Archive · 14 Dec 2025
New Gut Microbiome Test Detects Health Issues Early
Doctors have a new tool called truGut360 to check your gut health.
Your gut has tiny living things that help you digest food, stay healthy, and control hormones.
Sometimes, these tiny things get out of balance, and you might feel tired, bloated, or gain weight, but regular tests don't show this.
truGut360 looks at these tiny things to help doctors understand why you might feel sick even if your regular tests say you're fine.
This can help with problems like PCOS and thyroid issues.
Taking care of your gut isn't just about taking probiotics; it's about eating different kinds of food, getting the right fibers, eating at the right times, and managing stress.
Changing your habits is hard, but it's important for your health.
truGut360 is a new gut microbiome test introduced in Hyderabad to detect early functional changes in the gut.
The test focuses on analysing the gut microbiome, which plays a central role in digestion, metabolism, immunity, and hormone regulation.
Conventional diagnostics often miss early system-level dysfunctions such as shifts in gut microbes and low-grade inflammation.
The test has implications for conditions like PCOS and thyroid disorders, which are linked to insulin resistance and inflammation influenced by gut health.
Gut health is about restoring balance through food diversity, the right fibers, meal timing, and stress regulation, especially within an Indian dietary context.
- Who
- Anil K.C, founder and CEO of Longeny
- What
- Introduction of truGut360 gut microbiome test
- When
- Recently introduced in Hyderabad
- Where
- Hyderabad, India
- Why
- To address gaps in routine medical tests and detect early functional changes in the gut
- Test Name
- truGut360
- Company
- Longeny
- CEO
- Anil K.C
- Gut Microbiome Role
- Digestion, metabolism, immunity, hormone regulation
- Conditions Linked
- PCOS, thyroid disorders, insulin resistance, inflammation
- Gut Health Focus
- Food diversity, fibers, meal timing, stress regulation