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Claire

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I am looking for a Lab that does genetic testing for Gluten Sensitivity. I do not have Celiac. I need a lab that will be covered by insurance.

Thanks for help. Claire


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I am looking for a Lab that does genetic testing for Gluten Sensitivity. I do not have Celiac. I need a lab that will be covered by insurance.

Thanks for help. Claire

Claire, as far as I know Enterolab is the only lab testing for the sensitivity genes. All other labs only test for celiac genes.

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You can try Great Smokies at www.gsdl.com. I had them run a food sensitivies panel, which came back saying I was not sensitive to a lot of foods. In hindsight I wouldn't have paid for the tests (although my insurance did reimburse me half of the cost)... I'm learning that my body tells me what I should or shouldn't eat, not a piece of paper.

jenvan Collaborator

Great Plains Labs does a ton of testing and is covered by some insurance. Anthem paid for part of my food intolerance test. I am not sure if they do genes...but they do do a lot of gluten/celiac testing etc. Open Original Shared Link

Nevadan Contributor

Hi Claire,

I remember reading a post a few months ago that claimed that Cigna insurance had covered some Enterolab testing. Enterolab does provide the procedure codes for filing with an insurance; however, as far as I know one usually has to have a dr's "order" before most insurance co's will cover tests.

George

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Thank you all very much.

It seems that gluten sensitivity is not taken as seriously as Celiac - though the damage can be just as devastating - in fact more so. The intestinal lining will heal. A damaged brain will not. For people with gluten induced brain damage the best to hope for is that the process can be interrrupted and halted. Claire

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