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About the celiac disease self-test

If your body cannot properly process gluten, your immune system reacts with inflammation in the small intestine. This condition, known as celiac disease, impairs the absorption of important nutrients and can affect many bodily processes.

Often the causes remain unclear at first – symptoms include fatigue, abdominal pain, diarrhea, or unexplained weight loss . Skin rashes or mood swings can also be signs.

The celiac disease test allows you to quickly and easily determine whether your body produces antibodies against gluten – a possible indication of an existing intolerance. This provides initial clarity about your symptoms and enables you to take targeted further steps.

1. Take a sample

2. Receive results

3. Achieve health goals

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Over 11,314 people are thrilled with the results and 97% would recommend the mybody tests.

Do you know your values?

A rapid test is an effective method to determine this effectively and reliably, to ensure that you suffer from a gluten intolerance.

This allows the disease to be detected early and effective treatment to be initiated.

A lifelong gluten-free diet is the only effective method to alleviate symptoms and restore intestinal health.

The blood values ​​measured are the same ones used by general practitioners for examinations.

  • Unique: Perform a celiac disease test from home
  • The test will show you your current anti-t-TG-IgA antibody level.

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Using a self-test, you can check your values ​​daily from anywhere and without visiting a doctor.

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Our product has undergone thorough clinical testing. The results of our celiac disease self-test were compared with medical standards, and the result speaks for itself: With an accuracy of 96%, you can rely on the high reliability of our test.

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The celiac disease self-test was designed to be easily performed even without prior medical knowledge. Thanks to the detailed step-by-step instructions included in each package, the test is very easy to use.

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Within just 15 minutes you will receive a reliable test result and find out exactly whether you suffer from gluten intolerance.

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Our tests are developed in close collaboration with experts from various fields, including nutritional and sports science as well as laboratory technology. With many years of experience in the industry and our ISO-certified processes, we guarantee the highest quality and reliability.

Thanks to this comprehensive expertise, we offer you products that are not only based on the latest scientific findings , but also meet strict quality standards .

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Designed to improve your quality of life...

...and with our simple at-home testing kit, you have everything you need - a sample collection set, an instruction manual and a high-quality, usable test cassette.

Questions? We have the answers!

What is celiac disease?

Celiac disease is an autoimmune disorder in which the immune system reacts to gluten and damages the lining of the small intestine. Symptoms include abdominal pain, diarrhea, and fatigue. Treatment consists of a lifelong gluten-free diet.

How does celiac disease develop?

Celiac disease is triggered by a misguided autoimmune reaction to gluten – a protein found in grains such as wheat, rye, barley, spelt, and green spelt. In people with celiac disease, the immune system recognizes gluten as a threat and produces antibodies that attack the lining of the small intestine , causing inflammation.

Besides gluten intolerance, other factors can also contribute to the development of celiac disease:

  • Infections with intestinal viruses or changes in the intestinal flora are considered possible triggers.
  • A genetic predisposition plays a major role: Around 90% of people with celiac disease possess a special surface protein on their immune cells that is involved in the inflammatory reaction.
  • Heredity : Children of celiac disease patients have an increased risk of also developing the disease (approximately 10–15%).
  • Other factors such as intestinal infections, the use of antibiotics during pregnancy or childhood, and changes in the microbiome of infants could also promote celiac disease, but the study results on this are still inconsistent.
When should you take a test?

A self-test for celiac disease should be considered in the following cases:

  1. Symptoms : If you have symptoms such as abdominal pain, diarrhea, bloating, fatigue, or unexplained weight loss.
  2. Family history : If celiac disease or other autoimmune diseases are already known in your family, a test is advisable.
  3. Unclear symptoms : If you have persistent or recurring health problems that could indicate a food intolerance.
  4. Before starting a gluten-free diet : If you are thinking about starting a gluten-free diet, you should have a test done beforehand, as the test is only meaningful if gluten is consumed.
What do I get and how long does the test take?

The celiac disease self-test kit includes the following items:

  • 1 test cassette
  • Instructions
  • 1 lancet
  • 1 pipette
  • 1 Buffer solution
  • 1 alcohol pad

After you have taken the test, it takes about 5-10 minutes for the result to be available.

What are the consequences of untreated celiac disease?

Untreated celiac disease can have the following consequences:

  • Intestinal damage : Chronic inflammation can lead to permanent damage to the lining of the small intestine.
  • Nutrient deficiency : Restricted nutrient intake can lead to malnutrition such as iron deficiency anemia, vitamin D deficiency, or osteoporosis.
  • Weight loss : Persistent weight loss and malnutrition may occur.
  • Increased risk for other diseases : There is a higher risk of autoimmune diseases, such as type 1 diabetes or thyroid diseases.
What symptoms can indicate celiac disease?

Celiac disease can manifest in various ways, and the symptoms are often diverse. Common symptoms include:

  • chronic diarrhea
  • Abdominal pain
  • Flatulence
  • weight loss
  • anemia
  • osteoporosis
  • extreme fatigue
  • Growth delays in affected children
What should I do if the self-test is positive?

If the result is positive, this means that anti-tTG-IgA antibodies have been detected in your blood. In this case, you should see a doctor and discuss the test results. The doctor will decide whether further tests are necessary – this may include a bowel test – to confirm the diagnosis and determine the severity of the celiac disease.

Tip: The bowel test can be carried out directly through us in advance to make the next step easier for you.

What is the best way to test for gluten intolerance?

You can test for gluten intolerance in several ways. The classic method is a blood test that detects specific antibodies, which are elevated in celiac disease. An intestinal biopsy can provide further clarification. However, for an initial assessment, a gluten intolerance self-test , which you can conveniently perform at home, is a good option.

Is it possible to test for gluten intolerance at home?

Yes – a gluten self-test can provide initial indications of a possible intolerance. For this gluten intolerance self-test , you take a small blood or stool sample, which is then analyzed in a laboratory. You receive the results online or by mail. This allows you to easily check whether you have a gluten intolerance or even celiac disease.

How to test for gluten intolerance – what options are available?

If you want to get tested for gluten intolerance , you have several options. A visit to the doctor usually involves blood tests and possibly a colonoscopy. However, for everyday life, more and more people are opting for online gluten intolerance tests . These tests are scientifically sound, easy to use, and offer quick results. They check whether your body produces antibodies against gluten, which can indicate celiac disease or non-celiac gluten intolerance. Typical symptoms such as abdominal pain, bloating, diarrhea, or skin problems are a clear indication that a test is worthwhile. Particularly convenient: Many tests can be performed as self-tests at home . This allows you to discreetly and quickly gain clarity about the possible causes of your symptoms.

Gluten intolerance self-test

Quick help at home. A gluten intolerance self-test is a simple way to find initial answers. Especially if you regularly suffer from symptoms like abdominal pain, bloating, or persistent fatigue, a gluten self-test can be helpful. You take a small blood sample or a drop of capillary blood, which is then analyzed in a laboratory. Within a few days, you'll receive results showing whether your body reacts to gluten. While a self-test doesn't replace a medical diagnosis, it's an important first step in narrowing down the possible causes of your symptoms. At mybody®, you'll find a gluten self-test for home use that provides quick clarity and supports you on your journey to a healthier diet.

How to test for gluten intolerance?

Many people with gluten intolerance wonder: How can I test for gluten intolerance without having to undergo a lengthy doctor's examination? Modern providers offer online gluten intolerance tests that you can order discreetly and perform at home. Clear instructions make sample collection easy, and the lab analysis provides reliable results. This allows you to determine if you have an intolerance and adjust your diet accordingly. A particularly valuable feature is that the test can also identify whether your symptoms might be caused by celiac disease. Typical symptoms include not only digestive problems but also skin irritations, headaches, and chronic fatigue . An online test provides clarity – conveniently, quickly, and professionally.

Why a celiac disease/gluten intolerance self-test can give you clarity

Celiac Disease Test – Keep an eye on your health. Do you often feel tired, have abdominal pain, or suffer from unexplained weight loss? A celiac disease test can provide clarity. Our at-home celiac disease antibody self-test allows you to quickly and reliably check whether you have a gluten intolerance. Early detection helps to treat symptoms effectively and protect your health.

Celiac disease test – peace of mind for your well-being. Digestive problems, fatigue, or skin rashes can be signs of gluten intolerance. With our at-home celiac disease test, you can quickly and easily check whether your body reacts to gluten. A quick test gives you clarity – and the opportunity to actively take control of your health.

Celiac disease self-test – monitoring made easy. Celiac disease often goes undetected for a long time, even though it can cause many symptoms. With the celiac disease self-test , you can easily and quickly check whether your body is sensitive to gluten. The test is simple to perform at home – so you can take early action if you notice any abnormalities. Your health is in your hands.

Detect celiac disease early – conveniently from home. Do you suffer from recurring abdominal pain, bloating, or diarrhea and wonder if gluten could be the cause? With the at-home celiac disease self-test, you'll get quick and reliable certainty. The test measures specific antibodies in the blood that can indicate gluten intolerance . This allows you to react early and significantly improve your daily life with the right diet – all without waiting for a doctor's appointment.

Test for gluten intolerance yourself – quick & easy. Do you suspect gluten is the cause of your symptoms? Then the celiac disease test is just right for you. You take a small blood sample yourself and send it to our lab. You'll receive the results digitally – clearly explained and easy to follow. This way, you can find out specifically whether you have celiac disease or gluten intolerance and adjust your diet to your needs.

Peace of mind if you suspect you have celiac disease – with a test for clarity. Do you feel like bread, pasta, or pastries don't agree with you? Gluten intolerance can manifest in many ways – from skin problems to constant fatigue. Our at-home celiac disease test helps you better understand your symptoms and take action. No doctor's visit required, but with medical precision – for greater peace of mind.