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Reacting to LRA antigens and not pathogens of a stool test

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On this episode of “Ask Dr. J.”, Dr. Jaffe is asked “why might someone come up reactive to several food antigens with the LRA Test if they don’t seem to have any pathogens present in their stool test?” Tune in to see what Dr. J. has to say!

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