My husband has always had stomach problems and we've seen GIs with no luck. He wanted to start trying elimination diets but didn't know where to start. The test showed dairy was his downfall. Since eliminating dairy from his diet it's been smooth sailing!

I've been wanting to do the food sensitivities test for years. Finally did it!! Only problem is I am currently on an elimination diet! I've eliminated most foods that typically cause sensitivity. So my results showed nothing. I wish there had been a disclaimer, or if there is that I would have read it before I spent the money to do the test.

I read a lot of negativity around food sensitivity tests in general, and how they aren't widely accepted by the medical community. This is mostly because results will show tons of reactive foods and then consumers think they have to cut out everything from their diet, when that's not necessarily the case. I took this test with an open mind, knowing I might be overwhelmed with lots of reactive foods, but I was really looking for guidance on top foods to eliminate. If you don't have a starting point, an elimination diet is extremely overwhelming and in my opinion, unrealistic. My results only showed 3 moderately reactive foods, one being eggs which I would have never guessed and I eat eggs ALL THE TIME. This gave me 3 foods to start with and be mindful about, and I can already see a difference in my skin, which was my main motivation for taking the test. I am SO happy that I took this test!

I love the do-it-yourself option of lab tests. Most health insurance will not pay for tests that are considered routine, unless associated with an annual physical, or exploratory. Thank you for making these quality tests an option. l look forward to reviewing my results with my primary care physician.

For several years, I have suspected that certain foods did not agree with me. I started to avoid them but still questioned my suspicions. My food sensitivity test proved that I was correct. Each food that I had complained of bothering me, showed up on my sensitivity test. This was an easy way to keep myself from being uncomfortable. I would recommend this test to anyone who has noticed a sensitivity to foods and food groups, in order to live your best life. Thanks for making this available.

I enjoyed the information. It's interesting that some of the items on my list I don't care for. I could not get through my work firewall to download the information as I could on my phone. I would like to be able to print a list. I have recently become allergic to shrimp and it was a mild irritant , figured it might be moderate but that's not what you're testing for. Since I had moderate gluten I will assume no celiac just reaction.

I was really shocked to find out what I was sensitive to. I found it interesting that the food that I commonly eat (a lot) was what I was sensitive to. So, I am trying to adjust my founding's to purchase food that would be beneficial to me and not harmful. Thank You

I found the test to be very well done. I thought it was much more comfortable doing it this way rather than how I had done it in the doctors office previously with the scratch test. my only complaint with the process was how SLOW it was getting the test sample to you to test. It took over a week via usps. what's up with THAT?

Results were cool, but I wish I had known before hand that this test only evaluates what you are currently eating within 30 days. If items have already been eliminated, your sensitivity isn't measured. I was curious to see if I was still sensitive to certain foods that I've eliminated for a while.

I had been struggling to identify with foods were irritants to my body and the details and specificity of this test solved that problem. Would definitely recommend to anyone wanting to know which foods to eliminate - so much less time consuming than an elimination diet.