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GI Map Stool Test

The GI Map is a comprehensive stool analysis that investigates your gut microbiome, pathogens, digestive function, intestinal inflammation, and gut permeability. It replaces guesswork with clinical certainty giving us a precise picture of what is driving your symptoms.

✦ At home stool collection kit 
✦  Posted anywhere in Australia 
✦  Results in 5 weeks 
✦  Available as part of the Gut Health Program

IBS ✦ SIBO ✦ BLOATING ✦ ECZEMA ✦ CONSTIPATION ✦ HEARTBURN ✦

GI MAP TEST PERTH                                                           $489

You have tried cutting foods, changing your diet, and taking probiotics. If nothing has worked, the missing piece is knowing exactly what is happening inside your gut.

The GI-MAP is a comprehensive stool test that gives us a detailed picture of what's happening in your digestive system. It looks at the balance of beneficial and harmful bacteria in your gut, checks for parasites, yeast, viruses, inflammation, digestive function, and markers that can affect the health of your gut lining and immune system.

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By understanding what's happening in your gut, we can identify underlying factors that may be contributing to digestive symptoms and develop a more targeted treatment plan.

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The GI-MAP can be particularly helpful for people experiencing symptoms such as bloating, excess gas, abdominal pain, constipation, diarrhoea, reflux, or ongoing digestive discomfort. It may also provide valuable insights for conditions including:

✦   Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) and inflammatory bowel disease (IBD)

✦   Small intestinal bacterial overgrowth (SIBO)

✦   Celiac disease

✦   Gluten and other food sensitivities 

✦   Intestinal permeability (leaky gut syndrome)

✦   Diverticulitis

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The GI map test was very helpful, and Renae ably explained exactly how the different results were impacting on my son and how to help him heal. 

Merinda

Perth WA

DOES THIS SOUND LIKE YOU?

Living with gut symptoms nobody has been able to explain

You have been told your results are normal. You have tried elimination diets. The bloating after almost every meal. The unpredictable bowels that dictate what you eat and where you go. The reflux that comes back no matter what you do. The fatigue that is out of proportion to how much sleep you are getting.

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Most people with chronic gut symptoms have had standard blood tests and investigations that came back clear. That does not mean nothing is wrong, it means standard testing was not designed to find the specific imbalances that are driving your experience.

The GI map test helps to uncover the root causes of:
✦  Bloating, excessive gas, or abdominal distension
✦  Reflux, heartburn, or persistent nausea
✦  Constipation, diarrhoea, or alternating between both
✦  Abdominal cramping or pain after eating
✦  Food reactions that seem unpredictable or worsening
✦  Skin conditions including eczema, psoriasis, or acne
✦  Fatigue or brain fog you cannot explain
✦  Symptoms that do not respond to diet changes alone

GUT MICROBIOME TESTING PERTH

What the GI Map Test Can Tell You About Your Gut

The GI Map provides the clinical certainty needed to build a targeted treatment plan rather than trialling approaches that may or may not address the actual problem.

Want to learn more about the GI map and how it can

identify the root cause of your gut symptoms?

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GUT HEALTH NUTRITIONIST PERTH

Maria

"Through the GI map comprehensive testing, Renae was able to identify the underlying issues contributing to my health concerns and I have experienced a significant improvement in my overall health. "

PRICING

GI Map options

The GI Map test kit is available for purchase with an initial consultation and cannot be purchased separately without an appointment.

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How Nutrition Improves Gut Health

Nutrition plays a crucial role in supporting and maintaining gastrointestinal health.

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If you have been struggling with gut symptoms for a while, you probably already know that what you eat matters, but knowing that and knowing exactly what to change are two very different things.

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Your gut is at the centre of so much more than digestion. When it is not working well, it affects your energy, skin, immune system, and how you feel day to day. The good news is that gut symptoms are rarely random. They have specific drivers, and those drivers can be identified and addressed.

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Working with you, we look at the full picture: what you are eating, how your body is responding to it, and what is happening beneath the surface. Where standard investigations have come back normal but you still feel bloated, gassy and have diarrhoea. 

 

Functional testing like the GI Map gives us a precise look at your gut microbiome, intestinal inflammation levels, digestive function, and whether there are pathogens, parasites, or bacterial imbalances contributing to your symptoms. These are things that simply do not show up on routine blood tests.

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From there, your plan is built entirely around your results. That might mean targeted dietary changes, specific therapeutic-dose supplements, lifestyle strategies, or a combination of all three. Nothing is guesswork and nothing is generic.  Every recommendation has a reason grounded in your individual findings.

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The goal is not just to manage your symptoms. It is to understand what is causing them and give your gut what it actually needs to heal.

Ready to find out what is actually driving your gut symptoms?

Book your initial consultation. The GI Map is ordered at your appointment if clinically indicated.

COMMON QUESTIONS

About the GI Map

What is the GI map stool test

How is the GI Map different from a standard stool test

How accurate is the GI Map

What are the Baby Biome and Paediatric Biome kits

Is the GI Map suitable for children

Can the GI Map help with IBS and other gut conditions

What conditions does the GI Map help with

Who should consider a GI Map test

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