I've been experimenting with food challenges/eliminations etc. But really wanted to confirm what I was seeing so I purchased the Everlywell food sensitivity test (96 foods). #sweepstakes Sure enough I found out something I didn't expect (peanut was high sensitivity) and 2 that I had suspected (gluten/cow milk). I hope to in the new year really eliminate these and see how I feel. I actually bought the food expansion test because I felt so good about the original test.

I had the food sensitivity testing and I was impressed with how quick the whole process was. It was interesting to see that the results were both similar in some ways, and different from the very expensive testing that I had 10 years ago. I felt that the results are valid, and the cost was much less than my previous testing.

I have a degree in nutrition, and loads of experience tweaking my diet for optimal health. Recently after traveling a lot internationally for work, I noticed new challenges in losing the extra few pounds gained from traveling, as well as other symptoms that felt like allergies, brain fog, joint pain, etc. It's easy to blame that all on aging, but we shouldn't settle for that explanation when we are healthy adults. I took the food sensitivity test and was shocked by the results. So much good information, that will change the way I eat. I've been focusing on the wrong things after all this time. Bought a kit for my husband and youngest daughter who always seem to have seasonal allergies. I think we'll find out there are other culprits at work on their immune systems.

I wasn't sure what to expect with this because I've been struggling with health issues for quite some time, but I was actually surprised to find that the findings made a lot of sense and gave me the answers I was looking for. The results are very easy to understand and the recommendations were spot on!

I have wanted to have food sensitivity test for years. I tried to obtain food allergy tests through an allergy doctor, dermatologist, and Quest Diagnostics. None of them would authorize a test for me. Through EverlyWell I now have the information I need. Some foods that I thought were healthy for me (green beans and broccoli) - I was reacting to.

1) Arrived quickly 2) Quick turnaround on lab results 3) Excellent packaging 4) Easy to understand instructions and online video 5) Useful results which I can use to improve my diet 6) Revealed that I am allergic to multiple ingredients which I hadn't suspected * Highly recommend this product, service and the support behind it!

I did this text after my husband was diagnosed with an auto immune disease. Wanted to make changes to my daily diet as well. Was impressed by how quick I received the test, how easy it was to take it and how quick I got my results back. Results were easy to read and very comprehensive.

Not sure how to interpret the results in any truly meaningful way. I have no moderate or high reactivity; I only have items in the low or mild level. So I'm not sure if this means I have nothing to worry about or not. Does 'mild reactivity' mean I have a low chance of reacting to these foods? Or, does it mean I will likely react to them but the reaction will be minimal? I don't know if it's worth the whole elimination diet thing. I have a low/mild reactivity to just about every type of food known. Removing all these from my diet at one time would be impossible. I guess this test would be valuable to anyone who gets results that show high reactivity to a particular food. But that's not the case for me.

I have had eczema for years and in the last few years I have had several extremely bad flair ups that were only controlled by Prednisone . I have also had somewhat unexplained weight gain and general puffiness. I cannot find the triggers, nothing environmental, confirmed with patch testing, seems to be a trigger. I have always felt it was tied to food sensitivity and have been extremely careful with my diet. No grains or gluten whatsoever, limited diary, soy and sugar. The most frustrating thing to me is my skin will temporarily clear up for months at a time and randomly become inflamed and irritated. Weight continues to be a bit of a struggle so after the holidays and eating a particularly horrible diet I decided it was the perfect time to try the Food Sensitivity Test. Just for kicks and giggles I wanted to see if there were any additional items I could be sensitive to. It was fast and easy to use. Results came back yesterday (5 days after I mailed in sample, even with a holiday) and guess what, nothing I have eliminated from my diet for years showed any sensitivity - keep in mind I'd been off the wagon since Thanksgiving so I had plenty of exposure to those foods within the last 6 weeks. 5 of the items that came back as moderately sensitive were all "healthy" food items I have dramatically increased in my diet in the last 2 years to compensate for some of what I was not eating! As a matter of fact I had consumed two eggs fifteen minutes prior to opening the results to find both egg yoke and egg whites as my largest sensitivity. I have started my new 30 day elimination diet today so we'll see. I would highly recommend this to anyone. You may find out something you were not expecting!

Trying to get to the bottom of some of my health issues. This was an easy step in this process. I didn't have to wait in another doctors office, and could do this test in the privacy of my own home. Simple, fast, and easy! After seeing how easy it was my husband wants to order a kit for himself.