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My sons gi told me that since I have been gluten-free for a while, I could have the genetics testing done.

Is that something the insurance company covers?

Can you tell me what the tests are so I can tell my gp exactly what to order?

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We chose the kimball genetics (division of labcorp) celiac screening. We chose this one because they test both the alpha and beta rather than just the beta. The kids' insurance covered it. Mine did not, because I have a very minimal plan.

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Google kimball genetics celiac for more info

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