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Food Intolerance testing

ballydavid10 · 2017-03-30 16:22:32

Hi, I have recently had a food intolerance test (blood from pin prick on finger) completed and it came back with several foods. Some of these surprised me but allot of the foods i would have recently eaten. I was wondering if they gave strong results as i had ate the foods recently. Any thoughts on this welcome. The main…

30-03-2017 5:22pm

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ballydavid10

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Hi,
I have recently had a food intolerance test (blood from pin prick on finger) completed and it came back with several foods. Some of these surprised me but allot of the foods i would have recently eaten. I was wondering if they gave strong results as i had ate the foods recently. Any thoughts on this welcome. The main aim of doing this is to kick start weight loss.
thanks

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#2 01-04-2017 1:14am

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IgG testing is, basically, bollox. If this is what you got, ignore it and go talk to a real doctor.

It will show results for foods you recently ate, amongst other stuff. Its junk science but its cheap to do.

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#3 01-04-2017 1:34am

marialouise

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To "kickstart weight loss" you need to reduce your calorie intake, simple.
Are there particular issues you're having which leads you to believe you might have an intolerance of some sort?

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