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CGP - Array 4: Gluten-Associated Cross-Reactive Foods and Foods Sensitivity

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  • Rye, Barley, Spelt, Polish Wheat IgG + IgA Combined
  • Cow’s Milk IgG + IgA Combined
  • Alpha-Casein & Beta-Casein IgG + IgA Combined
  • Casomorphin IgG + IgA Combined
  • Milk Butyrophilin IgG + IgA Combined
  • Whey Protein IgG + IgA Combined
  • Chocolate (Milk) IgG + IgA Combined
  • Oats IgG + IgA Combined
  • Yeast IgG + IgA Combined
  • Coffee IgG + IgA Combined
  • Sesame IgG + IgA Combined
  • Buckwheat IgG + IgA Combined
  • Sorghum IgG + IgA Combined
  • Millet IgG + IgA Combined
  • Hemp IgG + IgA Combined
  • Amaranth IgG + IgA Combined
  • Quinoa IgG + IgA Combined
  • Tapioca IgG + IgA Combined
  • Teff IgG + IgA Combined
  • Soy IgG + IgA Combined
  • Egg IgG + IgA Combined
  • Corn IgG + IgA Combined
  • Rice IgG + IgA Combined
  • Potato IgG + IgA Combined

One of the most frustrating scenarios for both the practitioner and the patient is when a gluten-free diet fails to have any effect on a person who seems so clearly gluten sensitive. Newer research shows this may be due to cross-reactivity.

In cross-reactivity, the body mistakes another food for gluten and reacts accordingly.  Array 4 tests for 24 different foods that may be causing cross-reactivity or are newly introduced to the diet or over-consumed favorites.

Dairy – Cross-reactivity is common with dairy as its structure so closely resembles that of gluten.  In fact 50% of people who are sensitive to gluten are also sensitive to dairy.

This panel has great clinical significance as it can explain why people still react even after giving up gluten and dairy.

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