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MILD IMBALANCE

20 biomarkers analyzed

KEY INSIGHT

Your gut's defense systems are working harder than they should — inflammation signals are up, and the bacteria that produce a key protective compound aren't showing up at all. Both are fixable.

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MILD IMBALANCE

Genova Diagnostics Microbiomix · 20 biomarkers analyzed

KEY INSIGHT

Your gut's defense systems are working harder than they should — inflammation signals are up, and the bacteria that produce a key protective compound for your nervous system aren't showing up at all. Both are very fixable with the right foods.

BIOMARKER ANALYSIS

Hexa-acylated LPS Production

4.41%

ELEVATED

This is a compound some bacteria make that can trigger inflammation throughout your body if it gets into your bloodstream — and diets high in saturated fat basically open the door for that to happen. Yours is higher than the comparison group, which means cutting back on butter, fatty meats, cheese, and processed foods could make a real difference. Think of it as closing a leak in your gut barrier that's letting inflammatory signals escape.

Hydrogen Sulfide Production

17.4%

ELEVATED

This is the gas that gives flatulence that rotten egg smell, and it's made when bacteria break down sulfur-containing amino acids from meat and eggs. A little is fine, but elevated levels like yours can mess with your gut lining's ability to produce energy and maintain its protective barrier. Adding resistant starch foods — lentils, beans, cooked and cooled potatoes — has been shown to bring this down.

Indolepropionic Acid (IPA) Production

0.00%

ATTENTION

IPA is a powerful antioxidant made by certain gut bacteria that protects nerve cells and may help prevent insulin resistance. The bacteria that produce it aren't showing up in your sample at all, which means you're missing out on a key protective compound. The good news: eating fiber-rich foods, especially rye, has been shown to increase IPA production.

FOOD PROTOCOL

↑ EMPHASIZE

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Resistant starch foods (lentils, beans, peas, rolled oats, cooked and cooled potatoes)

These are the single best foods for lowering hydrogen sulfide production and supporting butyrate levels — two things your results show need attention.

↓ REDUCE

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Saturated fats (butter, coconut oil, palm oil, fatty cuts of meat, full-fat cheese, cream)

High saturated fat intake allows hexa-LPS (which is elevated in your gut) to cross your intestinal barrier and trigger inflammation throughout your body.

SUPPLEMENT GUIDE

Omega-3 fatty acids (fish oil or algae-based)

WELL-RESEARCHED

With hexa-LPS and hydrogen sulfide both elevated, you have multiple inflammation signals going on. Omega-3s are well-studied for their anti-inflammatory effects and can help balance the pro-inflammatory signals your gut is producing right now.

4-WEEK ACTION PLAN

WEEK 1

Start lowering inflammation signals

›Cut saturated fat intake by at least 50% — swap butter for olive oil, choose lean proteins, reduce cheese and cream.
›Add one resistant starch food daily (lentils, beans, or cooled potatoes).
›Start eating cruciferous vegetables 3–4 times this week (broccoli, cauliflower, Brussels sprouts, kale, cabbage).
›Replace regular bread/crackers with rye versions at least once daily.

MEAL PLAN

The goal here is to lower hexa-LPS and H₂S, rebuild IPA, prioritize resistant starch, cruciferous vegetables, and rye, and reduce saturated fat.

BREAKFAST IDEAS

Overnight oats with green banana, berries, and a handful of walnuts

Oats provide beta-glucan and resistant starch, green banana adds extra resistant starch, and walnuts give you healthy fats without the saturated fat problem.

LUNCH IDEAS

Quinoa bowl with roasted Brussels sprouts, chickpeas, tahini dressing, and pumpkin seeds

Brussels sprouts are cruciferous (help with TMA metabolism), chickpeas add resistant starch, and tahini provides healthy fats instead of saturated ones.

DINNER IDEAS

Baked salmon with roasted broccoli, wild rice, and fermented pickles

Salmon delivers anti-inflammatory omega-3s, broccoli is cruciferous, wild rice adds resistant starch, and fermented pickles support lactate-producing bacteria.

SNACK IDEAS

Small handful of raw almonds with an apple or pear

Almonds provide healthy fats and fiber, and fruits high in pectin (like apples and pears) support butyrate production.

7-DAY SAMPLE WEEK

DAY	BREAKFAST	LUNCH	DINNER	SNACK
Monday	Overnight oats with green banana, berries, and walnuts	Lentil and vegetable soup with rye crackers	Baked salmon with roasted broccoli, wild rice, and fermented pickles	Hummus with carrot sticks and rye crackers

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