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I’ve been symptom free from CC for eight months and carefully watch what I eat. My Enterolab results from eight months ago showed high reactions to ALL foods tested. I recently had a Zonulin test which resulted in a score of 15 (50 and below is considered good). Would this indicate that there’s been significant gut healing and it may be safe to test some of the Enterolab foods I tested very high in (i.e. chicken, cashews, tuna, etc.), or should I continue to stay away from these foods?
Anne
Zonulin Test
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Re: Zonulin Test
If that test was done on a fecal sample, then the answer is, "Yes, but proceed with caution." If that was a serum test (based on a blood sample), then I would be very, very careful, because the utility of that test hasn't really been established yet.
Tex
Tex
It is suspected that some of the hardest material known to science can be found in the skulls of GI specialists who insist that diet has nothing to do with the treatment of microscopic colitis.