FOOD SENSITIVITY TESTING

Understand Your Diet. Explore Your Individual Response to Food.

If you regularly experience digestive discomfort or other unexplained symptoms, it can be difficult to know whether certain foods may be contributing.

Our Food Sensitivity Test provides information about your body's IgG antibody response to a range of foods.

Your results can then be considered alongside your diet, symptoms and lifestyle to help you take a more structured and informed approach to nutrition.


Why Consider Food Sensitivity Testing?

People often start investigating their diet when experiencing symptoms such as:

Bloating

Abdominal discomfort

Changes in bowel habits

Fatigue

Constipation

Headaches or migraines

Diarrhoea

General digestive discomfort

These symptoms can have many different causes, so testing shouldn't be viewed as a diagnosis of the underlying problem.

How Does the Test Work?

The test uses a simple finger-prick blood sample.

Your sample is analysed for IgG antibody responses to the foods included within your testing panel.

Your results can then be reviewed alongside your current diet, symptoms and lifestyle.

The aim isn't simply to hand you a long list of foods to avoid.

Instead, we want to help you take a structured, considered approach to your nutrition.

Your Personalised Support

Once your results are available, you'll receive a complimentary 30-minute one-to-one consultation with Mandy.

During your consultation, Mandy will:

  • ·Talk you through your test results

  • ·Discuss your current diet and lifestyle

  • ·Help you understand your findings

  • ·Discuss appropriate nutritional adjustments

  • ·Explore lifestyle and wellbeing considerations

  • ·Discuss suitable supplements where appropriate

If appropriate, this may include a carefully planned period of limiting selected foods followed by gradual reintroduction, while maintaining a varied and nutritionally balanced diet.

FOOD SENSITIVITY TEST PRICE

New Client Price - £252

USUALLY £280 | SAVE £28

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