FOOD INTOLERANCES.

The body may experience pain, fatigue, bloating, eczema, rashes, constipation and/or irritable bowel after eating a food item, spice, or chemical.

Pain or symptoms from a food intolerance can happen instantly or as long as 3 hours or 3 weeks later. Food Intolerance testing can help you identify where symptoms are coming from faster than elimination diets so healing can begin immediatlely.

WHAT PEOPLE GET WRONG

Food Intolerances are not allergies.

Food Intolerances do not send you to the emergency room or in search of an EpiPen. They are generally common foods that you have been eating for months or years in a gut that is no longer leak-proof.

When the gut becomes compromised, microscopic food particles may slip from the intestine into the body cavity where the body’s defense team will create a symptom to let you know there is a concern e.g., aches and pains, reflux, bloating, constipation, Diarrhea, etc. These symptoms are how your body asks for help. The longer you avoid them, the stronger the symptoms may become.

HOW FOOD INTOLERANCE TESTING SPEEDS HEALING

Using targeted food intolerance testing can provide a definitive answer to the questions, “Can I eat wheat? Can I eat dairy? Can I eat tomatoes or a 115 other foods. It provides confidence and instruction on whether eliminations of foods should be considered short term or long term. By removing food intolerances, the body is able use its resources once allocated to fighting inflammation and move to repairing cells.

STEP 1

Request to order a Food Intolerance Test, testing 115 foods while additionally pinpointing any concerns with wheat, dairy, grains or nuts.

STEP 2

This is test kit arrives in 5-8 business days and we work with you to find the appropriate lab or mobile lab service in your area to complete testing. Results generally arrive in 10-12 business days upon which a Results session with Sheri will be secured to review. Protocols will be suggested, if helpful.

NOTE: This test partners well with the Genetic Diet/nutrigenomic testing to help identify what is currently causing inflammation in your body.

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