

Ruminococcus

See whether your gut still has the bacteria that turn fiber into fuel for your colon.

Ruminococcus Bromii

Get an early read on whether your gut has the keystone microbe that turns fiber into fuel for your colon.

Ruminococcus Bromii

See whether your gut actually ferments the fiber you eat, or whether most of it passes straight through.

Ruminococcus Gnavus

Spot the inflammation-linked bacterial bloom that standard stool infection panels are not built to detect.

Ruminococcus Obeum

Watch whether the fiber-fermenting half of your gut community is thinning, a research-grade signal that tracks with fatty liver and metabolic health.

Saccharolytic SCFAs (Acetate, Butyrate, Proprionate)

Get a window into how well your gut microbes are fueling your colon, beyond what stool cultures can show.

Saccharomyces Boulardii

See whether a probiotic yeast dose is showing up in stool, without mistaking a positive result for a healthier microbiome.

Shannon's Index

See whether your gut community is losing variety, a research-grade pattern tied to insulin resistance and gut inflammation.

Simpson's Index

See whether your stool microbiome looks evenly shared or dominated by a few species.

Solobacterium Moorei

See whether a mouth bacterium is turning up in your colon, the pattern researchers keep finding in colorectal cancer stool.

Staphylococcaceae

See whether skin-type bacteria are taking up residence in your gut, a pattern routine stool testing never looks for.

Staphylococcus Aureus

See whether a well-known opportunistic bacterium is taking up residence in your gut.

Staphylococcus Aureus

See whether a hidden bacterial colonizer is driving symptoms your standard yeast and STI tests miss.

Staphylococcus Epidermidis

Explore whether a common skin bacterium has taken up residence in your gut after antibiotics or hospital care.

Staphylococcus Pasteuri

A skin and food bacterium showing up in your stool sample, and why that is a description rather than a diagnosis.

Staphylococcus Species

Check whether troublesome bacteria are quietly colonizing your gut, fueling recurring skin and wound infections.

Staphylococcus Species

Find out whether a common skin bacterium has taken up residence in your gut, and what that does and doesn't mean.

Streptococcus

Spot an oral-bacteria signal in stool that may travel with gut inflammation and coronary plaque.

Streptococcus Agalactiae

The single most important late-pregnancy swab for protecting your baby from newborn sepsis and meningitis.

Streptococcus Species

Get an early read on gut microbial imbalance, a pattern linked to liver, lung, and metabolic disease.

Streptococcus Thermophilus

Check whether recent yogurt or a matching probiotic left a stool signal.

Sulfonamides Resistance

See whether sulfa-resistance genes are quietly building up in your gut microbiome.

Tartaric Acid

Get an objective read on your wine and grape intake, beyond what a food diary can show.

Total Lactobacilli

See whether your vaginal ecosystem is dominated by protective bacteria, the strongest signal of vaginal health.

Tricarballylic Acid

An exploratory urinary read on gut microbial activity that is not measured by standard labs.

Trimethoprim Resistance

Get an early read on whether your gut bacteria already carry the genetic tools to resist a common antibiotic.

Tyzzerella

A research-grade read on how your gut community shifts with what you eat, read as a trend line rather than a diagnosis.

Tyzzerella 4

A research-grade signal of whether your colon's bacterial mix has tilted toward the pattern found in people with precancerous polyps and rising blood sugar.

Ureaplasma Parvum

See whether a common but often overlooked vaginal bacterium is quietly raising your pregnancy risk.

Ureaplasma Urealyticum

Catch a hidden genital tract bacterium that standard chlamydia and gonorrhea panels miss.

Vaginal pH

Catch a disrupted vaginal microbiome before it turns into infection, recurring symptoms, or pregnancy complications.

Vancomycin Resistance

See whether resistance to a last-line antibiotic is hiding in your gut, before you ever need the drug.

Veillonella

Find out whether mouth bacteria are reaching your colon, the traffic that keeps turning up in liver disease and gut inflammation research.

Veillonella Species

Explore whether a commonly overlooked gut microbe may be shaping your digestive and inflammatory balance.

Veillonellaceae

Runs high in people with liver scarring and low in new-onset Crohn's, a research-grade gut reading that only means something against your own baseline.

b-Lactams Resistance

Get an early read on whether your gut carries hidden resistance genes that could compromise antibiotics when you need them most.

n-Butyrate %

Get an early read on whether your gut bacteria are still producing the fuel that keeps your colon lining healthy.

n-Butyrate Concentration

See how well your gut bacteria are producing the main fuel your colon cells need to stay healthy.

ß-Galactosidase Producing Bacteria

Track whether your colon is building up the machinery to handle lactose as you reintroduce dairy.

ß-Glucuronidase Producing Bacteria

Estimate how much capacity your gut has to unpackage estrogen and drug waste your liver already sent out for disposal.

β-Glucuronidase

See whether a gut enzyme may be quietly reactivating hormones and toxins your body tried to clear.

β-Glucuronidase

An enzyme that helps recycle hormones and toxins in the gut, with elevated levels linked to poor detoxification and cancer risk.