Gut Barrier Panel Bloodspot Home Test
The Gut Barrier Panel Bloodspot Home Test checks for leaky gut which occurs across a spectrum and includes the following gatekeeper markers: Candida, Zonulin and Occludin. For each marker IgG 1-4 /C3d in addition to IgA 1 and 2 is measured.
Candida:
We measure and use any candida overgrowth in the stomach/dysbiosis as a precursor to leaky gut occurrence
Zonulin:
Is a marker of intestinal permeability, otherwise known as leaky gut. If a patient has elevated Zonulin levels, the normal regulation of the tight junctions is compromised.
Occludin:
Is a marker of tight junction stabilization and optimal barrier function. Elevated occludin indicates that the tight junctions are breaking down.
Lipopolysaccharides (LPS) are a major structural component of the outer membrane of gram-negative bacteria. Elevated levels of antibody against LPS may be indicative of Leaky Gut Syndrome and other gastrointestinal inflammatory diseases.
The Gut Barrier Panel Bloodspot Home Test checks for leaky gut which occurs across a spectrum and includes the following gatekeeper markers: Candida, Zonulin and Occludin. For each marker IgG 1-4 /C3d in addition to IgA 1 and 2 is measured.
Candida:
We measure and use any candida overgrowth in the stomach/dysbiosis as a precursor to leaky gut occurrence
Zonulin:
Is a marker of intestinal permeability, otherwise known as leaky gut. If a patient has elevated Zonulin levels, the normal regulation of the tight junctions is compromised.
Occludin:
Is a marker of tight junction stabilization and optimal barrier function. Elevated occludin indicates that the tight junctions are breaking down.
Lipopolysaccharides (LPS) are a major structural component of the outer membrane of gram-negative bacteria. Elevated levels of antibody against LPS may be indicative of Leaky Gut Syndrome and other gastrointestinal inflammatory diseases.
The Gut Barrier Panel Bloodspot Home Test checks for leaky gut which occurs across a spectrum and includes the following gatekeeper markers: Candida, Zonulin and Occludin. For each marker IgG 1-4 /C3d in addition to IgA 1 and 2 is measured.
Candida:
We measure and use any candida overgrowth in the stomach/dysbiosis as a precursor to leaky gut occurrence
Zonulin:
Is a marker of intestinal permeability, otherwise known as leaky gut. If a patient has elevated Zonulin levels, the normal regulation of the tight junctions is compromised.
Occludin:
Is a marker of tight junction stabilization and optimal barrier function. Elevated occludin indicates that the tight junctions are breaking down.
Lipopolysaccharides (LPS) are a major structural component of the outer membrane of gram-negative bacteria. Elevated levels of antibody against LPS may be indicative of Leaky Gut Syndrome and other gastrointestinal inflammatory diseases.