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Food Reaction Test
IgG panel · 286 foods · Kit #NT-90412
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Sep 22
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Since Sep 24
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Expected Oct 1
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Mar 12, 2026 · 286 foods
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Nov 4, 2025 · 1 marker
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Tests
Results
Health
Foods tested
286
foods
Elevated
12
Moderate
28
Low
58
Negative
188
Highest reactivities
Cow’s Milk
Dairy
Elevated
Egg White
Eggs
Elevated
Wheat
Grains
Elevated
Cashew
Nuts & seeds
Moderate
Food reaction overview
By food group · intensity per food
Dairy
Eggs
Grains
Nuts & seeds
Legumes
Fruit
Vegetables
Seafood
Showing 64 key foods of 286 tested
Dairy shows the strongest pattern
Dairy · 2 elevated
Eggs · 1 elevated
Grains · 1 elevated
Nuts & seeds · 2 moderate
Selected food
Cow’s Milk
Elevated reaction
IgG
42.8
U/ml
Negative
Low
Moderate
Elevated
What this means
Your immune system shows a noticeable IgG response to cow’s milk proteins. This can point to a food sensitivity — it is not an allergy diagnosis. Observe how you feel after dairy and discuss the result with your doctor.
Log a dairy meal in your diary
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Medically contextualised
What IgG can indicate
An immune response to specific food proteins
Patterns worth observing alongside symptoms
What it cannot indicate
It does not diagnose food allergies (IgE)
It is not, on its own, a reason to cut foods
Food diary
Meals, foods and reactions over time
08:10
Breakfast
Oat porridge, blueberries
No symptoms
12:45
Lunch
Pasta with parmesan
Mild bloating
19:30
Dinner
Rice, salmon, spinach
No symptoms
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Nutrition guidance
Practical, balanced alternatives
Cow’s milk
Oat or almond drink, calcium-fortified
Wheat
Rice, buckwheat, quinoa
Egg white
Chia or flax “egg” for baking
Keep your diet balanced — adjust one food group at a time and avoid long eliminations without professional guidance.
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A concise summary for your consultation
Test results
286 foods · 12 elevated
Symptoms
Logged over 14 days
Food observations
42 diary entries
Your questions
3 notes
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