Discover Your Sensitivities to 190 Common Foods
(30-Minute Lab Follow-up Call Included)
Test Type: Blood
Even with a healthy diet, it's possible for your body to exhibit what's called an IgG reaction to certain foods. Unlike typical food allergies, looking at IgG reactions can single out the foods that are causing hidden immune reactions 24-72 hours after you eat. If you suspect that certain health concerns may be related to food, this at-home lab will test sensitivity levels (mild, moderate or severe) to 190 common foods. By taking this test, you will be provided with comprehensive insight on which foods to avoid in order to keep your body functioning at its best.
Having an IgG food sensitivity is very different from having a food allergy. Where food allergy tests look for severe, life-threatening or immediate food reactions, an IgG food sensitivity test looks for foods that may be causing hidden immune reactions 24-72 hours after eating. If you're experiencing persistent health issues, it may be due to ongoing food sensitivities, that when left unaddressed can lead to unbalanced inflammation.
By learning which common foods you have an IgG sensitivity to, you can start to eliminate these foods from your diet. Your body will be better equipped to function and by decreasing potential inflammation, numerous bodily systems will work more effectively. This test will provide an in depth glance at 190 common food sensitivities as well as provide a snapshot of potential yeast and candida, so you can make crucial adjustments to your diet and alleviate challenging symptoms.
Please be sure to collect and return your sample within 14 days of receipt of your lab test. All lab tests expire within 6 months of purchase
New York State law prohibits shipment of lab products to New York State
Currently, shipping is available within the continental United States only. I am unable to ship to Alaska, Hawaii, or Puerto Rico at this time
(Orders are processed within 1-3 business days. Items will be shipped once processing is complete.)
Discover Your Sensitivities to 190 Common Foods
(30-Minute Lab Follow-up Call Included)
Test Type: Blood
Even with a healthy diet, it's possible for your body to exhibit what's called an IgG reaction to certain foods. Unlike typical food allergies, looking at IgG reactions can single out the foods that are causing hidden immune reactions 24-72 hours after you eat. If you suspect that certain health concerns may be related to food, this at-home lab will test sensitivity levels (mild, moderate or severe) to 190 common foods. By taking this test, you will be provided with comprehensive insight on which foods to avoid in order to keep your body functioning at its best.
Having an IgG food sensitivity is very different from having a food allergy. Where food allergy tests look for severe, life-threatening or immediate food reactions, an IgG food sensitivity test looks for foods that may be causing hidden immune reactions 24-72 hours after eating. If you're experiencing persistent health issues, it may be due to ongoing food sensitivities, that when left unaddressed can lead to unbalanced inflammation.
By learning which common foods you have an IgG sensitivity to, you can start to eliminate these foods from your diet. Your body will be better equipped to function and by decreasing potential inflammation, numerous bodily systems will work more effectively. This test will provide an in depth glance at 190 common food sensitivities as well as provide a snapshot of potential yeast and candida, so you can make crucial adjustments to your diet and alleviate challenging symptoms.
Please be sure to collect and return your sample within 14 days of receipt of your lab test. All lab tests expire within 6 months of purchase
New York State law prohibits shipment of lab products to New York State
Currently, shipping is available within the continental United States only. I am unable to ship to Alaska, Hawaii, or Puerto Rico at this time
(Orders are processed within 1-3 business days. Items will be shipped once processing is complete.)
