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Originally Posted by Lovetodream88  I'm sorry but when it comes to this test with no science to back it and it being so expensive it would appear to be a money thing preying on people whose dogs have allergy's. I have read several things about her that I have not been thrilled with. There are several things she does that doesn't have the science to back it up and in my opinion that is a very extremely important thing for me. |
One other thing that bothers me about the Nutriscan test is that Dr. Dodds makes vague statements about "studies" without citing references:
"Today, new studies have revealed that delayed food sensitivity is more accurately identified by measuring food associated IgA or IgM antibodies." (from
https://my.imatrixbase.com/clients/1..._to_Gluten.pdf)
"Recent studies have proven salivary diagnostics to be a highly accurate form of canine food intolerance testing."
(from
https://my.imatrixbase.com/clients/1...iagnostics.pdf)
And then there is this admission:
"Saliva hormone or food antigen testing is a new technology. It's been used only in the last decade and, therefore, is not yet widely accepted by the medical community."
(from
https://my.imatrixbase.com/clients/1...ce_Testing.pdf)
I can't tell whether she is trying to scam people, or whether she thinks she's onto something new and wants to get it into production before it's been scientifically accepted, but either way, it makes me uneasy.