Find relief through personalized nutrition, supplementation, and evidence-based support
The University of Arizona Andrew Weil Center for Integrative Medicine and Emma Health have partnered to deliver a 12-month, non-pharmacologic IBS support pathway designed for affiliated physicians and their patients.
Designed for patients with persistent or moderate-to-severe IBS symptoms, grounded in emerging microbiome science and clinical nutrition.
The program includes baseline and follow-up microbiome testing (two total analyses) to assess gut composition and monitor changes over time, guiding personalized interventions throughout the 12-month pathway.
Patients receive a structured, evidence-informed nutrition plan built on low-FODMAP and microbiome-supportive strategies, designed to promote symptom relief while encouraging sustainable dietary habits.
Each participant receives a customized supplement regimen tailored to their microbiome results and symptom profile, with all recommended modulation supplements included and delivered directly to the patient’s home.
The program integrates ongoing monitoring of stress, sleep, bowel patterns, food intake, and overall quality of life, enabling data-driven adjustments and continuous personalized support.
IBS diagnosis confirmed
2. Baseline Microbiome Test
At-home testing kit sent
Nutrition + supplements + tracking tools
4. Follow-Up & Optimization
Second microbiome test and plan refinement