The Dayhoff test is not a diagnostic tool for food allergies or clinical food sensitivities. Instead, it provides a wellness report on your microbiome composition and modifiable risk markers. While it doesn't identify specific allergies, your Personalized Action Plan translates your data into practical dietary shifts—such as adding specific fibers or adjusting habits—that are tailored to your unique biology.
For concerns regarding specific clinical allergies, we recommend sharing your clinical-grade "Provider Report" portion with your doctor to discuss your findings in the context of your medical history.