GI Maps
Uncover the root causes of digestive discomfort with a comprehensive stool analysis that maps your gut microbiome, digestion, inflammation, and infections.


What is this Test?
The GI MAP (Gastrointestinal Microbial Assay Plus) is a comprehensive stool test that uses advanced DNA technology to analyze the health of your digestive system.
It provides a detailed picture of the bacteria, parasites, yeast, and other organisms living in your gut, along with markers for digestion, inflammation, and immune function.
Rather than guessing at what might be causing your symptoms, this test gives your Evergreen practitioner objective data to guide a personalized plan.
Who is this Test For?
This test may be a good fit if you experience:
Persistent bloating, gas, or abdominal discomfort
Irregular bowel movements, constipation, or diarrhea
Suspected food sensitivities or unexplained fatigue
A history of antibiotic use or gut infections
An interest in proactively optimizing gut and immune health

What Does it Measure?
The GI MAP evaluates several key areas of digestive health, including:
Gut microbiome balance, including beneficial and opportunistic bacteria
Parasites, yeast, and other potential pathogens
Markers of digestion and nutrient absorption
Intestinal inflammation and immune response markers
Gut barrier function, sometimes referred to as intestinal permeability


Why Evergreen?
Testing is only valuable when it leads to clarity and action. At Evergreen, your GI MAP results are reviewed by a practitioner who takes the time to explain what they mean for you specifically.
We connect the dots between your results, your symptoms, and your daily life, then work with you to build a practical, personalized plan to support your digestive and overall health.
Our goal is education and partnership, not one-size-fits-all recommendations, so you leave every conversation understanding your body a little better.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Still unsure if this test is right for you?
Book a free 15-minute consultation with one of our providers to discuss your health goals.