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Holistic and Family Practice Medicine

Healthcare for the 21st Century

Gluten Sensitivity Testing:

Gluten sensitivity serum test kits are available through Dr. Reilly's office. If you're interested, please call the office at 847-516-4400 or send a fax to 847-516-4404 indicating which Array you're requesting. The blood draw will be done at Cyrex Labs. in Wheeling, not at Dr. Reilly's office. Please note, these tests are not covered by isnsurance. 

Array 3 - Antibody - Wheat/Gluten Proteome Sensitivity & Autoimmunity™ $360.00

Current testing for Gluten Sensitivity and Celiac disease includes serum IgG and IgA against gliadin and tissue transglutaminase. These antibodies are measured against minor components of a wheat protein called alpha-gliadin. However, wheat proteins consist of alpha-gliadin, omega-gliadin, glutenin, gluteomorphin, prodynorphin, and agglutinins, any of which has a capacity to challenge the immune system. Because of this heterogeneity of gluten proteins and peptides, multiple variations in T-cell responses may occur against them. Recent medical research indicates that a large number of gluten epitopes, may be implicated in the development of Gluten Sensitivity, Celiac disease and other associated conditions.

Array 4 - Antibody - Gluten-Associated Sensitivity & Cross-Reactive Foods™ $260.00

Once a patient is properly diagnosed as Gluten-Sensitive or having Celiac disease, he/she is instructed to adhere to a gluten-free diet. Brochures, books and websites help patients with this seemingly difficult process. However, a significant percentage of these patients will continue to have gluten-like complaints even after being on a gluten-free diet for months. Most countries define “gluten-free” products based on the recommendation of the Food and Agricultural Organization of the United Nations and World Health Organization. This codex alimentarius allows the inclusion of up to 0.3% protein from gluten containing grains in the foods labeled “gluten-free." If the sensitive body is exposed to 0.3% protein, the immune system will recognize and react to the protein. Here's a list of the potential gluten mimickers.

Cow’s Milk IgG + IgA Combined

- Alpha-Casein & Beta-Casein IgG + IgA Combined

- Casomorphin IgG + IgA Combined

- Milk Butyrophilin IgG + IgA Combined

- American Cheese IgG + IgA Combined

- Chocolate IgG + IgA Combined

- Sesame IgG + IgA Combined

- Hemp IgG + IgA Combined

- Rye IgG + IgA Combined

- Barley IgG + IgA Combined

- Polish Wheat IgG + IgA Combined

- Buckwheat IgG + IgA Combined

- Sorghum IgG + IgA Combined

- Millet IgG + IgA Combined

- Spelt IgG + IgA Combined

- Amaranth IgG + IgA Combined

- Quinoa IgG + IgA Combined

- Yeast IgG + IgA Combined

- Tapioca IgG + IgA Combined

- Oats IgG + IgA Combined

- Coffee IgG + IgA Combined

- Corn IgG + IgA Combined

- Rice IgG + IgA Combined

- Potato IgG + IgA Combined

Array 2 Intestinal Antigenic Permeability Screen - $230

Measures the degree of intestinal damage for:

  • Permeability/Dysbiosis
  • Epithelial Cell Damage
  • Tight Junction Damage