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Food Intolerance Test
Food Intolerance Test
Food Intolerance Test
Food Intolerance Test

Food Intolerance Test

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Discover the hidden culprits behind your symptoms. By identifying and avoiding trigger foods, you can relieve discomfort, support gut health, boost energy, manage weight more effectively, and reduce the risk of chronic diseases.

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The Impact of Food Intolerance on Body Weight

Inflammation & Fluid Retention icon
Inflammation & Fluid Retention
Food intolerances can trigger inflammation, leading to bloating, fluid retention, and temporary weight gain. This often comes with a sense of fullness and discomfort.
Hormonal Imbalances icon
Hormonal Imbalances
Some intolerances disrupt hormones like insulin and cortisol, affecting fat storage and metabolism. These imbalances can make weight loss harder.
Slowed Metabolism icon
Slowed Metabolism
Reactions to trigger foods may slow metabolism, making weight gain easier and weight loss more challenging.

How it works

1

Take a Blood Sample

Take a quick finger prick to gather your sample.

Take a Blood Sample
2

Post Your Sample

Use the prepaid Freepost pack to send your sample to our lab the same day.

Post Your Sample
3

Receive Results

Access detailed results and track your progress with expert healthcare advice.

Receive Results
Say Goodbye to Discomfort

Say Goodbye to Discomfort

Fatigue Stomach Pain Acne Bloating Diarrhoea

Struggling with fatigue, bloating, acne, stomach pain or diarrhoea? A food intolerance test can help you pinpoint trigger foods, improve digestion, and boost your well-being.

  • Identify food sensitivities
  • Results sent directly to you

What food does it test for?

Our advanced testing screens over 200 foods and beverages for comprehensive insights.

  • Alpha-Lactalbumin
  • Beta-Lactoglobulin
  • Casein
  • Egg White
  • Egg Yolk
  • Milk (Cow)

  • Alpha-Lactalbumin
  • Beta-Lactoglobulin
  • Casein
  • Egg White
  • Egg Yolk
  • Milk (Cow)

  • Alpha-Lactalbumin
  • Beta-Lactoglobulin
  • Casein
  • Egg White
  • Egg Yolk
  • Milk (Cow)

  • Alpha-Lactalbumin
  • Beta-Lactoglobulin
  • Casein
  • Egg White
  • Egg Yolk
  • Milk (Cow)

  • Alpha-Lactalbumin
  • Beta-Lactoglobulin
  • Casein
  • Egg White
  • Egg Yolk
  • Milk (Cow)

FAQ

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Make sure you place any used needles in a sharps container – and avoid disposing of your used needles in your usual bin. Place the pen in either a sharps container or in your household waste. Follow your local guidelines for disposing of the sharps container.

The safety and efficacy of Mounjaro in pregnant and breastfeeding women have not been established. Animal studies have shown potential adverse effects on the fetus, so it should not be used during pregnancy or breastfeeding. Women with reproductive potential need to use contraception during treatment.

If you have doubled on up doses and/or believe you have overdosed with the medication, please get in touch with us immediately and we can schedule a call with one of our specialist nurses to review your clinical signs and symptoms. Patients may experience gastrointestinal adverse reactions, including nausea.

There is no specific antidote for overdose of Mounjaro. A prolonged period of observation and treatment of these symptoms may be necessary, taking into account the half-life of Mounjaro (approximately 5 days).

Mounjaro is administered through a subcutaneous (under the skin) injection, typically in the abdomen, thigh, or upper arm. The initial dose is usually low, to minimise side effects, and is gradually increased based on the individual’s response and tolerance. If you are beginning on Mounjaro at Dr Frank’s, please be assured you will receive training and guidance from healthcare professionals on proper injection techniques and dosing schedules.