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Why the Gut Baseline Assessment?

Get to the root cause and take action with expert advice

Get key metrics, a personalized action plan and an initial consult call with an expert coach. The Baseline Assessment includes:

Accurate

Strain-level precision using deep-shotgun metagenomics, the microbiome gold standard.

Affordable

Get a complete picture of your microbiome at a fraction of the cost of a traditional PCR test.

Easy

Take the test at home in 5 minutes with our mess-free sample collector.

Actionable

What you'll learn

Tiny Health makes testing really easy

Review with a specialist

Get questions answered in a Personalized Results Review session with a microbiome specialist in a small group setting.

Discover a personalized path to better health

Tiny Health's Gut Health Test includes an at-home microbiome test kit, a personalized action plan, and a group Personalized Results Review with a microbiome specialist to support lifelong wellness, reduce and heal microbiome-related conditions, from the inside out.

Amy Orlandi

Functional Med. CHC, MPH Specialized in working with families to navigate picky eating with fun and easy techniques.

Danielle Shea Tan

Lic. Nutritionist, CNS Over one decade helping families thrive and heal chronic gut and skin issues.

Natalie Betzer

MS, CNS Passionate about leveraging expertise to help people reestablish and maintain gut health as a critical pillar of wellness.

Jennifer McDow

MS, Lic. Dietitian-Nutritionist, CNS Empowers individuals and families to live their healthiest, most nourished lives through personalized nutrition counseling.

“So incredibly helpful…”

“Danielle calmed me down because I was stressed out about my results. I found it so beneficial to share what I've been working on health-wise and she provided her expertise where it made sense.”

“My son’s eczema and gas issues resolved completely”

“Tiny Health has been a wonderful resource for our family. My son was born via c-section and had very poor gut health at his initial test. He suffered from mild eczema and bad gas. After a month on the recommended probiotic from the team at Tiny Health both issues resolved completely and at his follow-up gut tests 2 months later his gut biome had improved immensely. We are so glad to have this resource to help set up our son for the healthiest life he can have.” Jessie M.

“We were simply interested in our baby's microbiome but then...”

"Initially we were simply interested in the microbiome of our baby, and he turned out to have low levels of bifidobacteria. We found that a few days of a recommended probiotic already solved that problem! Then things got more serious. At 6 months old he was hospitalized with severe pneumonia, and needed the most extreme antibiotics to save his life. It took a while but after months of following Tiny Health's advice, no trace of potentially antibiotic-resistant bacteria are left!" Jessica M

FAQ

How does testing work? What do I have to do?

We use a stool test collected with a lab-certified sampling swab from soiled tissue paper. The process is simple and unlike other tests on the market, Tiny Health doesn't require gloves, a spoon-like collection device, or that you handle stool at all, other than on a regular tissue paper. The sample is then stored in the included container and zippered back and mailed back to us on the prepaid envelope included with your kit.

Should I take a gut and vaginal health test during pregnancy?

While many expectant mothers are encouraged to take a prenatal vitamin and DHA during pregnancy, less is often said about gut and vaginal health. But as it turns out, the microbes you live with - on your skin and in your body - have a substantial impact on your baby’s development during pregnancy and later during a baby’s first two years.

Does my microbiome affect my fertility or preterm birth?

Yes, the vaginal microbiome is important for both fertility and to avoid the preterm rupture of membranes and birth. Studies comparing women who delivered preterm against women who delivered at term show some changes in the microbiome that can be related to preterm birth or to the early rupture of fetal membranes.

Is this just something else to be anxious about during pregnancy?

Not at all. Unlike DNA testing, conditions associated with the microbiome are reversible and risks can be reduced by taking preventative measures. Instead of just being worried about it, you can take the recommended actions and get some well-deserved peace of mind.

What does a Tiny Health test look for?