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Imupro food intolerance test

MIRDIFMUMMY32789

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Latest post on 28 August 2011 - 00:55

Hi all, has anyone had this test done? Were u satisfied with the results? Where did u go for it? How much does it cost approx please?

angela

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Latest post on 12 September 2011 - 21:50

I know I will get lynched for saying this, but do any of these tests ever tell you that you aren't allegic to anything? Just as an update to my post a couple of weeks ago my daughter has been following the diet for 3 weeks but last Friday we went 4 brunch and she had a blow out on all the forbidden foods and got all the skin rashes again next day so it's def very effective testing. Can't comment on the reintroduction though ! edited by angela on 12/09/2011

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MIRDIFMUMMY32789

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Latest post on 12 September 2011 - 20:26

When I went to the doctors and was told I had IBS, I asked if I could possibly have a food intolerance and the doc told me that it was very unlikely at my age! I am 37. He said if I had been intolerant from a toddler age then maybe but u don't just get intolerant at my age ! I am confused now.I was under the impression u could become intolerant to things u previously were ok with. Does this post make sense? Not sure I have worded it very well! Mind u, he gave me tablets for my IBS and they have certainly helped alot so I am not complaining! Just thought I'd share the info! Edited because predictive text is rubbish! edited by MIRDIFMUMMY on 12/09/2011

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pollydxb43945

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Latest post on 12 September 2011 - 16:35

I know I will get lynched for saying this, but do any of these tests ever tell you that you aren't allegic to anything? Yep. I was given a list of things that I was not allergic too and the things I was. It was very comprehensive.

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pollydxb43945

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Latest post on 12 September 2011 - 16:34

I had this done at DLC, as I knew I had to be allergic to something as my stomach was just not right. BUPA, my medical insurance company paid for the whole thing. The test results were pretty realistic and my doctor told me to stick off those kinds of foods (milk, red kidney beans!) for 4 - 6 months and then start to slowly introduce them back into my system. I feel so much better and no more problems with my stomach, it hasn't been 4 - 6 motnhs yet, so I will see how that goes!

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Princess_I45169

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Latest post on 12 September 2011 - 14:10

I know I will get lynched for saying this, but do any of these tests ever tell you that you aren't allegic to anything? Probably not..... think that most of thesee allergies are nonsense to eb honset....... not as much as teh leaky gut thou.... edited by Princess_I on 12/09/2011

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