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Tiny Health

Tiny Health Adult Gut Test

Strong (metagenomics validated)
4.5/5
$199

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About This Product

Tiny Health's Adult Gut Test uses deep-shotgun metagenomics — the gold standard in microbiome analysis — to provide the most comprehensive picture of your gut health available in an at-home test. Unlike basic 16S tests that only identify bacteria at the genus level, shotgun metagenomics identifies organisms at the species and strain level, along with their functional capabilities. The test screens for over 20,000 species including bacteria, fungi, parasites, and viruses. You receive a detailed report with a Gut Health Score, personalized food and supplement recommendations, and comparisons to a healthy reference population. Results are delivered through an easy-to-understand app within 4-6 weeks.

Why This Is Great for Thyroid Patients

The gut-thyroid connection is well-established: roughly 20% of T4-to-T3 conversion occurs in the gut, and intestinal dysbiosis can trigger and perpetuate Hashimoto's autoimmunity through molecular mimicry and increased intestinal permeability. A comprehensive gut test helps thyroid patients identify specific imbalances — like low Akkermansia (linked to inflammation), high Candida, or missing beneficial species — that may be undermining their thyroid function and medication absorption. Many thyroid patients discover actionable findings that explain persistent symptoms despite normal labs. Tiny Health's shotgun sequencing provides the depth needed to uncover these connections.

Key Features

  • Deep-shotgun metagenomics
  • 120,000+ genomes
  • Gut diversity score
  • Leaky gut markers
  • Parasite screening
  • Personalized diet/supplement plan

Selection Criteria

  • CLIA + CAP certified lab
  • Gold-standard metagenomics
  • Strain-level precision
  • Personalized action plan included
  • Science-backed

Evidence Level

Strong (metagenomics validated)

Multiple high-quality studies support the use of this product for thyroid patients.