Gut Health
We want to help you heal from the inside out.
Brain fog, anxiety, chronic fatigue, bloating, joint pain, skin issues? Your gut is likely the culprit.
Our mission is to target the root cause and bring your body back into balance!
Gut Health Analysis can help alleviate:
Acid Reflux
Allergies
Autoimmune diseases
Brain fog
Celiac Disease
Crohn’s Disease
IBS/IBD
Ulcerative Colitis
Digestive complaints, diarrhea or constipation
Gastritis
Skin problems, like acne and psoriasis
Mood disorders, depression, and anxiety
Diabetes and weight loss issues
“Your gut is an ecosystem that affects every part of your body, from your metabolism to your immune system, and even your mood. When you have a gut imbalance—like bacteria overgrowth, parasites, nutrient malabsorption, or inflammation caused by food intolerances—it can throw your whole body off. ”
GI-Map
The Diagnostic Solutions GI-MAP tests for amounts of good and bad bacteria, H. Pylori, Candida, and other parasites in a stool sample. In addition, it also measures leakage due to Leaky Gut Syndrome.
It is an improvement on previously standard techniques which relied on culturing a bacteria sample, as unlike a culture, GI-MAP is able to detect species of bacteria which cannot grow under normal conditions.
What can the GI-Map test be used for?
The GI-MAP is valuable in diagnosing specific illnesses in certain cases, but its true value comes from what it can tell us about our overall health.
The digestive system plays a very large role in overall well-being, one that medicine is only beginning to understand. The GI-MAP can tell a lot about gut health, and from gut health we can learn a lot about overall wellness.
A GI-MAP test gives providers and patients an overview of the entire gut biome. By itself, it only catalogs what living things are in a patient’s digestive tract. In turn, though, a knowledgeable healthcare provider can use that information to make a comprehensive wellness plan.
Hailey Schiele, MSN, APRN, FNP-C
Hailey helps her patients reach their full potential by holistically addressing all aspects of health: physical, mental and social well-being. She is passionate about educating patients and families so they are able to make well-informed decisions for their healthcare.