Candida Yeast Infection Leaky Gut, Irritable Bowel and Food Allergies

FOOD ALLERGY symptoms ranked from mild to severe.

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A specific food triggers these reactions within 24 hours of eating. Most food allergy is caused by leaky gut . If you have any of these reactions, consider our IgG4+IgA specific food allergy test. (Not usually covered by your insurance, so plan to pay out of pocket). But it will give you a useful list of (1) Foods you can eat freely, (2) Foods you can eat sparingly, and (3) Foods you should never eat - at least until you heal the leaky gut.

MILD ALLERGY means the symptoms you experience tend to be uncomfortable but not severe, such as:

• wheezing
• mucus: throat clearing or runny nose
• red, itchy or watery eyes
• tingling (anywhere but usually in or around the mouth, chin, cheeks)
• red or warm flush (anywhere but usually the face or chest)
• physical fatigue (extending to exhaustion)
• recurring itch
• mental fatigue (brain fog)

MODERATE means more persistent, more frequent, lasts longer or more intense of any above plus these:

• hives (itchy, red elevated welts or flat red splotches)
• constipation and/or diarrhea (loose stool)
• skin rash or red patches (eczema)
• light-headed-ness, dizzy, spaced out
• mild breathing difficulties
• swelling of the lips or face
• headache
• forehead or behind the eyes pain
• nausea, upset stomach
• feel like or actual vomiting

SEVERE means a reaction known as anaphylaxis. If someone develops any of these conditions, do not hesitate to seek immediate or emergency medical treatment:

• swelling or closing of the throat
• shortness or intense breathing troubles
• chest tightness,
• rapid or abnormal pulse
• drop or elevation of blood pressure
• heart palpitations
• loss of consciousness
• break out into a sweat