Anonymousheidi—i am familiar with enterolab—but i don’t trust them. dr. fine has never given any scientific info to back up his testing methods. he has been saying for years that he is going to publish his work soon—but soon just doesn’t seem to get any sooner. it is almost a guarantee that enterolab will diagnose you with a gluten sensitive gene because if you saw all the genes listed that he considers “gluten sensitive” genes, there are very few people that would not have one. but, i have heard alot of people that place alot of stock in enterolab, too.
our family is part of a celiac study being done through the university of california, irvine—they are doing gene testing as part of the test, (which saves me a small fortune) but i haven’t gotten the results. the gal that is running the study said that they do not accept anyone into the study that has been diagnosed by enterolab.
