Food Intolerance & Allergy Bundle
£418.00
Our most comprehensive home-to-lab testing kit Cover every aspect and ascertain whether you suffer from a food intolerance* or allergy, examining both IgG and IgE antibodies. It’s as straightforward as providing a finger-prick blood sample and returning it by post. Receive your results within 7 days!
Begin taking command of your well-being and enhancing your lifestyle by understanding whether you experience a food intolerance* or allergy!
- Precise, scientific examination
- Straightforward and dependable finger-prick blood examination. No social interaction necessary
- Incorporates a 30-minute consultation with an expert to delve into your Food Intolerance Test results and dietary refinement
- Intuitive traffic light intolerance* indicators: high, borderline, and normal responsiveness
- Assess all four subtypes of IgG antibodies
- Applicants must be 4 years old or above to undertake this examination. This service is unavailable to individuals who are pregnant or breastfeeding
- Exclusively accessible in the UK
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Take The Guesswork Out Of Your Diet
If you’re uncertain whether you’re experiencing a food intolerance* or allergy, be assured that our bundle test allows you to examine both types of antibodies. This kit assesses IgG antibodies (1-4) and IgE reactions.
THE COMPLETE PACKAGE
Unlike competing tests, we evaluate all IgG antibodies (1-4) to ensure comprehensive results by examining all four subtypes simultaneously. Within 7 days, you’ll receive your personalized ‘food fingerprint’, providing clear outcomes and a thorough understanding of whether you’re undergoing an immediate allergic response or a delayed intolerant* reaction to specific ingredients.
TAKE COMMAND OF YOUR GENERAL WELL-BEING
Your gut hosts 70% of your immune system; aiding yourself by minimising the number of allergens and intolerances in your diet, to which you react, can bolster your immune system as the gut won’t be engaged in combating items that might be causing it to ‘overwork’.
1 Vighi, G et al. “Allergy and the gastrointestinal system.” Clinical and experimental immunology vol. 153 Suppl 1,Suppl 1 (2008): 3-6. doi:10.1111/j.1365-2249.2008.03713.x
