Why food matters?

A dominant symptom of our time is the loss of immune tolerance and this starts in the gut.

Do you ever feel that your body reacts to so many foods, or perhaps has started reacting to foods that you would previously tolerate? 

Healing Starts in the Gut—But It Doesn’t End There

Modern diets and lifestyles are a major factor in damaging the gut lining, also known as the intestinal barrier. Processed foods, trans fats, pesticides (like glyphosate), heavy metals, certain medications, ongoing stress, and imbalances in gut bacteria (dysbiosis) can all weaken this barrier. When the gut lining becomes compromised, it allows undigested food particles, bacteria, and toxins to “leak” into the bloodstream—triggering immune reactions that can show up as food allergies, chronic inflammation, or even autoimmune conditions.

Knowing which foods cause inflammation or allergic responses in your body is an important part of the healing process—but it’s not the whole picture. Today, many people follow popular diets like vegan, keto, paleo, gluten-free, or low-carb. While these approaches may offer temporary relief, they often don’t address why your body is reacting to certain foods in the first place.

That’s where Autonomic Response Testing (A.R.T.) makes a difference.

With A.R.T., we don’t just test for food sensitivities—we identify which foods your body sees as healing, neutral, or stressful right now. We also go deeper to uncover the underlying causes of your symptoms. Whether it’s heavy metal buildup, parasites, hidden infections, autoimmune activity, or even unresolved emotional stress, A.R.T. helps reveal what’s really going on beneath the surface—so your treatment can be truly personalized.

True healing starts when we stop chasing symptoms and start addressing the root cause.

If you're ready to go deeper and understand what's holding your health back, Autonomic Response Testing can be the starting point of a more informed and effective path forward.

In laboratory medicine, there are numerous tests to look for food allergies and intolerances: IgE, IgA, IgG, cytokine reactions, Type IV allergies etc.

A.R.T is the most sensitive test which captures all of the ones above when performed accurately.

With our food testing, you can find out:

A study published in Alternative Therapies found that food testing with A.R.T was an useful allergy assessment tool when compared with a blood test IgE panel.

With A.R.T, we can also inform you of not just what foods cause an allergic reaction, but also which foods are healing and neutral.