 Which
Tests Should I Take?
Food Intolerances
Food
Intolerance Test
You may suspect you are allergic
to certain foods that you are eating so if your symptoms are
mainly centred around:
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acne |
hair loss |
rashes |
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apathy |
hay fever |
red/sticky eyelids |
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arthritis |
headaches/migraines |
sinus problems |
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bags/dark circles under the
eyes |
hives |
sluggishness |
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binge/eating |
irregular or skipped heartbeat |
sneezing attacks |
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craving certain foods |
itchy ears |
stuffy/runny nose |
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drainage from ear |
lethargy |
swollen ears |
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dry skin |
overweight |
tiredness |
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earaches |
pain/aches in joints |
watery/itchy eyes |
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ear infections |
pain/aches in muscles |
water retention |
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excessive mucus formation |
rapid, pounding heartbeat |
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then you should take the Food Intolerance
Test. (This test is only available by post in the UK.)
More Information.
If
the reaction to a food occurs less than two hours after eating
it, then this is classed as a classic allergy and symptoms
can include:
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abdominal pains |
skin outbreaks such
as hives
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constricted breathing |
swelling of lips or tongue |
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sinus congestion |
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then you should take the Acute Allergy Screen.
(This test is only available by post in the UK.)
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If
you have any of the following symptoms:
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diarrhoea |
feeling unwell after
eating wheat, oats, rye and barley-based foods |
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difficulty in gaining weight |
losing weight for no apparent
reason |
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then you should take the Gluten Intolerance
Test. (This test is only available by post in the UK.)
More Information.
It is also advisable to take the Food
Intolerance test at the same time as the Gluten
Intolerance Test in order to gain a more detailed and
comprehensive analysis.
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