The Elisa Blood test to establish food intolerence

This blood test measures your immediate and delayed reactions to 96 different foods.

Immediate reactions (IGE) tend to show up fairly obviously as they occur soon after eating the offending food.

Delayed reactions (IGG) are much harder to pin point as it can take days for them to have a negative impact on your health. This is where the blood test can come in handy.

The results are recorded in a bar graph format to show how severe your reactions are.

Consider IgG testing for chronic conditions involving any system.

•   Gastrointestinal (distension, bloating, gas, cramping, colic, IBS, diarrhoea)
•   Respiratory allergic reactions (rhinitis, nasal congestion, sinusitis)
•   Dermal (ECZEMA, angioedema)
•   CNS (mood, behavior, learning difficulties)
•   Neurovascular (migraines, Meniere's)
•   Musculoskelatal (weakness, feeling "below par", arthralgia, myalgia).

Look at a sample test