Discover your microbiome. Understand your results.
Which bacteria make up your microbiome? What functional potential does its DNA reveal? Your kit gives you access to a personal report, with charts and explanations to explore your results.
Your microbiome analysis report
- A summary to get started
- Detailed results to explore further
- Your report online and as a PDF
Your first reference points.
The summary brings the key indicators together on one page. Get an overview of your microbiome before exploring the details.
An enterotype describes a composition profile around certain bacterial groups. It is a reference for interpretation, not a target to achieve.
- Microbial richness and diversity, with comparison references.
- Your enterotype and the distribution of major bacterial groups.
- A radar chart showing the different areas of functional potential.
Put names to your microbiome.
Discover genera and species of interest and their relative abundance in your sample.
The bacteria presented are not necessarily detected in every sample. The report distinguishes available results from entries marked “not detected”.
- Explanatory entries describe what each bacterium of interest presented is and the role it may play in the gut microbiome.
- Visual references to compare results with the Nahibu cohort.
- A detailed abundance table, from phylum to species.
Explore your microbiome’s capabilities.
The report explores potential functions suggested by the genes detected in your sample, organised by functional area and compound.
These indicators describe genetic potential. They do not directly measure biological activity or the quantities of metabolites produced.
- Areas relating to digestion, immunity, and physical or neuropsychological capacities.
- Indicators associated with butyrate, acetate, GABA and vitamin-related compounds.
- Explanatory entries define the compounds presented, such as butyrate or GABA, and explain their biological roles.
Results with context.
- Put your results in context : Comparison charts place your indicators within the Nahibu reference cohort, giving you context for interpreting the values. The cohort is a statistical reference, not a health standard.
- Understand the terminology : The appendices provide descriptive entries on bacteria of interest and compounds. Explore them at your own pace. Bacteria of interest · Compounds · Methodology
- Explore the details : The abundance table presents the classification and relative abundance of detected taxa. The PDF lets you keep your report or share it with a professional. An accessible summary, with detailed data to explore.
Your results, across your analyses.
Your first analysis is a starting point. Find your results in your personal space and explore variations in your microbiome as you add new analyses.
Comparison charts are available from two compatible analyses from the same person. Each new analysis requires a new kit.
- See your results in perspective : Track your microbiome’s richness, diversity and composition at different points in time.
- Compare two analyses : Observe differences in composition and compare functional potential profiles.
- Explore what interests you : Choose the bacterial species and compounds whose variations you want to explore.
A conversation about your results.
Would you like help reading your report? A consultation with a dietitian-nutritionist gives you an opportunity to ask questions and better understand your results.
Optional consultation, offered separately from the kit.
Ready to discover your own profile?
Receive your sampling kit at home. After analysis, access your personal report and your first microbiome reference points.
The report describes your microbiome at the time of sampling. It is non-medical and non-diagnostic. Results should be read in context and do not replace medical advice.