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Do you have a Food Intolerance?

Updated: Nov 4, 2020


Discover what Foods & Drinks are causing problems with your body which manifest themselves as a either a health issue with your body, or prevent you from getting results in the gym...
Do you ever experience...
  • Bloated & Wind

  • Stomach Cramps

  • Digestive Pains

  • Diarrhoea

  • Constipation

  • Skin Problems

  • Eczema

  • Brittle Nails

  • Bruise Easily

  • Sleep Problems -

  • Muscle Cramps

  • Muscles Aches & Pains

  • Vision Problems

  • Sinus Problems

  • Allergies

  • Low Energy

  • And these are just to name a few...

What is a Food Intolerance Test?

A Food Intolerance and Vitamin & Mineral Deficiency Test will analysis will show you what foods and drinks your body is intolerant too, giving you an idea of what foods you should be avoiding in your diet, which are causing your body stress, and also what foods you should reduce, which are weakening your body.

The test is performed by sending off a Hair or Nail sample for analysis. The results usually come back within a week. You will be provided with...​

  • Food Intolerances

  • Vitamin Deficiencies

  • Mineral Deficiencies

  • Fatty Acid Deficiencies

  • Amino Acid Deficiencies

  • Enzyme Deficiencies​

You will not only receive a detailed report from your Hair/Nail analysis, but I will personally also create and write you up an easy to read interpretation of your results, so you can see very clearly what foods you should avoid, what foods you should reduce, and also all the deficiencies you are lacking in your diet.

No more guess work! I can walk you into any health store, like Holland & Barrett, and I can justify and give you benefits for taking almost every supplement in there. There are hundreds of supplements and products. This test will allow to know exactly what your body needs and is lacking.

Why do we have or develop Food Intolerances?

The majority of people these days have intolerance's to different foods. They could very well be foods that you know are healthy and good for you... however for some reason they don't always agree with you.

Food intolerance's can be caused by a variety of different reasons. One common reason is that you were never introduced to that type of food when you were an infant. Some recent research (2017) for example has suggested that we should introduce babies to peanuts as early as possible in life, to avoid peanut allergies and severe eczema. Check out the BBC News article by clicking here...

One of my food intolerance's are mushrooms. As a Nutritionist, I understand why, as I always used to avoid mushrooms growing up as a kid and would never dare try one. So how could my body have developed the enzymes necessary to break down and digest mushrooms?

Just because you didn't try a certain food when you were younger however, does not necessarily mean you've not got the enzyme needed to break it down. We produce a lot more of some enzymes compared to others.

There are approximately 75,000 enzymes thought to exist in the human body, however some maybe be produced in lesser quantities than others if we are not used to eating a certain food very often.

" Food Intolerances are not the same as a Food Allergy "

A true food allergy causes an immune system reaction that affects numerous organs in the body. It can range in symptoms. In some cases, an allergic reaction to a food can be severe or life-threatening. In contrast, food intolerance symptoms are generally less serious and often limited to digestive problems, although can manifest themselves in other ways.

Another cause of a Food Intolerance is when we consume too much of a certain food. Our bodies may be able to handle small amounts of that food or drink, but not a large regular amount.

A classic example is when someone starts going to the gym, and they start buying protein shakes. Normally the only milk they might consume would be a little splash on their cereal at breakfast time, and occasionally a small amount on their tea or coffee. The occasional class of milk, or milk shake most likely would never have a negative effect, or anything like ice cream that contains milk. This might add up to around 300ml per day or less...

...then they get a protein shake, which recommends two scoops of protein powder with 500ml of milk, both before and after a workout, and sometimes maybe a 3rd shake at some point in the day. A sudden increase like this, which could be 4-5 times more than usual is too much for the body to handle, and your body can't produce enough of the enzyme (lactase) needed to breakdown the sugars (lactose) in all that milk... which result in unpleasant symptoms.

" Would it not make sense for you to at least know what foods and drinks will negatively affect your body?"

It's worth knowing what foods and drinks you should be avoiding, or at the very least try and reduce from your diet. They may be foods and drinks you enjoy, but don't worry, you may only need to cut them out or reduce them for a short period of time while your body recovers. But too much of your intolerant foods consumed on a regular basis can and will cause problems.

Find out how you can book your Food Intolerance Test

Including Vitamin & Mineral, Fatty Acid, Amino Acid & Enzyme Deficiencies

£45

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