Allergy & Food Sensitivity Testing
What It Is
Allergy & Food Sensitivity Testing is a blood-based service designed to evaluate how your body responds to a wide range of foods and environmental allergens. It may help identify possible triggers associated with skin rashes, respiratory issues, migraines, fatigue, inflammation, digestive concerns, and joint discomfort. The test provides a personalized bloodprint that can guide informed decisions about your diet, surroundings, and daily habits.
How It Works
Your visit begins with a consultation to discuss your symptoms, health history, and concerns. A simple blood sample is collected and sent to the laboratory for detailed analysis. The testing evaluates potential reactions to various foods and indoor and outdoor allergens. Once your results are available, you will receive personalized guidance and recommended next steps.
Who It’s For
This testing may be appropriate for individuals experiencing unexplained skin rashes, dermatitis, respiratory concerns, digestive symptoms, migraines, fatigue, or joint pain. It may also benefit those who suspect that certain foods, pet dander, dust, latex, grasses, herbs, trees, or weeds are affecting their well-being. The service is ideal for individuals who prefer a blood-based testing option without traditional scratch testing.
Benefits of Allergy & Food Sensitivity Testing
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Identifies Food and Environmental Triggers
Testing evaluates a broad range of possible food sensitivities and environmental allergens. This may help you better understand which exposures could be contributing to your symptoms.
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Simple Blood-Based Testing
The assessment requires a simple blood draw rather than traditional scratch testing. This provides a convenient and comfortable way to evaluate multiple potential triggers.
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Provides a Comprehensive Allergen Profile
Testing may include pet dander, dust, latex, grasses, herbs, trees, weeds, eggs, dairy, gluten, meats, vegetables, and spices. Your personalized bloodprint highlights the specific items identified in your results.