Dysbiosis Test: GA-map® platform for analyzing the intestinal (gut) microbiome

2023-11-14 11:10:11Biznes SHKRUAR NGA REDAKSIA VOX

Dysbiosis Test: GA-map® platform for analyzing the intestinal (gut)

The Dysbiosis test is the newest genetic test brought by Intermedica for controlling the balance of micro-organisms of the intestinal flora.

The intestinal microbiome means the totality of micro-organisms such as bacteria, archaea, fungi and viruses that live in the intestine. So the intestinal microbiome consists of a complex community of micro-organisms that help maintain a balance between the body's metabolism and the environment that surrounds us. about 100 trillion bacteria in the body of an adult. 80% of these bacteria are found in the gut. Dysbiosis means an imbalance (increase or decrease) in the number of populations of these micro-organisms, which are part of our normal intestinal flora.

Fluctuations in this flora are related to various pathologies such as depression, autism spectrum, diabetes,

Cardiovascular Diseases, Obesity, Rheumatoid Arthritis, Ulcerative Colitis, Parkinson's Syndrome

inflammatory bowel disease, Crohn's disease and many others.

As a person grows older, the complexity of the microbiome also changes, becoming more diverse. In fact, the more diverse the gut microbiome, the healthier the human body.

What are the benefits of our organism from the diversity and balance of the microbiome? A balanced microbiome:

1- Keeps body weight under control.

2- Improves intestinal health.

3- It keeps the heart healthy.

4- Reduces the risk of diabetes.

5- Reduces blood cholesterol.

6- Improves immunity.

7- It affects the proper functioning of the brain.

8- It helps in the digestion of unprocessed foods in the digestive system.

9- Prevents inflammatory bowel diseases.

It is already known from a large number of studies and research that intestinal microbes, part of the microbiome, are able to modulate our immune system.

The microbiome is the most important regulator of our overall health that interacts with our genes, hormones, immune system, brain and every process in the organism.

Dysbiosis analysis helps to determine the personalized therapy and to follow it in order to balance the intestinal flora.

We invite you to perform testing for the control of your Microbiome at the Intermedica network of laboratories.

www.intermedica.al

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