Which Tests Should I Order?

[kimann79]

I don't have medical insurance and bloodwork through a doctor is ridiculous...if they'll even do it.

I'm looking at some of my options. Regardless of the outcome I am still going to go gluten free for about three months, but it would be nice to be able to, say, tell my mother at Sunday dinner, "Oh, I can't eat your pasta because my blood work indicated I had a gluten intolerance and possibly celiac disease" rather than "I'm just trying this out. Humor me."

I'm aware the tests are often falsely negative.

I looked at enterolab, but I have some reservations about them after reading the threads on this site.

I looked at Biocard, but somebody said people can produce antibodies regardless of whether or not they are intolerant and Biocard doesn't give a range.

I found this place...Open Original Shared Link

Will those tests be enough?

The price is reasonable.

Thanks!

[mdchaser]

I don't have medical insurance and bloodwork through a doctor is ridiculous...if they'll even do it.

I'm looking at some of my options. Regardless of the outcome I am still going to go gluten free for about three months, but it would be nice to be able to, say, tell my mother at Sunday dinner, "Oh, I can't eat your pasta because my blood work indicated I had a gluten intolerance and possibly celiac disease" rather than "I'm just trying this out. Humor me."

I'm aware the tests are often falsely negative.

I looked at enterolab, but I have some reservations about them after reading the threads on this site.

I looked at Biocard, but somebody said people can produce antibodies regardless of whether or not they are intolerant and Biocard doesn't give a range.

I found this place...Open Original Shared Link

Will those tests be enough?

The price is reasonable.

Thanks!

Hi, I would recommend taking a look at Open Original Shared Link. The cost is high but not outrageous (about $400 I think). Good luck!