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An elimination diet is designed to help identify and address food sensitivities by temporarily removing certain foods from the diet based on clinical presentation and IgG Food MAP results. The diet typically lasts 2 to 3 months and consists of 4 Pillars – Prepare, Eliminate, Restore, and Reintroduce – each essential for guiding patients through […]
[…] allow them to be killed by the white blood cells. Composed mostly of amino acids, antibodies are proteins that are divided into five major antibody classes (IgM, IgG, IgE, IgA, IgD). Each antibody class has a unique chemical structure and a specific function. IgG stands for immunoglobulin G or antibody G and so forth. […]
[…] a good option? A: As long as the patient is able to increase body temperature and sweat, it should work. Q: Dr. Shaw. I have heard that IgG food allergy testing is not valid because if the person has leaky gut, then they will react to many things. Is this the case? Or you […]
[…] routine chemistry and hematology, evaluation of stool microorganisms, evaluation of immune function, and urine organic acid testing. Comprehensive food allergy testing for 96 foods was performed using IgG specific enzyme linked immunoassay. The following allergens were positive by IgG-specific enzyme linked immunoassay: barley, gluten, wheat, bran, cow’s milk, cheeses (cheddar, cottage, and Swiss), beef, […]