Gut Test Assessment - Gutfeeling Labs

Hidden Health Risk Factors Assessment

Are hidden gut‑related risk factors silently increasing your long‑term health risks?

Many digestive, cardiometabolic, neuropsychological, and inflammatory health risks are not routinely assessed in conventional healthcare. This 60-second assessment may help you decide whether advanced gut biomarker testing could provide useful insights.

Takes about 1 minute

This assessment is educational only and does not diagnose disease.

Question 1 of 12 | Select all that apply

Which statement best describes you?

I feel healthy but want to optimize my health and reduce future risk. I have digestive symptoms I would like to understand. I experience fatigue, brain fog or low energy without a clear explanation. I have tried diets, probiotics or supplements without lasting improvement. I have ongoing health concerns but routine medical tests have not provided clear answers.

Did you know?

About 40% of people living with SIBO are asymptomatic, with hidden health risk factors that are not identified?

Most routine blood panels miss the microscopic shifts happening deep in your microbiome—specifically, critical biomarkers like ImP (Imidazole metabolites) and TMAO (Trimethylamine N-oxide).

Question 2 of 12 | Select all that apply

After meals

My stomach visibly expands between meals Symptoms worsen with carbohydrates or fiber I experience burping or reflux I feel better skipping meals or fasting.

Question 3 of 12 | Select all that apply

Bowel movement patterns

Question 4 of 12 | Select all that apply

Food sensitivities

Have you noticed reactions to:

Did you know?

Your gut can influence far more than digestion.

Signals from the gut interact with energy, mental clarity, immune activity, skin and metabolic health. The next questions help us understand whether your symptoms may form part of a wider pattern.

Question 5 of 12 | Select all that apply

Energy & Brain

Question 6 of 12 | Select all that apply

Skin & Immune

Question 7 of 12 | Select all that apply

Hormonal & Systemic

Question 8 of 12 | Select all that apply

Metabolic Health

Difficulty losing weight Fatty liver Insulin resistance or prediabetes Type 2 diabetes High cholesterol or increased cardiovascular risk

Question 9 of 12 | Select all that apply

Have any of these applied to you?

Food poisoning or history of stomach infection Long-term stress or burnout Use of antacids (medication) Frequent antibiotic use IBS diagnosis

Question 11 of 12 | Select all that apply

What have you already tried?

Question 12 of 12 | Choose one answer

How much do your symptoms affect your life?

Mild inconvenience Noticeable weekly disruption Limits social or food choices regularly Impacts overall quality of life daily

Almost there

Analysing your gut health profile

We are reviewing your answers across digestive, barrier, inflammatory and metabolic risk patterns to prepare your personalised assessment overview.

Evaluating digestive and SIBO-related patterns

Reviewing gut-barrier and leaky gut indicators

Assessing inflammatory and metabolic indicators

Comparing your answers with research-informed patterns

Preparing your personalised result

Your responses suggest that you have:

Elevated Gut-Barrier & Microbiome Risk Profile

Your answers show a strong pattern of recurring gut-barrier strain and microbial imbalance. Standard medical bloodwork often misses these functional imbalances because it isn't designed to measure small intestine microbial metabolites.

** This is not a diagnosis. It is a signal that looking beneath the symptoms may provide more useful direction than another round of guesswork.

Stop guessing. Measure what is happening in your small intestine.

Did you know?

Around 40% of people with IBS may also have SIBO.

Evaluate SIBOAddress patterns behind bloating, gas and food reactions.
Check intestinal permeabilityExplore gut-barrier strain linked with brain fog, fatigue and skin flare-ups.
Replace trial and error with dataOne sample. Four biomarkers. Clearer answers.

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