01Digestive symptoms after mealsRight away or hours later
Food reactions · timing · immune context
Severe symptoms now?Trouble breathing, swelling, or faintingCall 911Could food be contributing to how you feel?
Connect what you ate, when symptoms appeared, and what else was happening—without assuming food is the cause.Mark Pruitt, APRN, FNPClinician lead at Allerim
Meet MarkExplore privatelyExact testing total shown before paymentNothing is ordered or booked just by looking
Common starting patterns
Which pattern feels most familiar?
Start with what repeats. You do not need certainty that food is involved. Food + when + you
02Fatigue or headaches laterLater that day or next morning
03Skin or joint flares that repeatTiming may vary
04No obvious pattern yetA useful place to start
A visual preview
See scattered clues become a Pattern Map.
Try one combination. Nothing here is saved or submitted.ILLUSTRATIVE PATTERNChange one clue. See the map respond.
YOUR PATTERN MAPA few clues, seen together.
Body signals · Timing · Food links · ContextYour story4 clues connected
Body signalDigestion
TimingHours later
Food linkSeveral foods
ContextSleep or stress
Timing updated
Timing changes the question—not the answer.
When a signal appeared helps organize the story without deciding its cause.
Illustrative only—these choices are not saved or submitted. This is not a diagnosis, a score, or a permanent food list.
What Allerim does
From scattered clues to a human next step.
Organize. Clarify. Follow through with context.01
ORGANIZE
Start with what you feel.
Map symptoms, timing, food links, and context into one focused starting point.
02DECIDE
Add testing only when useful.
See what focused testing may clarify, how collection works, and the exact price.03
VERIFY
Find what actually matters.
Interpret in context, protect tolerated foods, and use time-limited trials only when appropriate.Food is a clue—not a conclusion.Food-specific IgE, food-specific IgG4, symptoms, exposure, and tolerance answer different questions. Food-specific IgG4 alone does not diagnose food allergy or justify permanent avoidance, and no result alone proves causation.Explore the approach
At-home collection: Tasso+ is a blood collection device from Tasso, Inc. Tasso describes Tasso+ as a blood lancet that collects whole liquid blood samples. Eligibility depends on the selected panel.
Before you decide: Allerim is a cash-only telehealth service operated by Allerim LLC and does not bill insurance.
Separate clinical practice: Allerim Clinic PLLC is a separate clinical practice; a testing purchase does not include a clinic visit.
CLINICIAN LEADMark Pruitt, APRN, FNPClinician lead at Allerim
The human behind Allerim
Technology can organize the clues. A clinician helps decide what they mean.
Mark keeps uncertainty, safety limits, and the next decision visible across Allerim's testing and immune-health pathways.
The Allerim principle
Clarity before escalation.
Organize the story, add only what clarifies it, and keep the next step proportional.
Three ways to begin
Choose the doorway that fits today.
Exploring does not order a test, book a visit, or submit your answers.RECOMMENDED FOR FOOD-PATTERN QUESTIONS
Start the Food Wizard
Map symptoms, timing, food links, and safety details in about five minutes.See any testing path and exact price before payment.Start Food WizardALREADY TESTED
Review the results you have
Put IgE, food-specific IgG4, or outside results in context before repeating tests.A report alone does not prove causation.Start result reviewBROADER OR MIXED STORY
Talk with a clinician first
Start with a conversation when food may be only part of the picture.Check your state and visit details before any booking step.Explore consultationURGENT SYMPTOMSTrouble breathing, throat or tongue swelling, fainting, collapse, or a severe rapidly worsening reaction needs emergency care—not an online intake.
Call 911