Foods that can cause Food Intolerances.

Food Intolerances can be very hard to Pinpoint. The Smartblood Food Intolerance Test shows reaction levels to 134 foods and drinks, including Wheat and Gluten, Dairy, Milk and Eggs, Meat and Fish, Yeast, Protein Supplements, Fruit and Vegetables, Nuts, Seeds, Beans, Herbs, Spices, Oils, and Drinks.

Foods that can cause Food Intolerances.

Food Intolerances can be very hard to Pinpoint. The Smartblood Food Intolerance Test shows reaction levels to 134 foods and drinks, including Wheat and Gluten, Dairy, Milk and Eggs, Meat and Fish, Yeast, Protein Supplements, Fruit and Vegetables, Nuts, Seeds, Beans, Herbs, Spices, Oils, and Drinks.

Food Groups that may cause food intolerances.

The full Smartblood food intolerance test analyses IgG Antibody reactions to foods in the following categories so that you are better able to discuss your eating plan with your Smartblood Nutritional Therapist.

Wheat/Gluten

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Dairy/Eggs

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Meat/Fish

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Fruit

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Yeasts

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Vegetables

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Drinks

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Nuts, Seeds & Beans

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Supplements

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Herbs, Spices & Oils

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If you think that a food intolerance may be responsible for how you are feeling then we believe that our easy to complete tests could help you. SImply choose either a 1st-step indicator test for a positive/negative result overall or find out all of your food intolerances out at once with the full Smartblood test.

The 1st-step indicator test is popular with those that have health problems that may be explained by a food intolerance but want to just check this before proceeding to a full test, which can be done on the same sample with no extra effort.

The full Smartblood test is a complete program that includes a 30 minute consultation with one of our BANT registered Nutritional Therapists and is a great way to discover all of your food sensitivities and take control over your own personal trigger foods.

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1st Step Test

  • A Simple Yes/No
  • Result in 3 Days
  • Our most popular pathway
  • Can Upgrade if Positive
£19.75Free p&p
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Smartblood Test

  • Reactions to 134 Foods
  • Results in 3 Days
  • £80 Refund if No Reactions
  • Nutritionist Consultation
£99.75Free p&p
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1st Step Test

£19.75
  • A Simple Yes/No
  • Result in 3 Days
  • Our most popular pathway
  • Can Upgrade if Positive
Image

Smartblood Test

£99.75
  • Reactions to 134 Foods
  • Results in 3 Days
  • £80 Refund if No Reactions
  • Nutritionist Consultation

If you think that a food intolerance may be responsible for your symptoms then we believe that our easy to complete tests could help you. SImply choose either a 1st-step indicator test for a positive/negative result overall or find out all of your food intolerances out at once with the full Smartblood test.

The 1st-step indicator test is popular with those that have health problems that may be explained by a food intolerance but want to just check this before proceeding to a full test, which can be done on the same sample with no extra effort.

The full Smartblood test is a complete program that includes a 30 minute consultation with one of our BANT registered Nutritional Therapists and is a great way to discover all of your food sensitivities and take control over your own personal trigger foods.

Image

1st Step Test

£19.75
  • A Simple Yes/No
  • Result in 3 Days
  • Our most popular pathway
  • Can Upgrade if Positive
Image

Smartblood Test

£99.75
  • Reactions to 134 Foods
  • Results in 3 Days
  • £80 Refund if No Reactions
  • Nutritionist Consultation

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(1) The figure is based upon research from Zopf, Yurdagül et al. “The Differential Diagnosis of Food Intolerance.” Deutsches Ärzteblatt International 106.21 (2009): 359–370. PMC -  which calculates that 18% of those in Industrialised nations are estimated to have a  food intolerance and extrapolated against UK census data showing a population of 51,767,543 aged 18+ in the UK. Further research can be viewed on our Scientific Studies Page.

* Smartblood define food intolerance as a food or drink specific IgG antibody reaction.

Smartblood do not claim or attempt to claim to diagnose medical conditions, or cure or treat medical conditions. Our Doctors recommend that you speak with your own GP if you have any medical concerns as typical food intolerance symptoms could also have other causes.

 

Legal Links

(1) The figure is based upon research from Zopf, Yurdagül et al. “The Differential Diagnosis of Food Intolerance.” Deutsches Ärzteblatt International 106.21 (2009): 359–370. PMC -  which calculates that 18% of those in Industrialised nations are estimated to have a  food intolerance and extrapolated against UK census data showing a population of 51,767,543 aged 18+ in the UK. Further research can be viewed on our Scientific Studies Page.

* Smartblood define food intolerance as a food or drink specific IgG antibody reaction.

Smartblood do not claim or attempt to claim to diagnose medical conditions, or cure or treat medical conditions. Our Doctors recommend that you speak with your own GP if you have any medical concerns as typical food intolerance symptoms could also have other causes.

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