GI Map Test + Fecal Gluten Peptide
GI Map Test + Fecal Gluten Peptide
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- Results within 10 to 15 business days
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The new generation of GI Map stool tests including Fecal Gluten Peptide (Stool Gluten): Comprehensive DNA stool test GI-Map including Gluten marker - Microbial Assay Plus
Fecal Gluten Peptide Marker
Detects gluten immunogenic peptides in stool. Provides a clear picture of gluten exposure within the last 2-4 days.
A vital tool for those managing gluten-related conditions or on a gluten-free diet.
Harness the power of the GI-MAP + Fecal Gluten Peptide Test to tailor individualized gut-healing protocols.
This advanced diagnostic tool enables practitioners to:
- Identify "hidden" exposures to gluten
- Determine already optimized gut sections.
- Prioritize areas requiring post-infection attention.
The GI-MAP uses cutting-edge quantitative PCR technology (qPCR) to provide the most precise, reliable data on your gut microbiome available today.
It reveals things other tests can’t—like the exact levels of harmful bacteria, parasites, fungi, and inflammation markers that could be the root cause of your symptoms.
But it doesn’t stop there. The GI-MAP also includes the Fecal Gluten Peptide Marker, an innovative tool that detects gluten exposure in your diet—even if you’ve been meticulously avoiding it.
For those managing gluten sensitivity or celiac disease, this is a game-changer. It takes the guesswork out of gluten-free living and provides the clarity you need to feel your best.
Why is this so important? Because your gut is at the center of your health. When it’s out of balance, everything suffers—your digestion, your skin, your mood, even your energy levels. But when you know what’s wrong, you can take the right steps to fix it.
The GI-MAP Test empowers your gut health practitioner to:
- Identify the root cause of chronic symptoms: From IBS and skin conditions to mood disorders and weight struggles, this test shines a light on what’s really going on.
- Create a personalized healing plan: With precise data, your doctor can target the issues that matter most, rather than relying on guesswork.
- Monitor your progress: Want proof that your treatment is working? The GI-MAP provides measurable results, so you’ll see exactly how your gut is improving.
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FAQ - Answers To Your Questions
What is GI Map testing?
GI Map (Gastrointestinal Microbial Assay Plus) analysis focuses on the genetic material of microorganisms in the gastrointestinal tract.
GI Map Testing is an advanced clinical evaluation that is considered as a state of the art for characterization of gut microbial population metabolism.
This test gives an impression of the overall gut microbiota not only of the bacteria but also of the parasites, viruses, and funguses present with several indicators related to the gut health status and functions.
Who can benefit from GI Map testing?
GI Map testing can be used by anyone that has gastrointestinal complaints, autoimmune disease, inflammatory bowel disease IBD, or anyone who aims to push their overall health into high performance.
How is the GI Map test conducted?
Stool material from the client is collected as the test sample for the test. The specimen is however taken and forwarded for processing by an expert in a laboratory.
The output describes how many of each species of gut microorganism are present.
What are the sample collection requirements?
All our collection kits come with clear and concise instructions.
Why Is quantification using qPCR Technology so important?
qPCR offers a much more accurate and reliable result. This allows experts to study and determine the clinical significance of the microorganisms far more than the use of standard PCR, culturing, microscopy or sequencing approaches.
In practical terms, there is a need for a practitioner to find out just how many pathogenic organisms or pathogenic dysbiosis patterns are contained within the stool sample of the client being diagnosed.
How do I interpret the GI Map Microbiome Stool Test Results?
We recommend you discuss your quantitative results with an IFDW Expert for a comprehensive stool analysis.
What are the specimen requirements, and do I need to prepare fast?
What to do: Single Stool Sample – Ambient room temperature in specimen vial provided.
And there is no need to prepare or fast before testing.
What does dl signify on the GI-MAP Report mean?
< dl indicates "less than the detectable limit."
Do I need to stop taking any of my medications before I Collect My GI-MAP sample?
No. Please continue taking all medications unless otherwise directed by your provider.
These instructions may vary by provider so you may want to check with your provider. They may also have dietary restrictions as well depending on the testing.
Is the Client responsible for postage?
No, collection kits include a pre-paid 2 business day FedEx return label if mailed within the U.S.
Can I drop off my Collection Kit at a local FedEx office?
Yes, please follow the packing and shipping instructions provided with the collection kit.
Your tracking number can be found on the Return Label. Please keep this tracking number for sample tracking purposes.
The postage-paid envelope can be dropped off at any Fed Ex Drop Box, but ensure that the drop box is cleared within the same day or the next day. We only require that the specimen be received within 10 days after collection.
How accurate is GI Map testing?
Experts in the field rate the GI Map testing as very accurate and dependable. It employs improved molecular diagnostic procedures to detect the presence of microorganisms within the gastrointestinal tract, hence an effective improvement on traditional diagnosis.
How often should GI Map testing be repeated?
The number of tests done is wholly dependent on health status and specific problems that are being solved.
After an intervention is done, for example, gastrointestinal practitioners may suggest follow-up tests to determine how effective the intervention was and look at changes that have happened over time with the gut microflora.
As per the practice in Harmony in Health Nutrition, protocols are typically followed for 3 months and retesting is done between 2-4 weeks after the protocol has been completed.
How long does it take to get my results?
After sending (FEDEX) your sample, give it 3-5 business days for the specimen to arrive at the lab. Results will be released roughly within 7 to 10 working days although on some odd occasions it may take three weeks.
How do I get my GI MAP test results?
When test results are ready they’ll be available to you in your client account at https://ifdw.org/pages/login-client-portal. You need to activate your account in order to view these results.
Right after the test was ordered, a letter with an invitation for account activation should have been sent to your email address.
Please check your inbox and also look in your spam folder if you haven’t seen the email yet.
Can I have someone do a review or consultation of my GI Map test results with me?
Yes. You can purchase the GI Map and request a Result Consultation.
Just choose the “With Result Consultation” option above when making the purchase.
We highly recommend talking to an IFDW Expert about your results as they are quite difficult to interpret.
