What foods and additives are most inflammatory to your body? 

The ALCAT food and chemical sensitivity blood test measures individual responses to food and chemicals at the cellular level. A simple blood test helps to determine food and other substances that may be causing inflammation in the body.

What it can treat: 

• Gastrointestinal Disorders diarrhea, bloating, constipation, IBS, reflux etc. 

• Skin Symptoms Eczema, Psoriasis, rashes, acne, etc. 

• Neurological Symptoms Migraines, memory problems, depression, mood swings etc. 

• Respiratory Issues wheezing, bronchitis, asthma, etc. 

• Metabolic Disorders obesity, inability to lose/gain weight, diabetes, irregular menstruation, thyroid issues etc. 

• Musculoskelatal Disorders stiff/sore joints, arthritis, tendonitis.

• Immune System / Comorbidities allergies, weak immune system, autoimmune diseases etc. 

What nutrients are you missing in your diet? What antioxidants actually work best for your body?

ALCAT Micronutrient deficiency testing (CNA) gives insight into long-term micronutrient status and gives context beyond a snapshot of your current health. The test measures insufficiencies in vital micronutrients and amino acids. It also not only measures overall antioxidant function but also identifies specific antioxidants that will significantly improve individuals capacity to protect against free radicals. Nutrient requirements are specific to each individual so this is a test that can be valuable to anyone! 

What it can help treat: 

• Women’s health-fertility, pregnancy, lactation, perimenopause, menopause, and others

• High performance and/or severe stress

• Sports nutrition

• Pre and post-surgery

• Weight management, obesity

• Burnout, fatigue, depression, mood swings, low vitality

• Chronic conditions, and/or metabolic syndrome (increased blood pressure and blood sugar, excess body fat, abnormal cholesterol)

• Nutritional and health status optimization

• Our goal is to help people connect with their body and its specific needs. By identifying potential dietary inflammation triggers, we can work to improve and manage chronic health issues.