Detailed levels of food reactions outlining which foods are highly reactive, moderately reactive, and mildly reactive. Website provides guidance on what steps to take towards an elimination diet to see how your body reacts when re-introducing these reactive foods back into your diet.

I definitely recognized items on the "no" lists as things that bothered me-such as peanuts and cashews. There were some other ones I had no idea though. I am extra careful with what I eat now and trying to cut items from my diet. Helpful information.

I've been seeing doctors and dermatologists for years about some symptoms I've been having that seem food related, but no one could help me. I ordered the Everlywell test and was very impressed at how quickly it arrived, how well everything was packaged, and how concise and clear the instructions were. I sent everything off and my results were available within days and they told me that I had some moderate sensitivity to dairy products. So I've been keeping clear of dairy for a few weeks now and my symptoms are nearly completely gone, which is a huge relief after years of taking antihistamines in ever increasing doses.

I have done a very strict elimination diet previously. No gluten, dairy, soy or fructose. When each food group was reintroduced I had no side effects but continued to have GI issues periodically. My naturopath said I may not have an allergy but I could still have a sensitivity to certain foods. This test gives me an idea of which ones I may have problems with so I can work on reducing those in my diet.

The cost is very reasonable and the information is very relevant. I would say it took longer than I expected to collect the blood sample. And after looking at my results I struggled with "what can I eat?" Knowing what to avoid is a great start to a healthier me!

Food Sensitivity test was informative and gave me thoughts and ideas to talk to my doctor about potentially leading to more testing from my doctor. Interesting information. I certainly tried cutting out some of the foods that I was more sensitive to with interesting results and adding some foods back into my diet per the suggestion of the results. Thank you.

Think the test is pretty accurate but it has changed in 3 years. It says I'm no longer allergic to almonds. Which I haven't had an almond in a while. But I'm going to this weekend and we'll see. Says I had a sensitivity to beef and now that changed to chicken which is fine with me but my wife doesn't agree

Day in and day out I didn't feel well. I was fatigued, gaining weight no matter the diet or exercise I did, head aches, not able to sleep, etc. I've been miserable. I ordered the food sensitive test and had no idea My body was reacting to the things I was eating. I've now eliminated those foods in my diet. This test was so easy and the results were incredibly quick! Thank you!

Such a fast and easy way to find out about your own food sensitivities! I knew the food I was eating was causing me some trouble with digestion, lethargy, weight gain, etc... but I just wasn't sure which foods. This allowed me to find out without doctors visits and food elimination for weeks on end.

The sample gathering and submission process was clear and easy. Getting text updates when the lab received my sample and when my results were ready was great. The disappointment is in the results. It is kind of like, OK, now what? I now have a list of things I'm sensitive to but have no idea what to do with it. There's not enough information about the scoring system and what it means. Instructions mention elimination diet but don't tell you which (rated) foods to focus on. And the scaling and significance is weird. Just not clear enough. I don't know what to do with my results.