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What Is a at Home Gut Microbiome Test and Should You Take One?



at home gut microbiome test

You’ve probably heard that your gut is the “second brain.” But how do you actually know if it’s healthy?

More people than ever are experiencing bloating, fatigue, skin flare-ups, brain fog, and digestive issues — without clear answers. That’s where a gut microbiome test comes in.

Let’s break down what it is, how it works, and whether it could be the missing piece to understanding your health.


🧫 What Is the Gut Microbiome, Exactly?

Your gut microbiome is a complex community of trillions of microorganisms — mainly bacteria, but also viruses, fungi, and even parasites — that live in your digestive tract. These microbes play vital roles in:

  • Digestion and nutrient absorption

  • Immune system regulation

  • Mental health and brain function (via the gut-brain axis)

  • Inflammation control

  • Hormone balance and metabolism

📚 Research has linked microbiome imbalances (called dysbiosis) to IBS, obesity, anxiety, skin disorders, autoimmune conditions, and more ¹.

🔍 What Is a at Home Gut Microbiome Test?

A gut microbiome test is a non-invasive stool test that analyses the bacteria (and other microbes) in your gut to evaluate your current health.

At EverWell Labs, we offer two microbiome-focused options:


🧪 The Microbiome Test

This entry-level test analyses the balance of bacteria in your gut and gives you:

  • A 30+ page personalised health report

  • Insights into your digestion, immune health, and inflammation

  • A tailored diet guide to help restore balance


🔬 The Microbiome Plus Test

Everything in the Microbiome Test plus:

  • Screening for harmful parasites, viruses, and pathogenic bacteria

  • In-depth insights into how infections or imbalances might be causing symptoms like fatigue, bloating, or gut discomfort

Both tests are done at home and shipped free — no clinic visit needed.


💡 Should You Take One?

If you’re dealing with any of the following, the answer is likely yes:

  • Chronic bloating or gas

  • Irregular bowel movements (constipation or diarrhoea)

  • Skin issues (acne, eczema, psoriasis)

  • Low mood, anxiety, or brain fog

  • Fatigue or poor immunity

  • Sugar cravings or unexplained weight gain

  • History of antibiotic use or poor diet

  • Diagnosed or suspected IBS

You don’t need a doctor’s referral, and the results can offer far more clarity than guesswork or elimination diets.

🧠 Knowing the state of your microbiome allows you to create a personalised healing plan — instead of relying on generic advice.

📈 What Will Your Report Tell You?

EverWell Labs uses advanced genetic sequencing and AI to break down your results in a way that’s actually useful.

You'll learn:

  • Which bacteria are thriving or missing

  • If any harmful microbes (like H. pylori, Salmonella, E. coli, or parasites) are present

  • How your gut health may be impacting digestion, skin, mood, or immunity

  • Which foods (from a list of 300+) are recommended to support your recovery


🌿 Recommended Supplements to Support Gut Healing

Depending on your results, your report may recommend these EverWell Labs supplements:

🧪 We also recommend pairing your test with the Food Sensitivity Test if you're unsure whether certain foods are worsening your symptoms.

How the Test Works: Simple and Stress-Free

  1. Order online – Choose the Microbiome or Microbiome Plus Test

  2. Take your sample at home – A stool swab kit arrives in discreet packaging

  3. Send it back free – Use the prepaid return envelope

  4. Complete your quick health quiz – To personalise your results

  5. Get your results in 3 weeks – Securely view your report online


🔎 Ready to Find Out What’s Going on in Your Gut?

Your symptoms are real.Your gut health matters.And a simple test could help you finally understand what’s been going on.

👉 Order your Microbiome Test or Microbiome Plus Test from EverWell Labs todayTake the guesswork out of your gut health and start healing with personalised, data-driven insight.

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