Wheat Zoomer

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Join clinical educator Tammy Russell for an in-depth walkthrough of the Wheat Zoomer—Vibrant’s most advanced panel for identifying wheat and gluten sensitivity, celiac disease, intestinal permeability, and non-gluten immune triggers. Tammy covers what makes this test unique, including its microchip peptide-based format, tissue-specific autoimmunity markers, and ability to detect early signs of immune activation years before clinical diagnosis.

What You’ll Learn:
🌾 A look at wheat evolution, hybridization, and rising reactivity
🧬 The difference between celiac disease, wheat allergy, and non-celiac gluten sensitivity
🧫 What the Wheat Zoomer measures and how results guide care
🛡️ Understanding the immune responses behind IgA, IgG, and IgE markers
🧠 Connections between wheat sensitivity and autoimmune, neurologic, and psychiatric symptoms
🧱 How Vibrant's testing identifies gut barrier damage
📉 Why standard serologic testing can miss non-gluten wheat sensitivity
🧪 Insights into gliadin, glutenin, wheat germ agglutinin, and differential transglutaminase reactivity
👶 Pediatric use cases and autoimmune overlap patterns
❓ Top FAQs about medications, fasting, reactivity, and retesting

Timestamps:
0:00 – Introduction
0:09 – History of wheat consumption and hybridization
0:45 – Wheat’s connection to autoimmune and chronic disease
1:30 – Role of glyphosate in gut and immune dysregulation
2:18 – Benefits and challenges of wheat in the diet
2:52 – Rising celiac and non-celiac gluten sensitivity rates
4:15 – How to distinguish celiac from wheat/gluten sensitivity
5:27 – What the Wheat Zoomer measures
7:00 – Differences in testing: peptide vs. whole protein
8:20 – The fusion peptide: an early celiac detection marker
10:45 – Zonulin, actin, LPS, and intestinal permeability
13:50 – Wheat germ agglutinin, lectins, and vitamin D
14:50 – Differential transglutaminases: TG2, TG3, TG6
15:20 – Gliadin, gluteomorphin, and mood-related reactivity
16:30 – Pediatric applications
17:10 – Non-gluten wheat proteins
18:00 – Autoimmune overlap and published research
19:20 – Using the test for earlier clinical insights
20:40 – FAQs on medications, fasting, cross-reactivity, retesting
24:43 – Support from the Vibrant clinical and sales teams

Resources Mentioned:
🧪 Wheat Zoomer Test: https://www.vibrant-wellness.com/test...
📘 Clinical Education Portal: https://portal.vibrant-wellness.com/#...
📗 Validation Paper & FAQs: https://help.vibrant-wellness.com/hc/...

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