What does the Food Sensitivity Complete Test measure?

This test evaluates immune reactivity to 209 foods and additives, identifying delayed food sensitivities contributing to inflammation.

Do I need to fast before taking this test?

No fasting is required. Patients should follow their normal diet before testing.

How can this test improve my health?

By identifying reactive foods, this test helps individuals modify their diet to reduce inflammation and improve digestion.

What symptoms suggest I need this test?

Symptoms such as digestive distress, joint pain, migraines, and skin reactions may indicate food sensitivities.

How do I use my results to adjust my diet?

Your provider will help develop a personalized nutrition plan based on your immune reactivity, eliminating trigger foods while ensuring proper nutrient intake.

Food Zoomer | Complete Food Sensitivity Testing

Doctor Order Required

At Home Test

HSA/FSA Eligible

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Food Zoomer gives you a clear, clinically meaningful view of how your body responds to the foods you eat. By integrating precise IgA and IgG insights across a wide spectrum of everyday foods, it helps identify patterns that influence digestion, energy, skin health, and long-term inflammation. With organized domains and actionable clarity, Food Zoomer supports more confident nutrition planning and a direct path toward feeling better.

You may benefit from this test if you have:

High cholesterol or Lp(a)

High blood pressure

Family heart disease history

Shortness of breath on exertion

Persistent fatigue / low stamina

Irregular heartbeat or arrhythmia

Poor circulation or cold extremities

Metabolic syndrome

Doctor Order Required

At Home Test

HSA/FSA Eligible

Food Zoomer

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CAP Accredited

Clinically Validated

No Insurance accepted

What We Measure

Dairy Peptides (11)

Wheat & Gluten-Related Antigens (20)

Corn Peptides & GMO Antigens (18)

Egg White & Egg Yolk Peptides (11)

Soy Peptides & GMO Markers (11)

Peanut Peptides (15)

Lectins & Aquaporins (23)

Whole-Food Extracts & Additives (209)

Dairy Peptides (11)

Wheat & Gluten-Related Antigens (20)

Corn Peptides & GMO Antigens (18)

Egg White & Egg Yolk Peptides (11)

Soy Peptides & GMO Markers (11)

Peanut Peptides (15)

Lectins & Aquaporins (23)

Whole-Food Extracts & Additives (209)

Sample Info

Blood

DBS

NY State Available

Turnaround Time：7 Days (Serum), 10 Days (DBS)

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Blood Collection Instructions

DBS Collection Instructions

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You may benefit from this test if you have:

High cholesterol or Lp(a)

High blood pressure

Family heart disease history

Shortness of breath on exertion

Persistent fatigue / low stamina

Irregular heartbeat or arrhythmia

Poor circulation or cold extremities

Metabolic syndrome

Precision Testing for Personalized Solutions

All of our laboratory tests are performed in a CLIA-certified and CAP-accredited facility in California

Why choose the Food Zoomer

Dairy Peptides

Wheat & Gluten-Related Antigens

Corn Peptides & GMO-Related Antigens

Egg White & Egg Yolk Peptides

Soy Proteins & GMO Antigens

Peanut Peptides

Lectins & Plant Aquaporins

Whole-Food Extracts & Additives

Dairy Peptides

Do certain dairy foods trigger my symptoms?

Dairy peptides like casein and whey can contribute to digestive discomfort, congestion, skin irritation, and fatigue in sensitive individuals. Understanding which dairy components your immune system reacts to can help clarify why some products cause symptoms while others don’t.

Precision Testing
Measure IgA and IgG responses to key dairy peptides, including multiple casein variants, whey proteins, and butyrophilin along with IgE to dairy.

Personalized Solutions
Tailored dairy swaps, phased elimination options, and strategies to reduce inflammation while maintaining balanced nutrition.

Wheat & Gluten-Related Antigens

Is wheat or gluten affecting my digestion or energy?

Reactivity to gluten family peptides or related wheat antigens may influence bloating, irregularity, brain fog, skin flares, or fatigue. Pinpointing which components you respond to helps refine dietary decisions.

Precision Testing Measure
IgA and IgG responses across gliadins, glutenins, wheat-germ lectin, and permeability-related antigens along with IgE to wheat.

Personalized Solutions
Personalized wheat/gluten alternatives, guidance for structured elimination, and strategies to support gut balance.

Corn Peptides & GMO-Related Antigens

Could corn-based foods be part of my discomfort?

Corn is common in packaged foods and can contribute to digestive changes, joint irritation, or skin symptoms for some people. Understanding your immune response helps you differentiate between whole corn, corn-derived products, and processed ingredients.

Precision Testing
Assess IgA and IgG reactivity to corn kernel peptides, pollen-related antigens, zeins, starch-related peptides, and Cry GMO proteins along with IgE to corn.

Personalized Solutions
Clear direction on which forms of corn to limit, plus diet planning that keeps meals practical and diverse.

Egg White & Egg Yolk Peptides

Are eggs contributing to my digestive or skin issues?

Egg reactions can manifest as bloating, nausea, skin flares, congestion, or fatigue. Because egg white and yolk contain different peptides, symptoms may vary depending on which part triggers your immune system.

Precision Testing
Measure IgA and IgGresponses to six egg-white peptides and five egg-yolk antigens along with IgE to egg white and egg yolk.

Personalized Solutions
Guidance on yolk-only vs. white-only tolerability, safe substitution options, and structured reintroduction plans.

Soy Proteins & GMO Antigens

Is soy influencing my digestion, hormones, or inflammation?

Soy appears in many foods and supplements. Immune responses to specific soy peptides may affect digestion, skin clarity, energy, or inflammatory balance. Testing helps determine whether soy plays a meaningful role.

Precision Testing
Measures gA and IgG to soy Gly m proteins, trypsin inhibitors, and Cry1Ac GMO antigens and, when ordered as venipuncture, also measures IgE to soy.

Personalized Solutions
Targeted soy-reduction strategies, guidance for identifying soy in packaged foods, and alternatives that fit your nutrition goals.

Peanut Peptides

Are peanut reactions contributing to my symptoms?

Peanut immune activity can influence digestion, skin symptoms, and systemic inflammation even when not causing classic allergy symptoms. Understanding which peanut peptides you respond to helps refine dietary choices.

Precision Testing
Assess IgA and IgG to 20+ peanut peptides, along with IgE to peanut, covering storage proteins, profilins, defensins, and oleosins.

Personalized Solutions
Personalized peanut avoidance strategy, alternatives for nutrient-dense snacking, and structured reintroduction guidance.

Lectins & Plant Aquaporins

Are plant lectins affecting my digestion or inflammation?

Some individuals experience immune responses to lectins found in legumes, grains, and nightshades. These may contribute to bloating, gas, joint discomfort, or skin changes. Testing clarifies whether lectins are meaningful contributors.

Precision Testing
Measure IgA and IgG to 23 dietary lectins and 8 plant aquaporins.

Personalized Solutions
Tailored cooking methods, preparation techniques, and food swaps that support better digestive comfort and immune balance.

Whole-Food Extracts & Additives

Which everyday foods are driving my symptoms?

Food sensitivities often come from unexpected categories—fruits, vegetables, meats, seafood, seeds, spices, sweeteners, or additives. Understanding your immune pattern helps you connect symptoms with specific foods more confidently.

Precision Testing
IgA/IgG testing for 209 whole-food extracts and food additives, spanning dairy, grains, nuts, seeds, fruits, vegetables, meats, shellfish, spices, gums, dyes, sweeteners, and preservatives.

Personalized Solutions
Clear food lists, rotating meal plans, and guidance for selecting foods that support better gut function, inflammation balance, and overall energy."

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Vibrant Advantage

Food Zoomer delivers a clinically meaningful, highly specific evaluation of food-based immune activity across dairy, grains, nuts, seeds, legumes, fruits, vegetables, meats, seafood, spices, and additives. It provides organized, actionable insight that helps connect symptoms with dietary patterns and guides effective, sustainable nutrition plans for digestive comfort, inflammation balance, and long-term resilience.

IgA & IgG Dual Insight

Dual-isotype measurement captures both mucosal and systemic responses, offering more accurate interpretation than IgG-only approaches.

Peptide-Level Precision

High-resolution IgA and IgG testing targets individual food peptides, not broad extracts, giving a clearer view of how specific foods may influence digestion, inflammation, and systemic symptoms.

Comprehensive Dietary Coverage

Testing spans major food groups and additives for a complete picture of how everyday diet choices interact with immune function, digestion, and energy.

Clinically Meaningful Patterns

Organized domains group food-specific immune responses into interpretable patterns, helping providers prioritize findings and clinically correlate results with symptoms to guide streamlined nutrition plans.

Specific Peptides Families Tested

Coverage includes caseins, whey proteins, gliadins, glutenins, lectins, aquaporins, storage proteins, oleosins, profilins, and defensins, capturing the protein drivers behind many food-related symptoms.

Clear, Actionable Guidance

Results translate into practical next steps, elimination strategies, reintroduction planning, and substitution guidance to help patients move from guesswork to sustainable, personalized nutrition.

IgA & IgG Dual Insight

Dual-isotype measurement captures both mucosal and systemic responses, offering more accurate interpretation than IgG-only approaches.

Peptide-Level Precision

High-resolution IgA and IgG testing targets individual food peptides, not broad extracts, giving a clearer view of how specific foods may influence digestion, inflammation, and systemic symptoms.

Comprehensive Dietary Coverage

Testing spans major food groups and additives for a complete picture of how everyday diet choices interact with immune function, digestion, and energy.

Clinically Meaningful Patterns

Specific Peptides Families Tested

Clear, Actionable Guidance

Results translate into practical next steps, elimination strategies, reintroduction planning, and substitution guidance to help patients move from guesswork to sustainable, personalized nutrition.

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Complete Markers List

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Key Clinical Messages

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Step 1

Order

Ask your provider to order your lab test

Step 2

Collect

Use easy to follow instructions included in your test kit

Step 3

Return

Use the included return label to send back your samples

Step 4

Receive

Your provider will receive your results in 2-3 weeks

Synergistic Testing with Food Zoomer

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A comprehensive gut–brain test that evaluates microbiome balance, pathogens, inflammation, digestion, permeability, detox-related metabolites, and neurotransmitter patterns.

Gut Zoomer

Gut Zoomer

Why it Matters

Pairing Food Zoomer with Gut Zoomer connects dietary immune responses with the digestive, microbial, and barrier factors that shape them. Food reactions are often influenced by dysbiosis, low SCFAs, gut inflammation, increased permeability, or digestive insufficiency; areas Gut Zoomer clarifies with high specificity. Together, these insights show whether symptoms stem from the foods themselves, impaired digestion, microbial imbalance, or a stressed gut lining, helping providers guide targeted plans that restore comfort and resilience.

Key Insights

This pairing connects food reactivity with digestion, microbiome patterns, gut barrier integrity, inflammation, malabsorption, SCFA output, bile acids, β-glucuronidase activity, and gut–brain chemistry. It is ideal for patients with persistent digestive issues, bloating, fatigue, skin symptoms, or brain fog that do not improve with diet alone.

What’s Measured

Includes commensal and pathogenic microbes, digestion and malabsorption markers (e.g., pancreatic elastase, fats, bile acids), inflammation proteins (e.g., calprotectin, MMP-9), permeability markers (zonulin, sIgA, LPS antibodies), gut antibodies, SCFAs and bile acids, β-glucuronidase, and gut–brain chemistry including excitatory and inhibitory neurotransmitters and diurnal catecholamines.

A whole-body immune assessment that organizes systemic and organ-specific autoantibodies into a single report.

Immune Zoomer

Immune Zoomer

Why it Matters

Food-related immune activity can contribute to broader inflammatory and immune patterns that affect joints, skin, energy, cognition, and endocrine stability. Immune Zoomer adds tissue-level immune context alongside Food Zoomer results, helping providers assess whether food-related immune responses may be occurring alongside immune activity in specific tissues or systems.

Key Insights

Together, Food Zoomer and Immune Zoomer clarify how dietary immune activity relates to systemic patterns across thyroid, connective tissue, gastrointestinal, neurological, and metabolic markers. This is especially useful for patients with chronic inflammation, rotating symptoms, joint discomfort, cognitive shifts, or immune-mediated concerns.

What’s Measured

Measures IgG and IgA immune activity across key tissue groups, including thyroid, gut lining, nervous system, connective tissue, joints, metabolic tissues, skin, vascular antigens, endocrine-related peptides, and mitochondrial markers. Provides a structured view of early immune signals that complement food reactivity patterns.

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About the Test

What does the Food Zoomer measure?

Food Zoomer measures IgA and IgG immune responses to a wide range of food proteins, peptides, lectins, aquaporins, additives, and whole-food extracts. It uses protein and peptide-level targets to assess how the immune system interacts with foods across dairy, grains, nuts, seeds, legumes, fruits, vegetables, meats, seafood, and common food chemicals. Results organize these responses into clear patterns that help guide nutrition and lifestyle decisions.

What samples are required and how is it collected?

Food Zoomer uses a simple blood sample collected through your provider. The specimen is processed using protein and peptide microarray technology to evaluate precise immune activity. No fasting is required, and collection typically takes only a few minutes in-office or at a partnered draw site.

How are results used and who benefits most?

Results help identify foods that may be contributing to digestive discomfort, fatigue, skin changes, inflammation, headaches, joint stiffness, or inconsistent reactions to meals. People with chronic bloating, fluctuating symptoms, long-term digestive issues, or those rebuilding their nutrition after gut stress often benefit from the structured insight Food Zoomer provides.

Health Insights

What kinds of patterns can this test highlight?

Food Zoomer organizes reactivity by food groups and protein/peptide families so providers can see whether symptoms may relate to dairy proteins/peptides, gluten families, lectins, aquaporins, nightshades, nuts, legumes, or specific additives. These patterns help clarify whether immune activity stems from digestion issues, permeability stress, cross-reactive proteins/peptides, or dietary habits that may be overwhelming the system.

How do these findings relate to everyday symptoms?

By connecting immune responses with common food exposures, the test helps explain why certain meals may trigger bloating, brain fog, skin irritation, fatigue, or energy shifts. It also supports structured elimination and reintroduction planning so patients can see whether changes in diet improve stability, clarity, and comfort without guesswork.

How quickly might people notice changes after adjusting their diet?

Timing varies. Some people notice relief from bloating, fatigue, or skin symptoms within days of removing highly reactive foods. Others see steady improvements over several weeks as gut lining repair, microbial balance, and immune tone stabilize. Your provider will help guide how long to trial changes and how to reintroduce foods safely.

Ordering

How do I order the Food Zoomer test and what should I expect?

Your licensed healthcare provider places the order and coordinates sample collection. Once your sample is processed, your provider receives a clear, organized report summarizing immune activity across nearly all major food groups. During your review, your provider will walk through the key findings, discuss potential dietary changes, and help build a plan that fits your symptoms, goals, and nutritional needs.

Regulatory Statement

Limitations

Please note the information provided by Vibrant Wellness is intended solely for research and informational purposes to help inform lifestyle choices aimed at potential risk mitigation. The information is not intended to be used by the patient for any diagnostic purpose and is not a substitute for medical advice by a healthcare practitioner. Please consult a licensed healthcare practitioner for any questions regarding diagnosis, prevention, or treatment of any disease or health assessment.

The test is not available in NY State.

Regulatory Disclaimer

Please note the information provided by Vibrant Wellness is intended solely for research and informational purposes to help inform lifestyle choices aimed at potential risk mitigation. The tests were developed, and their performance characteristics were determined by Vibrant America and Vibrant Genomics. They have not been cleared or approved by US Food and Drug Administration. The laboratory is certified under the Clinical Laboratory Improvements Amendments (CLIA) as qualified to perform high complexity testing. The laboratory is also in compliance with College of American Pathologists (CAP) regulations and New York State Department of Health (NYSDOH) regulations.

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You may benefit from this test if you have:

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What We Measure

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You may benefit from this test if you have:

Precision Testing for Personalized Solutions

Why choose the Food Zoomer

Do certain dairy foods trigger my symptoms?

Is wheat or gluten affecting my digestion or energy?

Could corn-based foods be part of my discomfort?

Are eggs contributing to my digestive or skin issues?

Is soy influencing my digestion, hormones, or inflammation?

Are peanut reactions contributing to my symptoms?

Are plant lectins affecting my digestion or inflammation?

Which everyday foods are driving my symptoms?

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