Food Sensitivity Testing
Provided by YourGutMap

Take control of your health with the YourGutMap Food Sensitivity Test. Designed to help you identify the foods that may be causing discomfort, this test is a simple yet effective way to discover how to reduce bloating and gas naturally. By analyzing your blood sample against 286 food and drink categories, you’ll receive a comprehensive report within three days. Whether you visit Sharon Lunn's clinic in Essex or opt for a home kit, the process is tailored for your convenience. Start your journey to better gut health and learn how to reduce bloating and gas naturally with this professional testing service.

YourGutMap Food Sensitivity Testing
Different to a food allergy, food sensitivities are estimated to affect up to 20% of people - and can cause chronic inflammation leading to:
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Bloating and stomach issues
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Skin problems
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Headaches and migraines
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Chronic inflammatory issues
These problems can occur anywhere from 2 hours to 2 days after eating your trigger foods, making it very difficult to self-identify your unique Food Sensitivity reactions.
The test analyses your blood sample against 286 foods and drinks, allowing you to identify problem foods to eliminate or reduce from the diet.
About The Test
The YourGutMap Food Sensitivity Test is very easy to complete, by taking a small finger prick blood sample which is sent to a specialist laboratory and analysed.
Within 3 days you will receive a 14-page report, detailing your reactions. You can view an example test report here
The test covers over 10 food and drink categories:
· Cereals & Seeds
· Dairy & Eggs
· Meat
· Fish & Seafood
· Herbs, Spices & Oils
· Vegetables
· Fruit
· Legumes
· Edible Mushrooms
· Herbal Teas & Coffee
· and many others
Please contact me to order the test, which can be completed in my Clinic or a testing kit can be sent to you directly at home

Please note: a food specific IgG antibody test does not analyse classical allergies, where IgE antibodies are involved. Food Specific IgG antibody testing cannot diagnose conditions such as Coeliac Disease, or Lactose Intolerance. Any pre existing allergies or negative reactions to foods should be discussed with your health practitioner. Lab defines Food Sensitivity as a food specific IgG antibody reaction. This is not a diagnostic test.
