FOOD SENSITIVITY TESTING

Did you know food sensitivities affect more than 100 million people worldwide? If you are experiencing bloating, headaches, skin rashes, constipation, or other symptoms, you may have a food sensitivity.

Find the root causes of your symptoms by trying a Food Inflammation Test (FIT) by KBMO Diagnostics. Clinical studies have shown the FIT test has helped patients with the following symptoms:

Anxiety/depression
Bloating/stomach pain
Inability to lose weight
Impotence/libido

Fatigue/Insomnia
Joint pain
Constipation/diarrhea
Sugar cravings

What is a FIT Test?

The FIT Test by KBMO Diagnostics is a patented, multi-pathway delayed food sensitivity test. The test uses new technology that measures both lgG and Immune Complexes, the most common food-related pathways in the body, to determine the reactivity of each sample against a wide variety of food antigens.

The FIT Test measures sensitivities to foods, colorings, and additives spanning all major food groups including.

Dairy
Grains
Fruits
Vegetables
Nuts

Meats
Fish
Shellfish
Fowl
Beans

Seeds
Spices
Microbial
Additives
Extracts

AVAILABLE TESTS

FIT 176

Measures 176 different foods, colorings, and additives
Gut Barrier Panel
Color-based report
7-day rotational meal plan created specifically for you
Mobile app access that showcases your report, cross reactivity, and more
Available in blood draw or finger stick

FIT 132

Measures 132 different foods, colorings, and additives
Gut Barrier Panel
Color-based report
7-day rotational meal plan created specifically for you
Mobile app access that showcases your report, cross reactivity, and more
Available in blood draw or finger stick

FIT 22

Measures 22 different foods, colorings, and additives
Color-based report
Does not include meal plan or mobile app access
Available in finger stick

GUT BARRIER PANEL

Measures LPS, Candida, Zonulin, and Ocludin levels to identify sensitivities, inflammation, and leaky gut
Color-based report
Does not include meal plan or mobile app access
Available in finger stick

Information sourced from KBMO Diagnostics