Digestive and Gut Function Genetic Report

Your gut symptoms aren't random. Your DNA holds the explanation.

Bloating after meals that should be fine. Reflux that doesn't respond to standard fixes. Food reactions that seem to change week to week. Probiotics that make things worse, not better. If this sounds familiar, the problem likely isn't the food — it's the upstream genetic systems controlling how your gut actually functions.

The Digestive & Gut Function Genetic Report goes deeper than food lists and elimination diets. It analyzes the genetic patterns that determine whether your digestion works smoothly or becomes reactive — and gives you a clear, ordered path to rebuilding gut tolerance safely.

What you'll discover:

• Your bile flow & fat digestion genetics — why fatty foods cause symptoms and how to support your bile pathways
• Your gut barrier stability — the genetic factors behind leaky gut, food reactions, and immune signaling
• Your histamine load from the gut — why certain foods trigger reactions that seem unrelated to digestion
• Your motility regulation — the genetic roots of slow transit, urgency, or unpredictable bowel patterns
• Your oxidative stress at the gut lining — why inflammation keeps returning despite dietary changes
• Why probiotics & detox protocols backfire — and what to do instead based on your genetics

What's included:

• Deep physiology-based genetic analysis of your digestive system
• SNP-locked pathway interpretations — no guesswork, just your actual variants
• A foundational digestive support protocol focused on bile flow, membrane repair & motility
• Conservative, dose-aware supplement guidance designed for sensitive systems

This report is especially valuable if standard gut protocols haven't worked for you. It explains exactly what's happening physiologically — and gives you a structured path forward.

Already have your DNA data? Upload your raw file and we'll map your gut genetics.

This report is for educational purposes only and is not intended to diagnose, treat, or prevent any disease.