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At-Home Food Sensitivity Test

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Tissue Transglutaminase Antibody (tTG)
83% of Americans with celiac disease are undiagnosed or misdiagnosed with other conditions. Find out today if celiac disease is at the root of your patient’s health challenges.

  • Gold Standard Testing for Celiac

The average person will suffer for 6 to 10 years before they are correctly diagnosed with celiac. This is largely because they never get tested. If you have a family member with celiac there is a 22% probability that you have celiac as well. Most people will suffer with celiac and spend over $14,000 attempting to resolve their issue. Add this test to your Bloodprint® along with the Gluten sensitivity test to determine whether or not your issues are from a gluten-intolerance or if you have celiac disease.

Fastest Certified Lab Results In The Industry

Once our lab receives your specimen, results will be completed in 48-72 hours. Results are available on our online portal for physicians and emailed as an easy-to-read PDF.

 




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Tissue Transglutaminase Antibody (tTG)
83% of Americans with celiac disease are undiagnosed or misdiagnosed with other conditions. Find out today if celiac disease is at the root of your patient’s health challenges.

  • Gold Standard Testing for Celiac

The average person will suffer for 6 to 10 years before they are correctly diagnosed with celiac. This is largely because they never get tested. If you have a family member with celiac there is a 22% probability that you have celiac as well. Most people will suffer with celiac and spend over $14,000 attempting to resolve their issue. Add this test to your Bloodprint® along with the Gluten sensitivity test to determine whether or not your issues are from a gluten-intolerance or if you have celiac disease.

Fastest Certified Lab Results In The Industry

Once our lab receives your specimen, results will be completed in 48-72 hours. Results are available on our online portal for physicians and emailed as an easy-to-read PDF.

 

Results You Can Trust

Results You Can Trust.

By providing expedited lab results (48-72 hours) for up to 207 trigger foods and environmental allergies based on a unique Bloodprint®, patients can quickly eliminate reactive food items to optimize their health and well-being.

Results: studies’ findings, abundant testimonials, money-back guarantee, precision of instruments, and longevity of expertise.

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Accuracy

Immuno Labs works from its own laboratory facility to provide a 100% accurate personal Bloodprint based on precise blood draw for 207 food sensitivities.

43 Years Experience

Experience

Our founders have 43-years of industry experience since 1978 as early innovators of personalized medicine. We have conducted over 51 million food sensitivity tests.

Empowerment

Empowerment

Immuno Labs provides the customer and physician with the power of awareness through sensitivity testing and ongoing support to identify and treat chronic health conditions.

Support

Support

Immuno Labs provides ongoing guidance for clients through the BetterHealthUSA community, meal plans, recipes, shopping lists, 90-day nutritional coaching, community, and education.

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Is this test for me?

Every day we hear more and more about gluten intolerances…what if the gluten from foods like bread, pasta, and basically all processed foods were causing your discomfort! That is precisely how this test will benefit you and your patients by determining if you need to avoid all gluten containing foods. The research at Immuno Labs shows that more than 63% of the people they test are reactive to gluten. Often times though patients are unaware they have a gluten intolerance and having that go misdiagnosed can lead to $5,000 to$12,000 per person per year! Do not wait and have to pay later with your health and wallet. Add the Anti-Gliadin test to your Bloodprint® and ensure a reflex test with our Tissue Transglutaminase Assay (tTG) to check for Celiac disease.

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How it works

How it works

Taking our tests is easy and convenient

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1. Consult, Receive, & Register

Start with a physician consultation to determine the best testing path. Once your test kit arrives, simply register it online using the unique ID included in the box to activate your test.

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2. Collect Your Sample at Home

Use the clear instructions to collect your specimen (e.g., fingerprick, saliva) from the comfort and privacy of your home. Use the prepaid shipping label to quickly mail the sample directly to our certified lab.

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3. Review Your Personalized Plan

In just a few days, your physician-reviewed results will be securely available in your online account. Your doctor will then meet with you to review your data and provide a clear, actionable plan to help you achieve better health.

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Celiac disease and dermatitis herpetiformis, the two recognized forms of gluten sensitive enteropathy (GSE) are characterized by chronic inflammation on the intestinal mucosa and flattening of the epithelium or positive “villous atrophy.” Intolerance to gluten, the protein of wheat, rye and barley causes GSE. Patients with celiac disease may suffer other diverse side effects or they may be asymptomatic. Dermatitis herpetiformis is a skin disease associated with GSE. All GSE patients have increased risk of lymphoma. A gluten-free diet controls GSE and associated risks.

The development of serum tests for three different antibodies of the IgA isotype made it possible to generate more rapid, revised European Society for Pediatric Gastroenterology and Nutrition (ESPGAN) criteria for celiac disease as reported in 1990. These tests include IgA endomysial antibodies (EMA), IgA Anti-Gliadin Antibodies (AGA) and R1 Antireticulin Antibodies (ARA). The revised ESPGAN criteria call for: a) a single positive gut biopsy and b) the demonstration of at least two of the three IgA class antibodies mentioned above. Since then, several studies have demonstrated that IgA EMA tests have over 99% specificity for GSE and a greater sensitivity than ARA or AGA tests. Since the IgA EMA disappear when patients with celiac disease or dermatitis herpetiformis adhere to a gluten-free diet, tests for these antibodies also aid in checking on the adherence of patients to their diets.

Recently, the endomysial antigen has been identified as the protein cross-linking enzyme known as Tissue Transglutaminase (tTG). Antigen specific FEIA (fluorescence enzyme immunoassay) procedures incorporating tTG afford a reliable, objective alternative to the traditional immunofluorescent-based assays incorporating thin sections of primate esophagus as substrate.

The assay for IgA antibodies to Tissue Transglutaminase (tTG) is a complementary test to the Anti-Gliadin Antibody Assay. Both the Anti-Gliadin and tTG Assays are aids in diagnosing celiac disease and other diseases linked to celiac disease. The tTG Assay should be ordered when either Anti-Gliadin IgG, IgA or both are elevated. In instances where celiac disease and its linked diseases are suspected both tests, the tTG and Anti-Gliadin, could be requested simultaneously.

Immuno Labs offers the power of awareness, of knowing. An empowerment that enables you to change the way you feel, the way you think, how you see yourself and the world around you.

Personalized support is given with 90-day nutritional coaching, custom meal plans, grocery and recipe lists, online community with resource tools, and 100% money-back guarantee.

     
              
         
                   
           
             

I just want to thank you for helping not only myself but also many of my patients. I did the Bloodprint® Expanded with a four-day rotation food plan approximately four months ago, and within two weeks, I noticed a huge difference in my energy level, motivation, cognitive functioning, improved sleep patterns, and overall health.

Since doing this test on myself, I have helped approximately 20 patients so far relieve themselves of very numerous symptoms that had been unanswered for years. One in particular was a patient who suffered from generalized arthralgia and myalgia for approximately four years. This patient was a young, very athletic 22-year-old who had been worked up by several physicians for all types of arthritis, lupus, and other autoimmune diseases, with all of her labs coming back negative. Upon discussing the success of the food sensitivity with myself to this patient, she agreed to give it a chance. She was pain-free within the first 14 days. The patient later stated to me that she had been on pain medications daily and, for four years, would wake up in pain. The patient stated she was absolutely amazed and also acknowledged that when she first did the food sensitivity testing, she did not believe that this would work, however, she was at the point to try anything. Even during the first seven days, as her symptoms started to recess, she was skeptical that it was because of the food sensitivity. However, since doing the testing, she did, at times, reintroduce foods that were on her blood print and noticed drastic acute exacerbations of the arthralgias and myalgias along with nausea and headaches. The patient stated it was then that she absolutely knew for sure that the foods were the source of her problems. To date, I have had 100% success with the Bloodprint food sensitivity testing with my patients who have followed the diet, which has been 19 out of the 20 patients.

I cannot thank you enough for showing me the answers to regain my health, energy, and quality of life. Thank you so much.

             
                                          

Scott LePor, D.O.

                             
                        
         
         
       
              
         
                   
           
             

I am a family practice physician who has utilized the Immuno Labs’ food allergy testing for several of my patients over the past years. Usually, I chose those patients who presented with unusual “laundry lists” of symptoms, claiming that many other physicians had not been able to help them. Most of them benefited greatly from the recommended elimination diets.

I am in excellent physical condition and have always followed a high protein/low carbohydrate diet, doing yoga several times weekly. Once I turned 58, I started to notice that I was having afternoon fatigue, difficulty sleeping and some mild depression, which I thought were due to work stress. I initially gave up caffeine, sugar, and wheat and noticed some improvement. I then decided to test myself with the Immuno 1 Bloodprint IgG ELISA 115 Food Sensitivity Assay. To my surprise, I tested positive for allergies to several foods which were large parts of my everyday diet, such as cheese, milk, eggs, and yeast. After just one month of following the elimination diet, I not only had more energy and improved moods, but I was sleeping through the night and had fewer cravings, swollen and watery eyes. Now that I have been following the diet for 3 months, the grand total on my symptom checklist has gone from 15 to 1.

Although it does take some effort to change old habits and learn to prepare alternative foods, the rewards are remarkable and very worthwhile. Since I have had this experience myself, I have been food allergy testing more of my patients who do not seem to respond adequately to conventional medical treatments.

             
                                          

Nancy Johnson-Rose, D.O.

                             
                        
         
         
       
              
         
                   
           
             

This letter serves as a summary of my experience with lmmuno Laboratories and their lmmuno 1 Bloodprint for food allergies.

This pane was done off serum for evaluation for antibodies present to certain foods. This was my first antibody profile performed off of serum.
The results were interesting as there were foods present (positive) that I had no idea may be causing some of my health issues. Foods like almonds, tomatoes, and pepper; were foods that I thought were fine for me and did not contribute to the GI issues that are present sometimes. There were also foods on the list that I knew was a problem such as mushrooms and cow’s milk. Beginning the elimination diet/substitution was relatively easy due to the information that was included in the packet I received. There were recipes and helpful reminders and information that made the transition relatively painless. In a few short weeks, I noted improvement in my GI symptoms and an overall feeling of better health and stamina.
Being curious the next step was to challenge some of the foods that I felt were not a problem and did not need to be removed in the first place. Tomatoes were the first to be added back in; only to be met with the same GI symptoms that had lessened over the previous weeks. In this instance, a food that I felt had no problems what so ever, was a major contributor to my health concerns.


In conclusion, this panel has been extremely helpful for me in determining the underlying food allergies contributing to my health.

             
                                          

Rob Dramov, ND, PC

                             
                        
         
         
       
          
   
    
 
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