Food Sensitivity Testing
Food Sensitivity Testing
IgG panels to identify inflammatory foods.
What this test measures
The markers
- IgG antibody reactions to 100–200 common foods
- Delayed inflammatory patterns (unlike immediate IgE allergies)
- Reactive food family clustering
When this type of testing may be useful
When symptoms flare after eating but no obvious pattern emerges, or when gut healing has plateaued.
Common symptoms associated with this category
Signals to notice
How results contribute to a personalized evaluation
Interpreted in context
Guides a temporary elimination framework while gut integrity is restored — not a permanent list of forbidden foods.
Testing recommendations are personalized. Not every test is appropriate for every individual — panels are selected based on symptoms, history, and prior labs during your consultation.
Frequently asked
Common questions
Is this the same as an allergy test?
No. IgG measures delayed sensitivities, not immediate IgE allergies. Both have different clinical uses.