COMPLETELY MISLEADING TESTS
By far the most misleading test waste of time money and heart ache having to draw blood from my wee boy and daughter to then have completely invalid worthless test results that clearly aren't correct or point anyone in the correct way
My wife has coeliac disease meaning she cant have gluten wheat etc. Upon doing this test it basically shows she has no sensitivity to either
And I can assure you the slightest amount of gluten in her food and she's violently sick for days
Be aware these tests prove absolutely zero and anyone expecting a diagnosis or a guide to what they can or should eat or not eat then stay well clear
A very misleading type test and even upon asking them the point of this test they've admitted its only a guide and should never override a real medical test so this goes back to my point in what I said to them
There test isn't worth 2pence never mind the £600 odd pounds we spent as family for completely misleading results
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Réponse de AllergyPro
Thank you for your feedback. We're very sorry to hear about your experience.
As discussed via email, the purpose of the test is to help identify potential food intolerances and sensitivities by measuring IgG antibody responses to a wide range of foods. Many people experience symptoms such as bloating, digestive discomfort, headaches, fatigue or skin flare-ups without knowing which foods may be contributing. The report provides guidance on foods that may be worth reducing or temporarily eliminating to see if symptoms improve.
It is important to distinguish this from conditions such as coeliac disease or food allergies. These involve different immune mechanisms and require different methods of testing. As such, our test is not designed to diagnose or rule out autoimmune conditions like coeliac disease, nor does it replace clinical allergy testing.
For someone who already has a confirmed diagnosis of coeliac disease, the test should not be used to determine whether they can safely consume gluten. Your wife should continue to follow the advice given by her healthcare professionals and maintain a strict gluten-free diet.
For individuals who do not have a diagnosed allergy or autoimmune condition but are experiencing unexplained symptoms, this type of testing can provide useful insights into potential food intolerances that may help guide dietary changes.
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