Enterolab

7 recommendations and reviews from 6 people

• Referral from December 1, 2014
  

  Autism M. asked:

  Question - For almost a year now my 3 year old diagnosed with ASD has been frequently constantly crying. He has always been healthy since birth. But I explained to my Dr after research and suggestions from my speech therapist I wanted to check for stomach issues. He is nonverbal. She kinda blew it off giving me a stool softener and he had an extra for constipation. My question is how do u know if u r child has reflux issues? every year he's been having less and less things he'll eat and I've been trying to change him to a mostly gul tan free diet. Also what probiotic do you use and how much for weight? I've just tried so much and it's draining me because every new thing I try I have so much hope for and it just doesn't seem to matter. I just feel like I'm loosing my child completely. Please any suggestions or if anyone has dealt with consistent day and night crying has anyone found an answer or suggestions?

  

  Alison W. replied:

  https://www.enterolab.com/

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• Referral from September 2, 2014
  

  Ruth S. asked:

  Hi,does any one know of this condition ( allergic gastroenteropathy ) ? thanks

  

  Susan H. replied:

  I looked it up on the internet. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1923753/pdf/canmedaj01249-0054.pdf It looks like milk is involved. You should try going off everything with a molecule of cow milk in it. Goat and sheeps milk does not affect people the same way. Be careful of medications, even prescription medications, as many of them have lactose as an ingredient, which is from cow milk. There are places to get tested for other food sensitivities. We have used: www.enterolab.com, but I have heard there are other places to get tested. The Specific Carbohydrate Diet (SCD) should be good for this condition.

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• Referral from February 14, 2014
  

  GIG P. asked:

  Erica I. asks: Can someone recommend an allergist that's good for my daughter. She is four and has been off gluten for almost two years. We are most likely celiac in our family but refuse to get back on gluten for testing. We live in Oregon city but are willing to go on the Portland metro area.

  

  Gluten N. replied:

  Dr. Rice of Sherwood Family Medicine!! You should do the genetic test from www.enterolab.com - most common genes for gluten intolerance and celiac disease. It is not the most comprehensive, but it is affordable at $150. Cotton swab to the mouth - simple and easy for the kiddos too! You order it yourself!

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• Referral from January 13, 2014
  

  Amy C. asked:

  Does anyone know an immune system doctor that is NOT an allergist also?

  

  Robert P. replied:

  The doctor I used tests for immune responses to foods...NOT allergies....my be worth a try....www.enterolab.com

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• Referral from November 18, 2013
  

  Wendy A. asked:

  Anyone know the name of a good food allergist?

  

  Jennifer H. replied:

  Wendy- look into https://www.enterolab.com/default.aspx Both my daughter and I have used them- we both deal with gluten, soy, and milk allergies.

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• Referral from January 20, 2014
  

  Mulberry G. asked:

  Can anyone in the Charlotte area recommend a chiropractor or acupuncturist for joint pain?

  

  Beth G. replied:

  Has he been tested for hashimotos? Also, he could have intolerances but not straight up allergies. That's why we did the Enterlab testing. Though if you are able to make your way through the AIP diet you can figure out intolerances that way. It's just very restrictive. https://www.enterolab.com/default.aspx. I would definitely try to to the AIP if you can.

  

  Beth G. replied:

  Check out autoimmunemom and various groups on FB. We just did food senstivity testing with enterolab as well.

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