Food Sensitivity

Conquer MDFood Sensitivity

MenLab Tests

Identify the foods that may be contributing to inflammation, bloating, or discomfort. By analyzing your body's immune response to 96 foods, you'll gain a personalized roadmap to a healthier, happier diet.

$249.00

One-time

Prescription products require a valid prescription from a licensed clinician. Compounded medications are not FDA-approve...

Identify Trigger Foods

Pinpoints specific foods that may cause bloating, fatigue, or other sensitivities.

Improve Gut Health

Helps uncover underlying food-related issues, supporting digestion and overall gut wellness.

Personalized Nutrition

Provides insights for tailoring a diet that aligns with individual needs, for long-term health.

Measuring your body’s immune response to 96 foods

This test detects IgG antibody levels in response to 96 foods, including dairy, meat, grains, and more, providing valuable insights to help you personalize your diet for optimal health and well-being.

Dairy

Legumes

SeaFoods

Meats

Fruits

Herbs, Spices and Beverages

Nuts and Seeds

Vegetables

Grains

What’s included?

Board Certified Clinicians

Expert guidance and personalized care.

Lifestyle & Nutrition Support

Customized plans based on your needs.

1:1 Coaching

Personalized support to help you achieve your health goals.

Medications Delivered to Your Door

Convenient home delivery for hassle-free treatment.

Unlimited Messaging

Direct access to your care team whenever you need it.

Community

Support from others on the same journey —feeling better, together.

““This is the most convenient way to get labs. I am super excited about this. Now, in the convenience of your own home, you can do your own blood work. You can order this At-Home Test Kit and draw your own blood just by pricking your finger. They include a return envelope here. Pop it in your mailbox, and you will get labs back so you can see your biomarkers.””

— Eric Hinman

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