Candida is a yeast found in the gut. It affects the immune system. Symptoms include: fatigue and foggy head, mood swings, digestive problems, fungal infections and bladder infections.

SigA is an important indicator of digestive immune function. Chronic intestinal infections (due to bacteria, yeast or parasites), food sensitivities, aging, antibiotics, medications and stress all decrease sigA levels. Low levels can lead to recurrent infections and food intolerances.

Whether acute or chronic conditions, I can test for delayed reactivity or immediate symptoms of allergies. Symptoms range from muscle and joint aches, fatigue, weight problems, hyperactivity and skin irritations and IBS.

This test detects increased sensitivity to gluten, a constituent of wheat, rye and barley leading to digestive problems and celiac disease.

Are you tired of not knowing the right supplements to take? You can now have a blood test taken to find out exactly what you are deficient in and customize a nutritional or supplement plan that is right for you. Testing will be limited to availability so sign up now to reserve your spot!

To Sign Up: Simply send an email to kristine@kbahr.co 

Please Include: Name, Phone Number and in the subject line the word: TESTING

Urine analysis to detect leaky gut syndrome which may be implicated in a range of health disorders including: food allergies, arthritis and IBD. 

Stool analysis which evaluates digestion, absorption and metabolism of nutrients, gut bacteria and yeast activity in the gut and parasitology. The test can be extremely helpful for conditions such as IBS, constipation, diarrhea, Crohn's disease and Coeliac disease.

Saliva test which measures levels of progesterone, estrogen and testosterone over a 28-day period. It is used to assess if there are any hormone imbalances which may be contributing to PMS, menopause, endometriosis, infertility, fibroids, polycystic ovaries, osteoporosis, weight gain, water retention, breast tenderness or breast swelling.

Saliva test used to assess levels of adrenal stress hormones to determine how well the body is dealing with any emotional, physical or chemical stress that is being applied to it. If the adrenal glands are functioning sub-optimally symptoms such as increased allergies, chronic fatigue, insomnia, depression and anxiety may be experienced. 

Assessing cholesterol, homocysteine, CoQ10, and insulin levels can help to provide a comprehensive insight into your cardiovascular disease risk. Many of the heart disease risk factors can be reduced or eliminated if discovered early.