Digestive & Intestinal Health in Frankfort

Identify Causes of Inflammation and Leaky Gut: How the ELISA/ACT Biotechnologies Lymphocyte Response Assay Test® can help

Plate of foodThe intestines are highly sensitive to stress, toxic pollutants, and antibiotics. Over time the protective layers of Secretory IgA, Probiotics, and Metallothioneins may reduce in concentration leading to the absorption of partially digested foods, chemicals, and toxic metals.

The white blood cells in the intestinal lining will react to these unwanted particles and begin an immune system reaction that leads to damage – Leaky Gut and Inflammation.

There are two pathways to inflammation. Immediate reactions that are called Allergies – these would be tested by an allergist, usually with a skin scratch test. There is a second pathway for delayed onset reactions is often called hidden sensitivities, as the inflammation begins 2 hours to 4 days after exposure and can last up to 3 weeks.

The ELISA/ACT Biotechnologies Lymphocyte Response Assay Test® is 97% accurate for the delayed onset sensitivity reactions. This is the Gold Standard of Sensitivity Testing with 406 items: Foods, Additives, Chemicals, Colorings, Molds, Preservatives, and Toxic Metals.

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Food Sensitivity Testing Frankfort IL | (779) 324-5741

Dr. Brian McGuckin, D.C., DABCI, uses diet and nutritional support to help your body repair. He works with your current doctor(s) and is not considered a replacement for your primary care physician. Dr. Brian McGuckin, D.C., DABCI requires all patients to have a primary care physician to cover emergencies and routine care.

Testing and nutritional supplement recommendations are not a substitute for, or in place of, any medications or recommendations made by your medical doctors or other licensed healthcare professionals, and no medications should be discontinued or initiated without the advice of your medical doctor or other healthcare provider(s) you are seeing.