How to get your gut microbiome tested

Johnny Delirious • March 9, 2025

Discover Answers About Gut Health with BiomeFx™ Stool Testing!

If you are reading this, you or someone you love likely has complex and mysterious health issues. When the number of issues become more frequent, there are usually problems that begin in the gut. When too much time goes by these issues can manifest anywhere in the digestive tract, itchy anal area, blemishes on the skin, the eyes, in the genitals, etc. Yuk! Who wants that?


It’s times like these when we are most thankful for stool testing to get some real answers on what is happening in our body. Stool testing has become a popular method for evaluating the status of an individual's microbiome.


A clear and accurate roadmap of your microbiome health can help you and your practitioner make targeted and precise treatment plans.


However, not all stool tests are created equal. Many of the tests on the market today lacking accuracy, reliability, and functionality.


That’s where BiomeFx™ comes in. It is a complete analysis.


Using an innovative and accurate sequencing technology available, BiomeFx™ explores and reports a variety of microbial markers, from the pathogens in the gut to the keystone species crucial to overall health and the metabolic functions that rely on the gut microbiome—and so much more!


BiomeFx Report covers over twenty pages of data. Here is a summary:

  • Gut Microbiome Index
  • Your Gut Microbiome Index
  • Your Gut Microbiome Index (out of 40) Alpha Diversity
  • Beta Diversity
  • Resistome Occurrence Index Pathogen Control Index Your Dysbiosis Ratios
  • Firmicutes:Bacteroidetes Ratio Proteobacteria:Actinobacteria Ratio Prevotella:Bacteroides Ratio Functional Keystone Species
  • Functional Analysis of your Gut Microbiome Saccharolytic vs. Proteolytic Pathway Saccharolytic Fermentation
  • Proteolytic Fermentation Methane Production
  • Hormones and Neurotransmitters Vitamin Biosynthesis
  • Your Gut Microbiome Composition Phylum level
  • Family level
  • Additional Observed Families in your Microbiome


Of course, you can give supplements and recommendations without testing—but it’s a shot in the dark. Many of those ‘mystery’ health issues tend to be rooted in the microbiome, where problems can be challenging to pinpoint.


Luckily, that is the strength of BiomeFx™. This test examines the inner functions of the gut microbiome and shows how it affects our mental health. Having a balance microbiome improves the gut-brain connection.


With these insights, you can then actionable nutrition, lifestyle, and supplement recommendations as a road map for improving your unique gut microbiome.


With BiomeFx™ Dr. Johnny can help you get to the bottom of what is wrong and help solve your problem. This is the future of microbiome assessment and analysis.


Nailing down exactly what is going on with your health can help set you on the right path! Order BiomeFx™ and measure


the health of your microbiome today!


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