myGreen Biome Plus

How the test works:

1. Appointment booking and consultation: Book an appointment online or by phone. During the preliminary consultation, our experts will provide information about the examination and answer your questions.
2. Sample collection: You can collect the stool sample at home conveniently and discreetly, following the detailed instructions provided.
3. Returning the sample: You can send the sample back to our laboratory using the pre-addressed and prepaid packaging.
4. Laboratory analysis: During the metagenomic sequencing-based analysis of the sample, we determine the composition and functional characteristics of the gut microbiome.
5. Results and counseling: You will receive the results in the form of a detailed report, which our experts will explain during a personalized consultation, helping you establish a healthier lifestyle.

Who do we recommend the myGreen Biome Plus test for?

The test can be especially useful for those who struggle with digestive issues, food intolerances, or skin problems, or who simply want to better understand how their body works and prevent future health problems.

We also recommend this examination for patients without symptoms, for general health assessment and health preservation purposes.

The examination provides information about the following areas:

• Gut microbiome diversity (Shannon index)
• Gut microbiome balance (Dysbiosis Index)
• Digestive processes (protein, carbohydrate, and fat metabolism)
• Vitamin production
• Health of the intestinal mucosa
• Analysis of the Gut–Brain, Gut–Skin, Gut–Heart, Gut–Liver, and Gut–Joint axes
• Presence of pathogenic bacteria in the intestinal tract

Discover the secrets of your gut with the myGreen Biome Plus test, and take the first step toward a healthier life!

Sample: stool sample

Sample stability: at room temperature and at 2–8 °C: 10–14 days

Results are expected within 4–6 weeks from the time the sample arrives at the laboratory.

It is important to emphasize that the result of this examination in itself does not constitute a diagnosis. The information contained in the report does not qualify as medical advice and does not replace consultation with a specialist physician.