Food Inflammation Test (FIT 132) With Zonulin
The Food Inflammation Test - 132 from KBMO comes with zonulin is a diagnostic tool designed to identify individual food sensitivities and measure the level of zonulin in the blood, which is a biomarker for gut permeability. By analyzing responses to various foods, this test helps in understanding how different foods may contribute to inflammation and gut-related issues. The inclusion of zonulin testing is particularly valuable as it provides insights into the integrity of the gut barrier, which can be crucial for conditions like autoimmune diseases, gastrointestinal disorders, and systemic inflammation. This test is often used by healthcare professionals to tailor dietary recommendations and manage symptoms more effectively.
Food Inflammation Test vs Everywell Test
The food sensitivity test that is offered by EverlyWell is just one more single-pathway test that detects only the IgG which indicates food exposure but NOT necessarily food that causes Inflammation. IgG only tests are a single-pathway approach that merely identifies food exposure versus the multi-pathway approach which detects inflammation by identifying foods that actually cause your symptoms including leaky gut. By contrast, the food sensitivity test offered by huemn labs, The FIT Test, is a unique multi-pathway test that detects both IgG 1-4 and C3d which indicates not only food exposure but simultaneously indicates which foods are likely involved in inflammation and leaky gut. The net result is that IgG only tests are non-specific because they identify many foods which do not cause inflammation whereas, the FIT Test is very specific and more accurately identifies those foods causing inflammation.
Everywell does not measure Zonulin which is the key biomarker for intestinal permeability. Knowing this data can help your healing strategy
FIT test looks at up to 132 foods.