Home health test technologies are increasingly enabling regular self-monitoring of health-related signs. Everyone’s digestive system is unique. Some people experience problems after eating without knowing why, and may restrict their diet out of fear. FoodMarble’s AIRE Digestive Tracker with FODMAP Test Kit gives users the power to face those fears. It’s a small but powerful, portable, and personal diagnostic device with an app that can help you identify foods that affect your body negatively. The FODMAP test kit analyses how well you digest lactose, fructose, sorbitol, and inulin to help you make healthy choices. On the blog, we reviewed the FoodMarble AIRE Digestive Tracker with FODMAP Test Kit and now we are giving away two new AIRE kits in this contest.

How does the FoodMarble AIRE work?

When people have trouble digesting food, the food sits in the gut and begins to ferment, creating hydrogen gas; this gas will appear in an exhaled breath. The FoodMarble AIRE can detect this hydrogen then send the measurement to the FoodMarble app. When combined with a log of foods you ate, bodily symptoms, stress, and sleep, the fermentation data enables you to assess your tolerance to individual foods.

To give you detailed results, AIRE comes with special sachets of powder (FODMAP test kit); mix with water and drink it to determine how the body deals with the major intolerance groups such as lactose, inulin, sorbitol, and fructose. These give a much clearer picture of where your digestion problems come from. Figuring out which food groups cause problems makes your dietary selection in the future easier.

We sent a FoodMarble AIRE sample to a writer, Christine, to test out and share an honest review. Read her review article and check out her video to learn how she tested and confirmed that lactose did not absorb well into her gut.

Monitor what you ate today and track the food triggers

I have often seen people waiting for hours to see the doctor and I certainly appreciate anything that makes clinic visits more efficient. At Best Buy, you will find a wide range of personalized devices to help you in achieving health benefits. Anyone who experiences frequent tummy troubles will love the FoodMarble AIRE. It works on your schedule to help you understand more about your own body.

How to enter

Entering this contest is easy and you can enter once below this article and once below Christine Persaud’s review article. In a comment, tell us which of the many features of this Digestive Tracker do you think is the most helpful.

What you can win

At the end of this contest, we will select two (2) winners from all eligible entries to receive a FoodMarble AIRE Digestive Tracker with a FODMAP Test Kit sample from Best Buy.

This contest runs from Mar 9th until Mar 23rd.

Remember you can enter by commenting once in this contest article and once beneath Christine’s review article. You likely know someone who has experienced digestive issues; share this contest so they too learn about FoodMarble and have a chance to win the AIRE Digestive Tracker with FODMAP Test Kit.

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Good Luck!

Bhupinder Kaur
Bhupinder Kaur
Bhupinder is a senior editor and a collaborative team player at Best Buy Canada. She is passionate about creating consistent digital experiences with her writing, editing, analytics, and project management skills. Other than that, she loves to cook authentic Indian recipes for friends and family.
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  4. For me, I think it would be a handy device to monitor the foods I eat and discover if there’s an issue I might not have realized. sometimes, I feel bloated after certain meals, or some mild indigestion. sometimes i feel tired after eating certain carbs. I also love that i could take this with me anywhere.

  8. As others have said, the instant results are great! This would definitely help me identify what foods may be causing symptoms.

  13. I think the best feature is the instant results, so i can break down the food groups to determine what the culprit is.

  14. Being able to keep a complete, detailed and accurate log, based on measurements and not guesswork. Food sensitivities can be incredibly complex to track, if like me you have more than one.

  24. This is amazing! Taking healthcare to the next level! I love that the App allows you to record your hydrogen levels, log foods, and track symptoms, stress, and sleep so you can get personalized feedback.

  25. I like that it’s portable and you can take it out with you where ever you go to eat. Plus love that you can find out foods you cannot digest well without going to a doctor!

  28. Monitoring what you ate and food triggers are the most helpful features in the FoodMarble AIRE digestive tracker.

  29. the intense science and technology behind it all. great tracking and very well thought out solutions for any concerns.

  33. Love the “instant results” especially when you don’t know why you feel “funny” after eating some foods.

  36. Really like that fact it can differentiate between fodmaps without having to wait weeks for results. Have tried the fodmaps diet but unfortunately, it didn’t resolve what foods I might be sensitive to. So this would be a great help. Also have celiac so that might complicate things.

  45. I have been dealing with food intolerances all my life, and I love the fact that I can test category by category! Amazing and well done1

  48. I love the fact it comes with a FODMAP Test kit; the accuracy in checking what affects your body is great!

  49. The “instant results”, are the best feature of this digestive tracker. I have never heard of this instrument. I do have digestive issues and have tried different medications, one that is to empty my stomach quicker but didn’t help. I have a chronic cough and I am sure it has something to do with my stomach, but I don’t have digestive reflux. It would be great to know what it is finally and what I can do about it.

  50. I like that you can monitor the foods you eat and I would like to find out if there’s an issue I might not have realized.

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