About the Gut Microbiome Test
Your gut microbiome is as unique as your fingerprint – but it says much more about your health. Scientists are currently investigating numerous connections between your microbiome and health. For example, there is mounting evidence that bacteria in the gut microbiome influence how quickly you gain and lose weight. The diversity of your gut flora is quite possibly related to gut health and the risk of illnesses. The right intestinal bacteria protect the body from diseases and digestive problems.
With the cerascreen® Gut Microbiome Test, a diagnostic sample-taking and send-in test that you can use at home, the composition of the bacteria in your intestine can be determined. In a laboratory, the DNA of the intestinal bacteria is analysed using state-of-the-art biotechnology. With the results report, you will gain comprehensive insights into your microbiome, also called gut flora: from the variety of bacterial species to the balance between good and bad bacteria as well as the breakdown of all strains and types of intestinal bacteria.
Gut Microbiome Test
- Take your sample at home – conveniently and discreetly
- Receive a state-of-the-art DNA analysis
- Gain insights into the composition of your intestinal microbiome
- Get tips for your intestinal health
- Receive the result within three weeks after your sample’s arrival at the laboratory
Results report of the Gut Microbiome Test
As soon as your sample has been evaluated, you will receive your results report via the My cerascreen® app or your user account on our website. You can easily view the report on your smartphone, tablet or computer and print it out, if required.
Find out in the laboratory analysis what condition your gut microbiome is in. You will receive a breakdown of the most important bacterial strains in your gut and their relationship with each other. Learn from our clear recommendations about how to maintain healthy gut flora through nutrition, prebiotics and probiotics and nutritional supplements. Extensive health guidance explains the links between intestinal bacteria and health.
