Dr. Kristen Poe, Author at Allergy Test

Dr. Kristen Poe, PhD

Functional Medicine practitioner and Naprapathic doctor

Education Kingdom College of Natural Health, National University of Medical Sciences

Credentials PhD

Personal History

Dr. Kristen Poe has been an advisor and affiliate for the Allergy Test team since 2022. Her role includes keeping up to date with new tests that we conduct, advising us on the US markets, and writing helpful content for the group.

Kristen is a Functional Medical Practitioner and Naprapathic doctor and has a bachelor's degree in Psychology as well as a PhD and a Post-Graduate Diploma in Alternative Medicine. Kristen owns a private practice POE Holistic and is the co-owner of a health and wellness business with a renowned award-winning Chef Alina Eisenhauer called The Doc and Chef.

Driven by her tireless commitment to improving the wellness of others, Dr. Poe is constantly seeking knowledge and remains a lifelong student. Aside from her professional career, she cherishes quality time with her family, practices martial arts, spends time at the beach, and expresses her passion for music by playing the violin.

Posts by Dr. Kristen Poe:

Managing Food Intolerances During Pregnancy

Managing Food Intolerances During Pregnancy

Pregnancy is a time of many physical and chemical changes in a woman’s body. Managing food intolerances during pregnancy is especially unique and can pose some challenges. Food intolerances, unlike allergies, typically cause digestive discomfort but do not trigger a full immune response and are not life-threatening. This can be particularly challenging because sometimes food […]

How Schools Are Catering To Students With Food Intolerances

How Schools Are Catering To Students With Food Intolerances

It’s that time of year again-Back to School! Along with all of the back-to-school logistics in place, one of them includes managing student allergies and intolerances. This is a significant public health concern that is being taken very seriously for the safety, health and wellbeing of students. It is estimated that allergies affect 8% of […]

7 Effective Food Alternatives To Reduce Intolerance Symptoms

7 Effective Food Alternatives To Reduce Intolerance Symptoms

Food intolerances can significantly impact daily life, causing discomfort, confusion, and sometimes life limiting symptoms. Food intolerances are reported by 15 to 20 percent of the population in the United States. They are common among people with digestive or gastrointestinal disorders, with 50 to 80 per cent reporting consistent problems with certain foods but a […]

Why Experts Recommend Testing For Food Intolerances

Why Experts Recommend Testing For Food Intolerances

Food and environmental intolerances and sensitivities have become pervasive over the past decade. So many people suffer from intolerance and sensitivities but only realize it after years of symptoms and finally being seen by an allergist. Before discussing intolerance testing, it is incredibly important to understand what an intolerance is and that it is VERY […]

Raising Awareness On World Thyroid Day

Raising Awareness On World Thyroid Day

World Thyroid Day is a global healthcare event celebrated on May 25th every year. The purpose of World Thyroid Day is to spread education, awareness and recognition of the burden of thyroid disease, the experience of patient with thyroid disease, as well as all of those nationally and internationally that are committed to the study […]

It's Allergy Awareness Week The Importance Of Being Tested

Allergy Awareness Week: The Importance Of Being Tested

It’s Allergy Awareness Week! More than 100 million people in the US experience various types of allergies each year. Allergies are the 6th leading cause of chronic illness in the US. The cost of allergies is close to $29 billion dollars, with nasal allergies comprising $3-$4 billion each year, and food allergies about $25 billion […]

Why Supermarkets are Becoming More Food Intolerance-Friendly

Why Supermarkets are Becoming More Food Intolerance-Friendly

According to FARE (Food Allergy Research and Education), researchers estimate that 33 million Americans have a food allergies or food intolerance. Food allergies, in particular, affect about 1 in 13 children in the US. The CDC characterizes food allergies as a “growing food safety and public health concern.” More than 40% of children with food […]

81 million people have been diagnosed with seasonal allergic rhinitis

Spring will be here soon… but so will seasonal allergies!

The cold winter and weather are coming to an end, and spring is coming. Yay! But that also means Spring allergies and intolerances will be making an appearance. For so many, this can cause a lot of anticipatory stress of unpleasant seasonal symptoms like coughing, sneezing, congestion, swollen and watery eyes, wheezing, hives, itching, sinus […]