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INGREDIENTS & COMPOSITION

This section describes the composition of the gut flora, or microbiota, which includes a variety of bacteria-loving bacteria important for digestion, immune function, and general health. The most common bacterial species in the gut include Bacteroides, which break down fiber and produce short-chain fatty acids, and Firmicutes, which includes Lactobacillus, Clostridium, and Enterococcus, which are involved in food breakdown, vitamin production, and immune regulation. Bifidobacteria are important for digesting fiber and strengthening the intestinal barrier, while Escherichia coli contributes to digestion and vitamin K synthesis. Akkermansia muciniphila supports intestinal health, and Streptococcus bacteria aid in digestion and maintaining a healthy intestinal environment. A healthy microbiome is characterized by high diversity with diverse bacterial species that contribute to the formation of a strong intestinal environment and provide protection against pathogens.

DELIVERY & TIMEFRAME

The stool test results are available within 7 to 14 days. You will be notified by email as soon as the results are available.

APPLICATION & DOSAGE

The Microbiome Midi Plus stool test is ideal for people with persistent digestive problems, fatigue, weakness, flatulence and nutritional deficiencies.

BENEFITS & SPECIAL FEATURES

With this laboratory test, there is no need to travel to and from the doctor or alternative practitioner.

Intestinal flora studies and findings

. The Microbiome Midi Plus Stool Test is a home self-test that includes analysis of bacteria, mycobiomes, parasites, worms, and microsporidia. It is particularly suitable for people with persistent digestive disorders, fatigue, weakness, bloating, and nutritional deficiencies.

Origin of the intestinal microbiota

The intestinal microbiota, also known as the gut flora, consists of a diverse range of bacteria found in the human digestive tract. These bacteria play a crucial role in digestion, immune function, and overall health. The intestinal microbiota is essentially divided into aerobic (oxygen-dependent) and anaerobic (oxygen-independent) bacteria, with aerobic bacteria found primarily in the large intestine. The human microbiome can be divided into three enterotypes: Enterotype 1 is characterized by high Bacteroides counts, Enterotype 2 by strong Prevotella colonization, and Enterotype 3 by a pronounced Ruminococcus flora. These enterotypes are stable, distinct bacterial clusters with typical metabolic properties and are often associated with healthy intestinal function. High diversity of the intestinal flora promotes the production of short-chain fatty acids and reduces the occurrence of pathogenic bacteria, which is beneficial for health.

Benefits of intestinal diversity

Microbiome diversity is crucial for gut health. The higher the diversity of microorganisms, the better the protective effect of the microbiome. A wide variety of bacterial species contributes to the creation of a strong intestinal environment and is associated with an increased production of short-chain fatty acids. This reduces the occurrence of pathogens and strengthens overall intestinal health. A healthy and diverse microbiome supports digestion, strengthens the immune system, and plays an important role in maintaining general well-being. In addition, a diverse bacterial community in the gut can reduce the risk of digestive complaints and decrease the occurrence of chronic inflammation. A high degree of intestinal diversity is therefore a key factor for robust and healthy digestion and a stable immune system.

Long-term research on the microbiome

The human microbiome can be divided into three enterotypes, which form stable, distinct bacterial clusters with typical metabolic properties. This diversity is crucial because a healthy gut is characterized by a high diversity of bacterial species, which contributes to the formation of a strong intestinal environment. Therefore, to achieve long-term health benefits, it is important to promote microbiome diversity. Long-term research into the microbiome could focus on how the different bacterial clusters in the gut are related to our health, particularly their role in digestion, immune function, and protection against pathogens. Furthermore, research could investigate how factors such as diet, lifestyle, and medication use influence the microbiome over longer periods of time and what measures can be taken to maintain or restore a healthy microbiome. Another focus of long-term research could be to understand conditions such as leaky gut, in which the barrier function of the gut is disrupted and bacteria can enter the bloodstream, promoting systemic inflammation.

FAQs

Please read our FAQs page to find out more.

What does the package contain?

The package contains a stool test for home use including a results report that examines the bacteriome, mycobiome, parasites, worms and microsporidia.

How should it be used?

The Microbiome Midi Plus stool test should be used as a home self-test in cases of persistent digestive disorders, fatigue, weakness, flatulence and nutritional deficiencies to examine the bacteriome, mycobiome, parasites, worms and microsporidia and contributes to the detection and assessment of the intestinal condition.

Are there any possible side effects?

When used as directed, no side effects are known. If you experience any individual intolerances or allergies, discontinue use and consult a physician. This test is for analysis purposes only and is not intended to diagnose or treat any disease.

Who should not use this product?

The test should not be performed by persons under 18 years of age without adult supervision.

How should it be stored?

Store the test kit in a cool, dry place between 2°C and 25°C, away from direct sunlight. The product should not be frozen. Samples should be shipped promptly after collection to ensure the quality of the results. Keep out of reach of children.

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