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  Food Sensitivity/Allergy Testing Questions And Answers

    Bloating and Gas    Diverticulosis     Candida   Halitosis      Chronic Diarrhea   Heartburn and gastro-esophageal reflux      Constipation    Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS)      Parasites    Ulcerative Colitis and Crohn's Disease       

      The immune cells that line our digestive tract are regulated by cortisol, so if your cortisol is out of balance you become prone to develop digestive symptoms like bloating, heartburn, constipation or diarrhea.  75% of our immune function lies within the gut.  For a healthy immune system you must have healhty gut function.  

 The more stress we are under the more out of range our cortisol becomes, and as our cortisol is depleted the digestive system starts to react poorly to foods and we run the risk of picking up pathogens like candida, a fungal organism.

 Most people are familiar with ulcers being exacerbated by stress. This is a good example of the connection between cortisol, stress and digestive functioning.

 If we can start an anti-inflammatory diet and cut out gluten, then test and correct your cortisol levels we can start to get your digestive system on the road to healing.

  TEST MENU

  Immuno Laboratories has been recognized as the most reproducible diagnostic testing facility by colleges, physicians, and independent studies. Additionally our delayed food reactivity test (BloodPrint™) comes with a nutritional program and 100% money back guarantee. We want to truly alleviate your symptoms; not manage them.

  We are passionate about our vision of a world, allergy-free and we can only do it through reliable, reproducible testing. We won two awards from the Case-in-Point Platinum Awards held by Dorland Health! (We will have more info about our awards and reproducibility soon...)

  We have two main tests: our BloodPrint (delayed reactivity) and our Airborne & Food Allergy Panel (immediate reactivity).

  Please choose which one describes your issues the best:

    BloodPrint Test:    suffer from chronic conditions like: fatigue, eczema, runny nose, headaches, etc...  very common in adults and children  symptoms do not occur within minutes of eating       Airborne & Food Allergy Test:    allergic reactions during the different seasons  common in children  immediate allergic to certain foods or seasonal allergies reactions     FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS         Q: Everybody has heard of wheat, but what is gluten?    A: Gluten is actually two proteins, glutenin and gliadin. They naturally occur in wheat. They remain inactive until mixed with water in the process of making bread or other products. Then glutenin and gliadin form an amazing "web" that traps the carbon dioxide released by active yeast. The result is light, delicious bread.

       Q: I'm suspicious of these "healthy foods" things. Is there scientific evidence that people are allergic to gluten?    A: Open any medical dictionary or textbook to "celiac disease" and you will see that physicians and researchers have known gluten sensitivity causes this disease for many years. Those same books document the higher risk for cancer people with celiac disease have. As to the blood test we provide, it is the same one employed in a published study on celiac disease, which appeared in the January 4 issue of "The Lancet", a distinguished British medical journal.

       Q: I'm already feeling super healthy. What will a toxic food test do for me?    A: First, take the toxic food symptom checklist self-survey. If you have one or more of these symptoms, you're likely to feel even better from taking a toxic food test. You may be one of the 5% fortunate enough to have zero toxic food reactions. In these rare cases, we ask for your help in spreading the word. We're an independently owned company and grow primarily by word of mouth. Please share this information with others in need.

       Q: It seems everywhere I turn, there are articles and news stories about increased obesity not only in the U.S., but abroad. Is there a relationship of obesity to food allergies?    A: Obesity is an American epidemic and is actually classified as a disease which can lead to high blood pressure, heart disease, diabetes and stroke. Many of us spend large amounts of money on fad diets, exercise equipment and programs with little to no success of weight loss or weight control. A growing body of medical research and experience shows many of us suffer from undetected food allergies. Read our review of popular diets and hidden food allergies here...

       Q: This sounds fascinating, but I'm not certain this test is for me. What else can I do to learn more about this test?    A: We welcome your email or telephone call. Speak with one of our counselors and discuss your concerns. We've been in this service for over 25 years and we're here to help you.

       Q: How much experience does your lab have?    A: Immuno Laboratories has been providing quality testing services to physicians for over 25 years (25 million tests).

       Q: Does my insurance cover the Immuno One Bloodprint™ test?    A: Some do, some don't. We'll assist you to verify with your providers and remember, meeting your deductible plays an important role in determining how much of your testing may be covered. Medicare does not cover this testing.

       Q: If I don't take the test, is there any other way to find out which foods may be causing a toxic reaction within me?    A: Yes, by fasting – avoiding all foods for several days - and then introducing a food once every 3-4 days while you keep a carefully diary on your symptoms. Over an extended period of time, you'll be able to find many of the foods causing toxic reactions. This is a challenging process, but it has been used successfully by people with lots of willpower.

       Q: Do any medications have an undesirable affect on your test?    A: Yes. Steroids and medications containing cortisone will effect the results of your test. Immuno Laboratories support staff is available to answer any questions and medication concerns you or your doctor may have prior to drawing a specimen.

       Q: What does it mean that your laboratory testing is "consistently reliable"?    A: If you take your blood sample, submit it to our laboratory under two different names and send it to all the labs doing this testing, our test is the only one that is consistently accurate. This claim has been independently validated. Read our full imitator WARNING...

       Q: I still have questions, where can I go to get answers?    A: You're at the right place...you can browse our website for more information or you can contact us with questions.

       Q: What is my next step to begin testing?    A: Begin here by contacting us. Call 786-306-8009 for a consultation.

   

      

  

  

  

  

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