Re: (X-POST) Alletess IgG ELISA information from the Lab

[Guest guest]

Thanks for posting this- I just had the same test done and had some of

the same questions. So, it sounds like the results are on a scale of

1 to 3? I tested a 3 with garlic of all things!! Also, it sounds

like to test allergic the person had to have been exposed recently?

My son has been casein free for several years and he tested allergic

to milk. Maybe I need to call them myself!

Anyway, thanks for posting!

-Sierra

>

> Hi all - We all, including myself, seem to have SO many questions

regarding

> the lab results from the above-mentioned test that I decided to get

> information from the horse's mouth, as it were.

>

> Here goes - I spoke to a " dietician " as the director,

, was

> unavailable. Basically put, I was told that 1) the test results

should be

> current (at least within 3-4 months) - I am out because my son's

test was done

> almost 7 months ago, so I need to rest; and, 2) Class 1 results are

foods/items,

> which should be " rotated " ; whereas, Class 2 and 3 food/items should

be

> ELIMINATED to help the allergy/intolerance to these foods. She said

often with

> intolerances and " some " allergies to foods, removing them completely

from the

> diet (including health/hygiene products) can reduce the

sensitivity/allergy

> to it.

>

> V - Your beautiful responses helped me seven months ago, but as I

sit and

> study this sheet, I was getting bewildered. Simply put, I need to

retest my

> son, and go from there. What I discussed with the dietician was

that " soybean "

> for my son was a .708 - a Class 3 food - yet, he had been GFCF and

SF since

> last May???!!! She pointed out that he is obviously (or " was)

getting soy

> from somewhere.

>

> Hope this may help some of you....have a good weekend!!! A mom

still in

> learning!

>

> Elena

> Proud Mom of Zachary

>

>

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> Left me when the pain was o'er, Stronger than I was before. " Anon.

>

> " Although you may not be able to control what fate brings your way,

you can

> control how you react and respond to it. At least, you should be

able to. " -

> R. Wooden, UCLA Bruins Basketball Coach (1948-1975)

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