I got back several uBiome SmartGut reports. It flags 2-4 items in each category of UC, Crohn’s, obesity. It also flags me for lack of bacteria preventing kidney stones. All of these things I have been tested for an determined not to have and not at risk for kidney stones (whatever that means).
I also have Oxalobacter formigenes flagged as being a bit low, but haven’t done a kidney stone risk panel (or had kidney stones), so I can’t compare. Keep in mind that the referenced study shows that people with calcium oxalate stones have lower amounts of that bacterium, but the study doesn’t look at the general population. That’s the kind of data uBiome might be trying to collect
I have had a colonoscopy to confirm that i do not have ibd. clean as a whistle. i would put almost zero stock in the ubiome smart gut results. The false alarm rate is very high.
Thats pretty reassuring. Im so scared. It has been really really painful, but all the other tests seem to say im okay. That felt like the nail in the coffin of my suspicisions, especially because of the “clinical” aspect, but its good to hear someone else has a positive result.
Happy to say I got an all clear result. Just one small pylop that they took out. No biopsy yet, but they were optimistic about that too.
I can’t believe how horrifying that kind of information, when incorrect, can be to a person.