Gluten Detection Tools: Nima Sensors, Detection Dogs, and How to Choose What’s Right for You
Living gluten-free for medical reasons is often framed as a matter of willpower or vigilance: read labels, ask questions, avoid obvious risks. For many people, that approach works well enough. For others, it doesn’t. Despite careful label reading and strict routines, gluten exposure keeps happening. Symptoms persist. Trust in food erodes. What looks manageable from the outside becomes exhausting and unpredictable in practice. That’s where additional gluten detection tools come into the conversation. This blog breaks down the main tools people use to detect gluten exposure, what each can and cannot do, and how to think about choosing the right support based on your body, lifestyle, and risk tolerance. Why “Just Avoid Gluten” Isn’t Always Enough Gluten exposure isn’t limited to obvious ingredients. It can occur through cross-contact, shared equipment, packaging, handling, and environmental transfer. Two meals with identical ingredient lists can carry very different levels of ri...
