I've just received new uBiome results. I don't show any Eukaryota, but I do show the phylum Euryarchaeota (archaeons) and the genus Methanobrevibacter at a low level (haven't had a chance to explore raw data yet so don't
know if species identified).
Does your Ubiome test also show greater diversity because of the Euryarchaeotas? And how much percentage does it show?
Do you see correlations between your Ubiome-tests? I have 4 Ubiome-tests results during the last year, and ordered a new one. The last test I detected methane degrading bacteria (Flavobacter, Thiotrichales, Xanthomonadeles), maybe a sign, that more methane is produced. Also it showed slightly higher Verrucomicrobia, which are higher after antibiotics, what is or was not the case, but upcoming heavy metals and viruses could be the reason for this and for SIBO flare ups.
Simultaneously a few interesting bacteria for immunity are higher: coriobacter (as bifido healthy actinos), Akkermansia.
In my Ubiome-test-comparision I described the task of each microbes. It is very interested to realize, what kind of toxine the singular microbes chelate, or what kind of acid the microbe realeases, or what kind of function in the gut the microbes has, what kind of neurotransmitter it releases. So microbial changes are easier to understand, and maybe with time it is feedback what´s going on.