"Stomach is flatter, no bloating""Improvement in my digestion""GI-issues largely improved""Stomach is flatter, no bloating""Improvement in my digestion""GI-issues largely improved"
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Why you might feel this way

Bloating can have many contributors, and they are different for everyone.

"Stomach is flatter, no bloating""Improvement in my digestion""GI-issues largely improved""Stomach is flatter, no bloating""Improvement in my digestion""GI-issues largely improved"
How does Viome work?

Every Viome journey begins with a test. We currently offer three types of Intelligence Tests, our most comprehensive being our Full Body Intelligence Test, which includes everything you get from our other tests and more. With our Full Body test, Viome analyzes the activities in your oral microbiome, gut microbiome, and cells using RNA (gene expression) sequencing, giving us the highest resolution of your body available. This is something unique to Viome, and it's what enables us to give such precise and accurate recommendations! We analyze all of the gene expression in your body so our AI can sort through millions of data points which it then connects to the right food, nutrients, or ingredients you need.

Your body is like a chemistry set that is unique to you. Food and nutrients are like information that tells your body what to do. Every person needs a unique set of information to function optimally. Each of our tests come with up to 50+ health scores and your tailored recommendations, as well as the option to order your personalized or custom-made products that are determined by your test results. In this way, we've got you covered, from testing to taking action!

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