Advanced Gut-Brain Testing for Your Most Sensitive Pediatric Patients
Multi-omics at your fingertips—combine metabolic and brain-health markers with gut-microbiome analysis to uncover hidden contributors to ASD symptoms and empower your practice with clear reports.
Get Early Access to KiteHealth
Launching early 2026—reserve your test now.
Pilot kits are preparing for launch early next year. By joining the waitlist today, you’ll get:
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Why Kite Health Is Different
Developed with Arizona State University researchers and Bileomix Science metabolomics scientists, our multi-omics autism test provides pediatric reference ranges and integrates microbiome DNA with metabolic data—giving a complete clinical picture.
KiteHealth brings the first kit with reference values specific to 3-18 kids on the spectrum. Real guidance, not more guesswork.
What’s included (clinician workflow)
Kite is designed to fit clinical reality—limited time, high complexity, and the need for clear parent execution:
capturing symptoms, diet patterns, antibiotics, meds/supplements, sleep, and sensory constraints
aligned to common OAP interpretation domains (carbohydrate metabolism/glycolysis, fatty acid metabolism, amino acid/B-vitamin markers, citric acid cycle metabolites, neurotransmitter metabolites, dysbiosis-related markers)
with “what's working well,” “what needs support,” and “safe first steps”
(editable recommendations + rationale)
to support retesting and protocol iteration
For clinicians, this reduces time spent explaining fundamentals by introducing key concepts to families before the visit—so appointments can focus on treatment planning while biomarker patterns translate into clear, staged actions families can follow.
Clinical use cases (high-yield)
When constipation/diarrhea, bloating, or abdominal pain co-occur with irritability, anxiety, or sleep disruption, pathway-level metabolite signals can help clinicians prioritize foundational gut support interventions, and if they correspond with behavior improvements.
When selective eating and sensory rigidity limit nutrition, use functional cofactor patterns to guide safer supplementation conversations and avoid shotgun protocols.
Persistent fatigue or reduced mental stamina can occur during illness recovery, growth phases, or academic stress. Markers related to mitochondrial function and nutrient utilization may provide insight into potential energy pathway strain.
Children with sensory processing challenges may show cycles of irritability or emotional dysregulation. Metabolic stress affecting energy balance or oxidative pathways may contribute to lower sensory tolerance in some cases.
When symptoms shift after antibiotics or illness, microbial metabolite patterns plus energy pathway markers can support targeted gut recovery plans and monitoring.
FAQ
Is Kite providing clinical decision support?
No. Kite provides structured interpretation, education, and workflow tools. Clinical decisions remain with the treating clinician.
Is this an LDT?
Kite’s initial test is outsourced through a CLIA lab partner. Kite’s product layer focuses on reporting, translation, and longitudinal tracking.
Can families share results with multiple providers?
Yes. Kite includes a shareable summary designed to support pediatricians, therapists, and integrative clinicians working together.