04/14/2026
Your doctor's stool test checks for parasites and blood. That's it.
The GI-MAP (Gastrointestinal Microbial Assay Plus) uses qPCR DNA technology to measure:
• 31 pathogens - bacteria, parasites, viruses - at clinical AND subclinical levels
• H. pylori virulence factors (not just whether you have it but how aggressive it is)
• Your complete bacterial microbiome ratios - the diversity of your gut ecosystem
• Immune markers: secretory IgA, anti-gliadin - your gut's immune status
• Digestive enzyme output - are you actually breaking down your food?
• Intestinal permeability markers - leaky gut, measurable and objectified
Standard stool test: normal.
GI-MAP of the same patient: H. pylori infection, low Lactobacillus, elevated inflammatory markers, compromised digestion.
I have seen this scenario hundreds of times.
If you've been told your gut is "fine", this test may be the piece you've been missing.
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