G.I. Dysbiosis and Malabsorption Cancer Root Program
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G.I. Dysbiosis and Malabsorption Cancer Root Program

This comprehensive service focuses on optimizing the gut microbiome to bolster the immune system, particularly for cancer patients. The G.I. tract, home to 70-80% of the immune system, is often compromised by chemotherapy, radiation, and other treatments, which can lead to dysbiosis and malabsorption issues. Dysbiosis, or the imbalance of gut bacteria, can result in chronic inflammation, infections, and impaired immune responses, all of which may hinder cancer recovery.

Program fee
$949.00
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Description

The program includes:

  • Initial Virtual Consultation: A 1-hour appointment with an Advanced Practice Nurse (APN) to discuss your cancer history, G.I. symptoms, and assess your microbiome health.
  • Comprehensive G.I. Effects Stool Test: A three-day stool analysis using the Genova G.I. Effects test, valued at $449, to identify bacterial dysbiosis, inflammation, and malabsorption issues.
  • Personalized Treatment Plan: A follow-up 60-minute consultation to review test results and create a tailored treatment plan aimed at healing gut inflammation, resolving hidden infections, and strengthening the immune system.

The total cost of the program is $949, which includes the stool test. Clients also have the option to apply this cost toward the larger Hyperion Functional Oncology Program for ongoing support, including access to holistic nutritionists and functional medicine health coaches.

This program is designed to help cancer patients restore their gut microbiome, reduce inflammation, and enhance immune function, all of which are crucial for improving treatment outcomes and overall healing.

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