CSS Practitioners
This meeting is designed to enhance your understanding of your patient’s test results so that you may guide them towards successful implementation of the recommendations.
As you know, the immune system is a dynamic system in the body, and sensitivity to foods or nutrient insufficiencies may change over time. We encourage you to schedule your educational session as soon as possible so that your patients may gain the most benefit from following the results.
Please note: Dr. Grabowski, director of clinical education for CSS, is available to review the following tests with practitioners only: Cellular Nutrition Assay, Methyl Detox Profile, and Telomere. Sessions with Dr. Grabowski are available on Tuesdays and Fridays from 1 pm-5 pm CT. If you would like to meet with Dr. Grabowski, and this time works for you, please make this selection below. Otherwise, select a review with the PreviMedica team (available to review all tests Monday through Friday from 9 am-6 pm ET).
CSS Practitioners
This meeting is designed to enhance your understanding of your patient’s test results so that you may guide them towards successful implementation of the recommendations.
Disclaimer: It is important to note that food sensitivity testing is distinct from food allergy testing. While both tests share the objective of identifying potential food reactions, they vary in their diagnostic methodology and the types of reactions they detect. Food allergy testing commonly focuses on immediate, life-threatening reactions to foods, while food sensitivity testing aims to detect delayed responses that can be less severe but still affect one's health. Therefore, we strongly advise consulting with a qualified healthcare professional to determine which testing approach is most suitable for your particular situation.
