Stool Testing Support Guide - GDX
The GI Effects Stool Profile report is organized to provide a quick overview and synthesis of results at the beginning of the test. The results overview graphic reflects the status of the 3 key functions of gut health arranged in the “DIG” format: digestion, inflammation, and …
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