Allergy Testing and Treatment

The awareness of food sensitivities is becoming more common and easily treated in most patients.

The most comprehensive allergy testing available. The 286 IgG panel tests for 286 food sensitivities using nano-bead technology. This method blocks the ability to receive cross-reactive determinates to ensure most accurate results in the industry. Results are delivered in an industry-leading 24 hours providing you with valuable information when it matters most.

The most comprehensive allergy testing available for 295 Environmental and Food Allergens using nano-bead technology. This method blocks the ability to receive cross-reactive determinates to ensure most accurate results in the industry. Results are delivered in an industry-leading 24 hours providing you with valuable information when it matters most.

• Weight gain
• Bloating
• Abdominal cramping
• Foggy thinking
• Lethargy
• Sinus inflammation
• Skin irritation

If you experience any of the above symptoms within 48 hours after eating you may have food sensitivities.

The benefits of discovering what your food sensitivities are is multi-beneficial. Not only will the immediate onset of symptoms such as: bloating, heartburn, abdominal cramping, and lethargy significantly reduce, you will also notice long term benefits of decreasing inflammation in the body which can reduce the risk of disease.

Our food sensitivity testing is performed with a simple blood test. The results are returned within 24 hours. Once results are received, you will be seen by the physician to interpret the results for you and review your rotation diet, shopping list and foods to avoid along with the length of the protocol. Most patients are on a rotation diet for 6 months and then can slowly re-introduce certain foods back into their diet one at a time to determine if the sensitivity has resolved itself. We recommend re-testing every 6-12 months.

We also offer the following tests:

• Candida and Immune Complex
• Intestinal Flora Immunity
• Celiac Disease
• Protein Tests
• Helicobacter Pylori
• Quantitative Immunoglobulins
• Allergens and Allergy Panels