I think everyone should be aware about their allergies and other sensitivities. I recommended this test to all of my family members, it’s really easy to use!
FOOD INTOLERANCE TRIGGERS
- Cereals & seeds
- Coffee & tea
- Edible mushrooms
- Egg & milk
- Fish & seafood
- Fruits
- Legumes
- Meat
- Novel foods
- Nuts
- Spices
- Vegetables
FOOD INTOLERANCE SYMPTOMS
- Nausea
- Bloating
- Gas
- Cramps
- Abdominal pain
- Heartburn
- Vomiting
- Diarrhea
- Headaches
- Irritability
- Nervousness
- Joint pain
The right test for you
DETECT YOUR FOOD INTOLERANCE TRIGGERS

FOOD INTOLERANCE TEST
- $189
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- 286 FOOD TRIGGERS
- At-home food intolerance test
- IgG based
- Blood collection through finger prick
- Medical result review

ALLERGY & FOOD INTOLERANCE TEST
- $259
- 295 ALLERGY TRIGGERS
- 286 FOOD TRIGGERS
- At-home allergy & food intolerance test
- IgE + IgG based
- Blood collection through finger prick
- Medical result review

Start a food journal
If you are looking to improve your wellness and feel more in tune with your body, starting a food journal is a great first step into the right direction. Especially if you are experiencing unwanted and unexplained bodily symptoms such as nausea, bloating, stomachaches, irritability, and migraines on a regular basis, looking at what you eat daily can be a powerful tool to figure out what could be the underlying cause of it all.
Elimination diet: discover trigger foods
As opposed to true food allergies, sensitivities and intolerances to certain foods are more common. It is estimated that around 20% of the world’s population struggle with an intolerance or sensitivity to a certain food. If you are experiencing symptoms that could stem from a food intolerance or sensitivity, the elimination diet can be a useful tool to discover foods that are causing you discomfort. As 7DROPS, we encourage you to stay safe and only try eliminations diets under the guidance of a physician or certified nutritionist.

IgE-mediated food intolerances
Food intolerances caused by the immune system can be tested by screening a patient’s blood for elevated levels of IgG antibodies towards certain foods. Common trigger foods include grains containing gluten, caffeine, processed meats, dried fruits, pickled foods, canned vegetables, and high-fructose foods (honey, agave nectar, watermelon, cherries, pears, apples, etc.)
What is a lactose intolerance?
Some food intolerances are not triggered by IgG-antibodies, but by a lack of enzymes. The most prominent example for a food intolerance caused by a lack of enzymes is lactose intolerance. With age, a person’s intestines produce less lactase, the enzyme needed to process the type of sugar in dairy products. Research has found that only about 35% people worldwide can digest lactose well after the age of seven or eight. Typical lactose intolerance symptoms include flatulence and diarrhea.