This test is used to help diagnose sucrose malabsorption. Sucrose malabsorption may occur when the enzyme needed to break down sucrose, or table sugar, is not present. The lack of the enzyme allows bacteria normally found in the digestive system to produce hydrogen and/or methane gas which can cause many gastrointestinal symptoms such as bloating, diarrhea, and flatulence.
Hey practitioners! 👋 Join Dr. Amber Sereda, ND for an insightful webinar, "Bile Acid Insights with GI-MAP & StoolOMX," on Wednesday, September 17 at 11:00 AM PT / 2:00 PM EST.
In this session, you’ll explore how GI-MAP and StoolOMX testing may offer insights into bile acid-related patterns, how shifts in primary and secondary bile acids might be reflected in lab results, and practical considerations for interpreting these findings in a wellness-focused context.
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