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Hey guys, I have been running methylation panel with GDX and they have a really comprehensive analysis but I don't love working with the lab (there has been a bunch of issues with ordering and blood draws, etc). I am wondering if you would be open to expanding your methylation panel to include some of the markers that they test. They are doing blood but also doing a bucal swab (as an add on if you want to see the genetics). I see that you are testing everything through blood, which is great, but there are some markers missing. See their sample report attached. Here are the blood markers that they have and you can see the genes they test in the sample report: Betaine Betaine/Choline Ratio Choline Cystathionine Cysteine Dimethylglycine Glutathione Glycine Homocysteine Met/Sulf Ratio Methionine Methylation Balance Ratio SAH SAMe SAMe/SAH Ratio Sarcosine Serine Taurine

Hello, I am in the fertility space and there are a couple of markers that vibrant is missing that I have to get through Rupa and I am wondering if you would be able to add it - AMH, 17-Hydroxyprogesterone, androstendione, HOMA. Thank you for your consideration

AMH measures ovarian function and reserves so it can be helpful to see what we're working with as we assess toxin burden and how detoxification can actually improve AMH levels. It's an important marker for assessing fertility status and capacity to conceive - Deidre Bloomquist

It would be incredibly beneficial to have a few additional chemicals added into the food sensitivity testing. Tyramine, phenylethylamine, caffeine, salicylic acid, sodium metabisulfite, and solanine. I currently utilize another test that does screen for these chemicals, and these classes have allowed us to find quicker resolution for several of my patients.

"Hi There, Thanks for the update of what is going on with the upcoming changes at Vibrant America. I am writing to ask that you keep the connective tissue panel in addition to the new autoimmune panel. Not every patient that I suspect an autoimmune connective tissue disease needs a full AI panel. Sometimes we are just trying to rule out an autoimmune component. It would be great to be able to continue to order a CTP. Thanks for your consideration. In Health, Dr. Hilary"

There is a marker that shows on the GI Map test but does not appear on the Gut Zoomer. The bacteria is called Citrobacter freundii. When Lactic Acid on the OAT is high, it mentions that it could be caused by this bacteria.

Although i do appreciate some of the organization of the new Gut Zoomer, especially the synopsis page, i would appreciate you bringing back the commensal report which is correlated to specific disease processes as well as the stars providing us with supportive literature in correlation to that specific overgrowth or lacking strand. Thanks

I have received a request from an office that would like to create a retesting protocol for patients which would include the ability to purchase the Gut Inflammation & Metabolites portion of the Gut Zoomer by itself.