Does the myBioma test measure diagnostic markers such as calprotectin, zonulin or pH value?

The myBioma test is not a medically diagnostic stool test, but a microbiome analysis. That means:
We examine the composition of the gut microbiome (bacterial diversity, ratios, and the tendencies derived from them), not classic diagnostic markers.

These markers are not measured

With the myBioma test, among other things, the following values are not analyzed:

• Calprotectin

• Alpha-1-antitrypsin

• Zonulin

• pH value

• Pancreatic elastase

• Secretory IgA

• Helicobacter pylori

• classic inflammatory markers or digestive residues

These parameters belong to medical diagnostics and can only be determined through medical tests or specialized laboratories.

What does the myBioma test analyze instead?

The focus is on the gut microbiome, specifically on:

• the bacterial composition

• the microbial diversity

• functional relationships in the microbiome

• tendencies in areas such as digestion, metabolism, mental and physical balance

The results do not provide diagnoses, but instead help you better understand the microbiome and derive lifestyle and nutrition recommendations.