Coeliac disease is an auto-immune condition, which isn’t very common. It affects 1% of the population or so. AIRE measures gut fermentation levels, which is unrelated to Coeliac disease and gluten intolerance.

If you think that you may have an intolerance or sensitivity to gluten, it would be best to get this tested with your physician. Gluten intolerance is an immune response to gluten proteins. Our products test for different biomarkers and wouldn’t be the ideal tool for testing gluten intolerance.

Yes. If you purchase the food intolerance testing kit, you can test your reaction to four common FODMAPs including lactose, fructose, sorbitol and inulin. If you suspect you may have lactose intolerance, you can select this as your first test.

Visceral hypersensitivity (sensitivity to distension of the GI tract) and altered motility (constipation or diarrhea) are characteristics of IBS. About 40% of those with IBS tend to have more diarrhea. About one third of those with IBS are generally more constipated. The remainder switch between constipation and diarrhea. Those with IBS-C tend to have more methane producing microbes than those with IBS-D. Measuring both gases can help you gain clarity around your symptoms, in particular constipation.

To achieve success with our products, we recommend one device per user.

Our devices can be used by children under the guidance of an adult. Use for children is exactly the same as it is for adults.

The quantities of the FODMAP substrates are also safe for children.

AIRE is not suitable for use by babies / toddlers, because of the breathing technique required to perform a breath test.

Yes, it’s possible for us to share your results securely with your doctor, as long as we get your consent. Assuming your doctor is comfortable to proceed, just send an email to clinical@foodmarble.com with contact details for your doctor and we’ll take it from there.

A Austria, Australia
B Belgium, Bulgaria
C Canada, Cyprus, Croatia, Czech Republic
D Denmark
E Estonia
F Finland, France
G Germany, Greece
H Hungary
I Ireland, Italy
L Latvia Lithuania, Luxembourg
M Malta
N Netherlands, New Zealand
P Poland, Portugal
R Romania
S Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland
U United Kingdom, United States

We have microbes living in every part of our body. This is totally normal and healthy. As we move through the digestive tract, the number of microbes at each site increases. We have the most microbes in our large intestine. However, sometimes excess microbes can end up in our small intestine. When this happens, a condition called small intestinal bacterial overgrowth (SIBO) can occur. Those with SIBO often have symptoms of abdominal pain, bloating, nausea, belching, diarrhea and constipation. Some people with SIBO may produce more hydrogen, while others may produce more methane. It is important to speak with your doctor if you suspect you have SIBO. If you’ve received a diagnosis of SIBO from a doctor, this device could be helpful for tracking the levels of fermentation in your small intestine.

We cannot offer device upgrades due to hygiene reasons, however, existing users can avail of the excellent pre-sale discounts if they wish to purchase AIRE 2. Any queries please email hello@foodmarble.com

Many of us are constipated regularly. Methane has been shown to slow down the passage of food in the gut and is commonly linked to constipation. Measuring methane can help you understand whether methane is factor in your constipation. Understanding the cause of your constipation may help you treat it more effectively.