The IGG blood test not being validated, does that mean it is invalidated, or proven to be wrong? I can only speak for myself, and I have negative results on any IGE test, but if I eat milk protein I get severe skin problems starting a few days after, lasting for a few weeks. The IGG blood test pinpointed milk protein as an allergy, and I am very happy I tried that route. My skin problems are virtually gone since four years back, with a few exceptions when I have by mistake eaten milk during this period of time.
May I ask, did you get eczema/skin rashes popping up everywhere for 4, 6 or 8 weeks? My problem is similar to yours. And I was wondering if IGG is involved, shouldn't it resolve much sooner like 2-3 weeks? Hope you can reply. Thank you in advance.
Maybe it is time to catch up with the times and appreciate how far the technology has come since you went to medical school. You need to differentiate between food allergies, food intolerance and food sensitivity.
IT is clear that the respectul doctor makes no distinction between food allergy and food intolerance. Most professional alergologists make that mistake.
