Last Updated on Tuesday, 21 February 2012 13:55
Testing Methods for Food Intolerance
Types of Testing For Food Intolerance
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Have you had clinical tests for food intolerance, followed all the instructions - but still suffer with symptoms? Unfortunately this happens a lot . . . but we must not blame doctors. It is the clinical tests themselves which can be unreliable. |
Clinical Tests from your Doctor
Your medical doctor (GP) may use:
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- Several kinds of blood tests
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- Hydrogen breath testing
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- Allergy testing (e.g. by skin pinprick method)
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- Gastroscopy (tube guided into stomach while under anaesthetic)
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- Intestinal biopsy (small tissue sample taken under anaesthetic)
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- Stool (faecal) analysis
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- Skin sample analysis (e.g. with flaking skin infections)
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- Genital swab (e.g. for fungal conditions)
Tests from a Naturopath
A naturopath or alternative medicine practitioner may use:
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- Iridology (diagnosis by looking into the iris of the eyes) also called homeopathy
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- Examination of eyes, skin, tongue and pulses
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- Vega testing (small electrical currents sent through person and food)
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- Other methods
But can you trust Clinical Testing?
Bear in mind that most clinical testing relies on your doctor's interpretation of the results - and that many tests return 'inconclusive' results.
After your tests you may be required to undergo a further series of tests to gather more information. The doctor may then use all these to try and build up a picture of what could be causing your symptoms or illness. But unfortunately, hard conclusive results are not often found.
However the Elimination Diet Method (Journal Method) always gets results first time - because it relies on your symptoms to tell the story.
I think I might have food intolerance: What should I do?
Beginning with our free e-course, we can help you establish if you are suffering from gluten or wheat intolerance or if your symptoms indicate an intolerance to dairy, fructose or yeast. You may even be suffering from more than one food intolerance.
Doing nothing can be a risk. Undiagnosed food intolerance can cause serious long-term health problems like osteoporosis, anaemia and many others.
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