On 2/12/23 my adorable beautiful smart mom passed away by the age of 95 with my husband and me by her side. My mom was my rock, and it is hard to let go. I am looking back at an amazing life well lived, an era of style, unconditional love, and I am grateful for every day my mom was in my life. She will always be in my heart and will continue to be my strong role model. So I am back home in the U.S for good, after 10 trips to Germany over the last 1.5 years. My mom's health declined by the age of 94 due to colon cancer.

Many of my clients complain about their digestive health, feeling bloated, constipated, irregular, or about occasional diarrhea. They start Elimination Diets, journal their food intake, and try their own detective work on the search for the foods that can possibly cause them to feel discomfort. When they take the FIT Test, they often find the foods that are the cause and move on with their lives, avoiding these foods and start healing their gut. Some of my clients eat an amazingly healthy diet, are very educated, and feel that they are doing everything right, but they are just missing one (or several) piece(s). The FIT Test helps you find the foods that cause inflammation in you and that is very bio-individual. It takes away the guess work!

Why The FIT Test is different?

Some food sensitivity tests that are offered by different labs are just single-pathway tests that detect only the IgG which indicates food exposure but NOT necessarily food that causes Inflammation. IgG only tests are a single-pathway approach that merely identifies food exposure versus the multi-pathway approach which detects inflammation by identifying foods that cause your symptoms. By contrast, the food sensitivity test offered by KBMO Diagnostics, The FIT Test, is a unique multi-pathway test that detects both IgG 1-4 and C3d which indicates not only food exposure but simultaneously indicates which foods are likely involved in inflammation and leaky gut. The net result is that IgG only tests are non-specific because they identify many foods which do not cause inflammation whereas, the FIT Test is very specific and more accurately identifies those foods causing inflammation.

The FIT test is a multi-pathway test that takes much of the guesswork out of food sensitivity testing by zeroing in on the key foods, that cause inflammation. In conjunction with the test report, KBMO provides a patient phone App so problem foods can be identified quickly while out to eat or when shopping at the market along with a 7-day meal plan to guide your diet.

(Source: KBMO Diagnostics, The Practitioner’s Guide to the FIT Test)