How to Interpret B-Glucuronidase on the GI-MAP and Strategies to Decrease It

[@Aviation_Professional]

A topic not talked about nearly enough!!! SO very important!

[@diagnosticsolutionslaboratory]

We're so glad you enjoyed this presentation. And, YES, this is an important topic!

[@Ayumi649]

Wow! You made a complex topic very easy to understand. Only the most skilled teachers can do that. Thank you so much. This was incredibly helpful.

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[@Scooby596]

Thank you. You’re delivery and slides are excellent and made it very easy to understand.

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[@AmyCarroll-ry5rn]

Thank you so much. This is very informative.

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[@prof.dr.sameeralash7270]

excellent, thanks

[@rockstarhealthcoaching4862]

Thank you for delivering this important information

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[@darmy713]

Great analysis.

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[@brandonmollefdn]

Thank you Lisa! Very helpful!

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[@sovereignsoulutions6612]

Wait...so our betaglucuronidase can be high because of mycotoxins?! I have lots of those in my body.

[@juliaayoti2163]

Very insightful, thank you

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[@DeniceDuff]

thank you this was super helpful

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[@victoriak6120]

Can you please explain how to treat it🙏

[@gigilaroux762]

Have no bad bacteria in my GI map other than H Pylori and my B-GLucoronidase was in the green on the very high end. Low in Akkermansia and Elastase but no other bacteria than mild Hpylori withOUT other co-infections - so I don’t know what could be causing the high B-Glucoronidase activity.I do eat meat and have more of a keto diet. Don’t you want to have a higher level of it? Why does the results show a high level in green vs in the red if it were bad. Also in perimenopause but not on hormones.

[@diagnosticsolutionslaboratory]

Hi, We recommend asking your practitioner to review your test results with you. If they have questions about your results, they can contact us to do a free consultation with a member of our Clinical Team!

[@djolesentimonga2113]

What about low?

[@richard9380]

Did you ever find out about low ?