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Allergy Testing Headaches? Tiredness? Joint Pain? Indigestion? ...Maybe you have had all the normal tests and they've shown nothing. You are puzzled and so is your doctor... The logical step now may be to consider the possibility of testing for food allergy or intolerance. Why a test?.... because these reactions cannot otherwise be diagnosed. An efficient way of detecting allergy or intolerance is with the Vegatest. Over thirty substances ranging from cereal and dairy products to pets can be tested for in under one hour. Even drinks such as coffee, tea and orange juice may provoke hitherto unsuspected reactions. No injections, no patch test are needed! What is the difference between food allergy and food intolerance? Food allergy is an immune system response in which antibodies resist certain foods or react to external substances such as pollen, housemites, etc. Food intolerance is more difficult to detect and occurs when a component of a particular food or drink irritates the digestive system so that the body is unable to digest or break it down. In either case a range of symptoms may be expected ranging from headaches and joint pain, to skin eruptions and indigestion.
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