Re: YorkTest’s Food intolerance test

[Guest guest]

I really struggled financially to get the full test done some time back, but it

didnt help me at all. I cut out a lot of stuff and had no improvement at all for

it. One thing I KNEW I was intolerant of came back saying I was ok with it, and

something I never eat Im supposed to react to, and when I queried things I felt

I was fobbed off with unsatisfactory answers, and that I had wasted money I

struggled to get together which could have been put to better use. Having said

this, we are all different, and its bound to work for some. Just not for me.

I found the pulse testing for intolerances/allergies more reliable and wish Id

found it first because its free!

Carole

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> I posted recently a special offer by YorkTest on a blood test for £10 (usually

£20) today they rang me and said the result was positive, but they don't give a

range hi-lo-med etc which I thought they would. I mean a low response is almost

insignificant...but anyway, that sounded a bit duff, and obviously they will

then push you to the 113 specific food test. Which may also be good, but i'd be

keen to hear if anyone had the full screening and what they thought, and did

they improve after changing diet? (Special offer below £129 usually £250)

> I mean not only may the thyroid/adrenal issues be intolerance related, but my

kidney disease is also the immune system attacking itself so that may well be

related too. I have conducted various pulse tests to certain foods, and whilst I

have had some definite reactions they have been quite low.

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> Anyone else taken the full test?

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[Guest guest]

Hi there

I've done the full test and I was not surpried at the foods it came back with me

being intolerant to (ie based on my symptoms after I eat certain foods), so for

me I certainly think it worked. Only problem is, I'm really struggling to give

up dairy, so I haven't seen the benefit yet, but that's my problem, not

Yorktest's!

The thing that made me want to do the test is I've got so many issues going on

(adrenal, thyroid, nutritional deficiencies, coeliac etc) that doing an

elimination diet or food diary won't work - I would really struggle to tell

whether symtpoms are related to a particular food or not. Also, having it on

paper makes it easier for me to be self-disciplined, albeit that I'm rubbish

with the dairy.

What led you to do the initial test?

Susie

[Guest guest]

Hello,

Well I seem to have developed this weird possible thyroid/adrenal issue which

meant my body temperature was dropping and pulse too! Plus I have kidney disease

where my body is fighting something and the dead antibodies are clogging and

damging the kidney! So both could be immune response issues related to

allergy/intolerance. Nothing's easy here

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> Hi there

> I've done the full test and I was not surpried at the foods it came back with

me being intolerant to (ie based on my symptoms after I eat certain foods), so

for me I certainly think it worked. Only problem is, I'm really struggling to

give up dairy, so I haven't seen the benefit yet, but that's my problem, not

Yorktest's!

>

> The thing that made me want to do the test is I've got so many issues going on

(adrenal, thyroid, nutritional deficiencies, coeliac etc) that doing an

elimination diet or food diary won't work - I would really struggle to tell

whether symtpoms are related to a particular food or not. Also, having it on

paper makes it easier for me to be self-disciplined, albeit that I'm rubbish

with the dairy.

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> What led you to do the initial test?

> Susie

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