Food intolerances may be the underlying cause of gut health problems like constipation, bloating, cramping, IBS and weight gain. They may also be causative factors in skin problems like acne, psoriasis, and rosacea.
It is generally accepted that the best way to overcome a food intolerance is by trial elimination of that item which means removing the food from the diet for no more than three months. This can be more difficult than it sounds because it is hard to know which items are causing the problem. Many people chose to undergo food sensitivity testing with the BioScan Food Test as a useful guide. By knowing the foods that are imbalanced, it is possible to create a trial elimination plan. It is believed that the imbalanced foods are also the likely food intolerants.
On arrival, you will be asked to complete a form including to ensure you understand the test, and to ensure you have selected the right test for you. Once this is done you will be seated comfortably. You will be asked to remove jewellery and watches and may be requested to shake your hands out several times to help warm them up.
Electrodes are applied to the hands and connected to the BioScan Food Food Testing System. A digital signature that resembles the food is emitted at the body. Each food sample is tested four times to check for consistency. You will hear a beep each time a food is tested.
Once the BioScan Food Test is completed you will be provided with a chart. The chart and results depicted will be explained to you by the therapist. Always ask your physician before making changes to your diet.
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