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Allergy and Intolerance Test Kit: How it works?

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Do you frequently suffer from headaches, intestinal pain, skin problems, or unexplained bloating? It can be the result of a concealed allergy or dietary intolerance. Finding out how your body reacts to particular foods and environmental factors might be aided with an allergy and intolerance test kit.

Here’s all the information you need to test for allergies and intolerances in the convenience of your own home, in case you’re curious how it works.

5 Mins Hand Prick and Saliva Swab Allergy Testing Home Kit Test

A straightforward at-home method for identifying environmental and food triggers that may be harming your health is an allergy and intolerance test kit. It examines how your body reacts to particular drugs, assisting in determining the possible origins of undesired symptoms.

Intolerance vs. Allergy

Allergy: A reaction of the immune system to a material (such as pollen or nuts) that can result in swelling, rashes, or even anaphylaxis.
Intolerance: The inability to properly digest some foods (dairy, gluten, etc.), which can cause bloating, headaches, or exhaustion but is not life-threatening.
To learn more, read our blog: Learning the Differences, Signs, and Interventions of Food Sensitivities and Allergies.

How Does It Work?

Illustration of at-home test kit showing finger prick device and saliva swab, emphasising quick 5-minute process
Step 1: Quick Testing
Our simple, at-home test requires just a 5-minute finger prick or saliva swab. You can complete this test easily from the comfort of your home or at our clinic.
Microscope used for allergy testing in a medical laboratory
Step 2: Comprehensive Analysis
Once we receive your sample, our advanced laboratory analyses it to detect a wide range of allergens and intolerances. This step ensures an in-depth understanding of your body’s reactions.
Food allergy triggers identified with red, yellow, and green labels for dietary management
Step 3: In-Depth Report
Within 5 working days, you’ll receive a comprehensive report via email. The report highlights your sensitivities and provides a clear breakdown of potential food and environmental triggers.
one to one medical online consultation with a nutritionist for personalized dietary advice
Step 4: Online Consultation
You’ll have access to a personalised consultation with our registered nutritionist. This session includes customized dietary recommendations, supplement suggestions, and lifestyle adjustments to help you manage your sensitivities effectively.
Illustration of at-home test kit showing finger prick device and saliva swab, emphasising quick 5-minute process
Step 5: Re-Testing
To track your progress, we recommend a follow-up test in three months. This allows us to reassess your sensitivities and ensure improvements in your health.
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Back on Track!
With our expert guidance, you’ll experience enhanced well-being, improved digestion, clearer skin, and better energy levels. Our goal is to help you take control of your health with science-backed insights and ongoing support.

What Are the Benefits?

Our Allergy and Intolerance Test Kit provides clarity on how your body reacts to different foods and environmental factors. This can help with:

  • Acne or persistent skin issues
  • Eczema and rashes
  • Unpleasant body odor
  • Bad breath
  • Tonsil stones
  • IBS and bloating
  • Constipation or chronic diarrhea
  • Gastrointestinal upset
  • Lactose or gluten sensitivity
  • Frequent gas and indigestion
  • Hemorrhoids
  • ADHD and anxiety
  • Mood changes and irritability
  • Headaches and fatigue
  • Feeling sluggish or depressed

Take control of your health today with our Allergy and Intolerance Test Kit. Identify, eliminate, and feel better!

Allergens Tested:

Our test covers a wide range of allergens, including:
  • Dairy: Milk (Cow, Sheep, Goat), Cheese, Butter, Yogurt
  • Eggs: Egg white, Egg yolk
  • Gluten Grains: Wheat, Rye, Barley, Spelt, Oats
  • Grains & Pulses: Corn, Rice, Quinoa, Lentils, Beans, Buckwheat
  • Vegetables: Spinach, Lettuce, Carrots, Pumpkins, Mushrooms
  • Fruits: Apple, Mango, Orange, Blueberry, Banana
  • Herbs & Spices: Mint, Ginger, Pepper, Turmeric, Cumin, Fennel
  • Nuts & Seeds: Almonds, Walnuts, Cashews, Sunflower seeds, Flaxseed
  • Pollen: Trees, Flowers, Grass
  • Pets & Animals: Dogs, Cats, Rabbits, Horses
  • Chemicals: Food colorants, Shower gels, Creams
  • Dust & Molds: Household dust, Mold spores

Why Choose Back to Balance Test®?

  • Fast Results: Receive your report within 5 working days
  • Expert Consultation: Direct guidance from registered nutritionists
  • Personalized Diet Plan: Elimination diet support for long-term health
  • Re-Testing for Progress: Evaluate improvements and make adjustments

Improving your gut health, energy levels, and general well-being begins with knowing your environmental and food sensitivities. Finding triggers and making educated food decisions from the comfort of your home is made simple with an allergy and intolerance test kit.

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Gyanisha Gothi

AfN Registered Associate Nutritionist

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