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Digestive Health Panel

Type

Digestive Health Panel

Duration

1 hour

Functional gastrointestinal assessment by naturopathic physician Dr. Radhika Kamat, including gut microbiome, SIBO testing, intestinal permeability, and digestive enzyme markers, with a personalised natural treatment protocol.

Walk With Nature's digestive health panel reflects Dr. Radhika Kamat's deep clinical focus on gut health — she holds membership in the Gastroenterology Association of Naturopathic Physicians and has treated complex gastrointestinal conditions throughout her 10+ years of Singapore practice. The panel is tailored to each patient's presentation but typically includes: comprehensive stool analysis (microbiome diversity, pathogenic bacteria/parasites/fungi, secretary IgA, short-chain fatty acids, calprotectin); SIBO breath testing (hydrogen and methane); intestinal permeability markers (zonulin, LPS); digestive enzyme and bile acid assessment; and food sensitivity IgG testing where indicated. Conditions addressed include IBS, SIBO, Candida overgrowth, GERD/reflux, constipation, bloating, inflammatory bowel disease, and leaky gut syndrome. Results are discussed in a detailed follow-up consultation, and Dr. Kamat designs a comprehensive gut restoration protocol incorporating targeted probiotics, prebiotics, herbal antimicrobials, digestive enzymes, and dietary modification. The gut-brain axis and its role in mood, cognition, and energy is a particular area of expertise — patients with anxiety, brain fog, or autoimmune conditions frequently present with underlying gut dysbiosis. This panel is suited to anyone who has had inconclusive conventional GI investigations or who seeks a root-cause approach beyond symptomatic management.

Key Details

What's Included

Naturopathic consultation with Dr. Radhika Kamat
Comprehensive stool analysis / microbiome panel
SIBO breath testing
Intestinal permeability markers
Food sensitivity testing where indicated
Gut restoration protocol
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