Recommended by professionals:

“For many people, exploring potential sensitivities can be a helpful first step. This test provides a practical way to highlight areas you may wish to explore further as part of your overall wellbeing journey.”

Dr Gareth James

MBBS, DRCOG, DFFP, MRCGP

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Recommended by professionals:

“For many people, exploring potential sensitivities can be a helpful first step. This test provides a practical way to highlight areas you may wish to explore further as part of your overall wellbeing journey.”

Dr Gareth James

MBBS, DRCOG, DFFP, MRCGP

Our accredited laboratory team processes your hair sample using bioresonance technology to screen across over 990 food and non-food items. Customers choose this test as a simple way to begin exploring patterns in their diet and environment.

• Pain-free hair sample
• No clinic visits or blood tests required
• Easy at-home process
• Clear digital guide explaining your results
• Results provided within 3-5 days of sample receipt

Many customers say the test helped them connect symptoms with possible triggers, allowing them to make more informed diet and lifestyle choices.

The Complete Sensitivity Test is designed for people who feel their body may be reacting to certain foods or environmental factors but are unsure what those triggers might be.

It may be helpful if you experience symptoms such as:
• Bloating or digestive discomfort
• Fatigue or low energy
• Headaches or brain fog
• Skin irritation or breakouts
• Joint or muscle discomfort
• Reactions after eating certain foods

Start your Complete Sensitivity Test straight away with our fully digital option. No waiting, no delivery, no delays.

As soon as you place your order, your unique test code will be sent directly to your email. Simply follow the step-by-step instructions to collect your hair sample and send it to our laboratory using your own envelope.

Why choose the digital test?Your unique test code is sent instantly by email, allowing you to begin the process straight away.
• Start testing right away
• No waiting for delivery
• Faster overall turnaround
• Eco-friendly and paper-free
• Same trusted results
• No kit. No delays. Just get started.

Once your sample arrives at our laboratory, it will be analysed and your secure digital results report will be sent directly to your inbox within 3-5 business days from receipt at the lab.

Our Complete Intolerance Test offers a comprehensive analysis of your potential reactivity to 990 common food and non-food items. By understanding these reactions, you can make informed decisions about your diet and lifestyle, guiding you towards greater awareness of what suits your body best.

Food and non-food intolerances occur when your body reacts adversely to certain substances, triggering a range of reactions. Unlike allergies, intolerances can develop gradually over time due to factors such as diet, environment, and lifestyle choices.

What's tested

We test the reactivity levels for 990 items using a hair strand sample. Each item is then classified into one of three reactivity levels:

✔️ Food & Drink
✔️ Heavy Metals
✔️ Vitamin A-K
✔️ Environmental Sensitivity
✔️ Minerals
✔️ Additives
✔️ Gut Health
✔️ Digestion

We test the reactivity levels for 990 items using a hair strand sample. Each item is then classified into one of three reactivity levels:

High
These items are most likely to cause intolerances.

Medium
These items might cause an intolerance. Having multiple moderate reactivity items in one meal might cause reactions due to their cumulative effect.

Low
These items are safe and fall within the optimal range.

We test for the following items
  • Gluten-containing Cereals and Grains

    Barley
    Bread-brown
    Bread-granary
    Bread-rye
    Bread-white
    Bulgar wheat
    Farro
    Freekeh
    Kamut
    Noodles-wheat
    Oats
    Porridge oats
    Rye
    Spelt
    Wheat

    Gluten-free Cereals and Grains

    Almond flour
    Amaranth
    Arrowroot flour
    Buckwheat
    Chickpea flour
    Corn tortilla
    Cornflakes
    Garbanzo flour
    Hops
    Maize/corn flour
    Millet
    Oats-gluten-free
    Quinoa
    Rice-brown
    Rice-white
    Rice-wild
    Sorghum flour
    Soya flour
    Taco shells-corn
    Teff flour

    Cheese

    Cheddar
    Cottage cheese
    Edam
    Goat's cheese
    Gouda
    Gruyere
    Halloumi
    Manchego
    Mozzerella
    Parmesan
    Red Leicester
    Soft cheese
    Stilton

    Dairy and Egg

    A-lactalbumin
    B-lactoglobulin
    Butter
    Buttermilk
    Condensed milk
    Cream
    Egg
    Evaporated milk
    Ice cream
    Kefir
    Milk from cows
    Milk from goats
    Milk from sheep
    Sour cream
    Yogurt

    Drinks

    Ale
    Almond milk
    Apple juice
    Beer
    Brandy
    Cashew milk
    Champagne
    Cider
    Coconut milk
    Coconut water
    Coffee-black
    Cola
    Cranberry juice
    Gin
    Hazelnut milk
    Hemp milk
    Hot chocolate
    Lager
    Lemonade
    Oat milk
    Orange juice
    Pineapple juice
    Pisco
    Pomegranate juice
    Prosecco
    Red wine
    Rice milk
    Rose wine
    Rum
    Sake
    Sambucca
    Shaoxing wine
    Soya milk
    Tea-black
    Tea-chamomile
    Tea-earl grey
    Tea-green
    Tea-jasmine
    Tea-marshmallow
    Tea-oolong
    Tea-rooibos
    Tea-white
    Tea-yerba mate
    Tequila
    Tomato juice
    Vermouth
    Vodka
    Whisky
    White wine

    Fruit

    Acai berry
    Apple
    Apples-Braeburn
    Apples-Fuji
    Apples-Gala
    Apples-Golden Delicious
    Apples-Granny Smith
    Apples-Jazz
    Apples-Pink Lady
    Apricot
    Avocado
    Banana
    Bilberry
    Blackberry
    Blueberry
    Cantaloupe melon
    Carambola
    Cherry
    Cranberry
    Currants-red, black
    Date
    Fig
    Galia melon
    Goji berry
    Gooseberry
    Gooseberry-Chinese
    Grapefruit
    Grapes-black
    Grapes-green
    Grapes-red
    Guava
    Honeydew melon
    Kiwi
    Lemon
    Lime
    Lychee
    Mango
    Nectarines
    Orange
    Papaya
    Passionfruit
    Peach
    Pear
    Pineapple
    Plum
    Plums-damson
    Pomegranate
    Prune
    Quince
    Raisin
    Raspberry
    Strawberry
    Water melons

    Herbs and Spices

    Aniseed
    Aquafaba
    Basil
    Bay leaf
    Caraway
    Cardomom
    Cayenne pepper
    Chinese horse radish
    Cilantro
    Cinnamon
    Clove
    Coriander
    Cumin
    Douban jiang
    Five spice
    Ginger
    Horse radish
    Mint-fresh
    Miso
    Mustard
    Nutmeg
    Oregano
    Paprika
    Pepper-black
    Pepper-green
    Pepper-red
    Pepper-white
    Rosemary
    Sage
    Salt
    Star anise
    Tamarind
    Thyme
    Turmeric

    Legumes and Pulses

    Black beans
    Black eyed pea
    Broad bean
    Chickpea
    Edamame bean
    Fermented black bean
    Field pea
    Green bean
    Houmous
    Kidney beans
    Lentil
    Lima bean
    Navy bean
    Pea
    Scarlet runner bean
    Soya bean
    Tofu

    Meat

    Bacon
    Beef
    Beef-dried
    Buffalo
    Chicken
    Chicken-capon
    Crocodile
    Duck
    Duck-domestic
    Duck-wild
    Emu
    Goat
    Goose
    Hare
    Horse
    Kangaroo
    Lamb
    Liver-lamb
    Liver-ox
    Liver-pig
    Mutton
    Pork
    Pork sausages
    Rabbit
    Roe-deer
    Sweetbreads
    Turkey-cock
    Turkey-hen
    Veal
    Venison

    Miscellaneous

    Apple cider vinegar
    Baobab
    Barleygrass
    Chlorella
    Dark chocolate
    Marmite
    Milk chocolate
    Monosodium glutamate
    Popcorn
    Potato chips
    Spirulina
    Vegemite
    Vinegar-clear
    Vinegar-malt
    Wheatgrass
    Yeast

    Vegetables

    • Zucchini
    • Watercress
    • Tomat
    • Swede
    • Rocket
    • Radish
    • Portobello mushroom
    • Onion
    • Olives-black
    • Head lettuce
    • Garlic
    • Escarole lettuce
    • Endive
    • Cress
    • Chicory lettuce
    • Cauliflower
    • Carrots
    • Cabbage
    • Beansprout
    • Artichoke
    • Yams
    • Turnip
    • Spinach
    • Potato
    • Plantain
    • Mushroom
    • Kohl rabi
    • Fennel
    • Capsicum-green
    • Butternut squash
    • Broccoli
    • Shitake mushroom
    • Romaine lettuce
    • Parsley
    • Pak choi
    • Oyster mushroom
    • Olives-green
    • Kale
    • Iceberg lettuce
    • Cucumber
    • Chestnut mushroom
    • Celery
    • Button mushroom
    • Butter lettuce
    • Brussels sprout
    • Sweet Potato
    • Pumpkin
    • Okra
    • Mustard-green
    • Maize/corn
    • Leek
    • Cassava
    • Capsicum-yellow
    • Capsicum-red
    • Beets
    • Aubergine
    • Asparagus
    • Aji pepper

    Nuts and Seeds

    Almond
    Brazil nut
    Cashew nut
    Chestnut
    Chia seed
    Coconut
    Dry roasted peanut
    Flaxseed
    Hazelnut
    Hemp seed
    Macadamia nut
    Peanut
    Pecan nut
    Pine nut
    Pistachio nut
    Poppy seed
    Pumpkin seed
    Sesame seed
    Sunflower seed
    Tahini
    Walnut
    Water chestnut
    Oils and Condiments
    Almond oil
    Balsamic vinegar
    Barbecue sauce
    Canola oil
    Coconut oil
    Cod liver oil

  • Aluminium (Al)
    Antimony (Sb)
    Argon (A)
    Arsenic (As)
    Barium (Ba)
    Beryllium (Be)
    Bismuth (Bi)
    Boron (Bo)
    Bromine (Br)
    Cadmium (Cd)
    Caesium (Cs)
    Calcium (C)
    Cerium (Ce)
    Chlorine (Cl)
    Chromium (Cr)
    Cobalt (Co)
    Copper (Cu)
    Dysprosium (Dy)
    Fluorine (F)
    Gadolinium (Gd)
    Gallium (Ga)
    Germanium (Ge)
    Gold (Au)
    Hafnium (Hf)
    Holmium (Ho)
    Indium (In)
    Iodine (Ie)
    Iridium (Ir)
    Iron (Ferrous) (Fe)
    Lead (Pb)
    Lithium (Li)
    Lutetium (Lu)
    Magnesium (Mg)
    Manganese (Mn)
    Mercury (Hg)
    Molybdenum (Mo)
    Nickel (Ni)
    Palladium (Pd)
    Phosphorus (P)
    Platinum (Pt)
    Potassium (K)
    Radium (Ra)
    Rhenium (Re)
    Rhodium (Rh)
    Rubidium (Rb)
    Ruthenium (Ru)
    Samarium (Sm)
    Selenium (Se)
    Silicon (Si)
    Silver (Ag)
    Sodium (Na)
    Strontium (Sr)
    Sulphur (S)
    Tantalum (Ta)
    Tin (Sn)
    Titanium (Ti)
    Vanadium (V)
    Zinc (Zn)
    Zirconium (Zr)

  • Vit. A
    Vit. B1
    Vit. B2
    Vit. B3
    Vit. B5
    Vit. B6
    Vit. B7
    Vit. B9
    Vit. B12
    Vit. C
    Vit. D
    Vit. E
    Vit. K
    Choline

  • Flowering plants

    Aster
    Chamomile
    Chrysanthemum
    Clover
    Dahlia
    Fireweed/great willow herb
    Goldenrod
    Hyacinth
    Lupine
    Marguerite
    Mulberry
    Narcissus
    New Belgian aster
    Primrose
    Rape
    Rose
    Scotch heather
    Tulip
    Wallflower


    Grasses and Herbs

    Bermuda grass
    Buttercup
    Colonial bent grass
    Crested dog's-tail grass
    Dandelion
    Dead nettle
    Dock
    Herd's grass, timothy
    Hop
    Kentucky bluegrass
    Maize
    Meadow fescue
    Meadow fox tail
    Mugwort
    Orchard grass or cocksfoot grass
    Perennial ryegrass
    Pigweed
    Plantain
    Qack grass or couch grass
    Ragweed
    Red fescue
    Ribwort
    Saltbush
    Stinging nettle
    Sweet vernal grass
    Tall oat grass
    Tansy ragwort
    Thistle
    Velvet grass
    Water reed
    Wild oat
    Wormwood

    Insects

    Bee
    Mosquito
    Wasp

    Materials

    Cotton
    Leather
    Lycra
    Nylon
    Rubber
    Synthetic materials
    Velvet
    Wool

    Miscellaneous
    Ampicilloyl
    Anisakis
    Artemisia fish food
    Aspergillus fumigatus
    Aspergillus niger
    Dust
    Farina secalis cerealis
    Fungus
    Horse bot fly
    House dust mite
    Penicilloyl
    Pigeon droppings
    Storage mite

    Organic compounds
    Alpha lipoic acid
    Ascorbic acid
    Docosahexaenoic acid
    Eicosapentaenoic acid
    Ellagic acid
    Flavonoids
    Folate
    Folic acid
    Formic acid
    Gallic acid
    Iso-flavonoids
    L-Carnitine
    Lignans
    Lutein
    Lycopene
    Mallic acid
    Nicotinic acid
    Nucleic acid
    Omega 3
    Omega 6
    Oxalic acid
    Pantothenic acids
    Para Aminobenzoic acid
    Phytosterols
    Polyphenols
    Pro-anthocyanidins
    Pyridoxine
    Salicylic acid
    Saponins
    Sulforphane
    Tannins
    Tartaric acid
    Uric acid
    Zeaxanthin

    Shrubs
    Blackberry
    Blueberry
    Currant bush
    Elder
    Hawthorn
    Hazel
    Jasmine
    Juniper
    Lilac
    Mangrove
    Privet
    Strawberry
    Tamarisk
    Tumbleweed
    Willow

    Trees

    Alder
    Apple tree
    Ash
    Aspen
    Beech
    Betula verrico
    Birch
    Cherry tree
    Elm
    European beech
    European lime
    False acacia
    Hornbeam
    Horse chestnut
    Japanese cedar
    Japanese millet
    Laburnum
    Larch
    Linden tree
    Maple
    Misteltoe
    Oak
    Pear tree
    Pine
    Pine-Scottish
    Plane tree
    Poplar
    Spruce
    Walnut

  • Minerals

    Calcium
    Chromium
    Copper
    Iodine
    Iron
    Magnesium
    Manganese
    Molybdenum
    Phosphorus
    Potassium
    Selenium
    Silica
    Sodium
    Zinc

    Phyto- and other nutrients

    Allium
    Anthocyanidins
    Beta-carotene
    Betaine
    Bio-flavonoids
    Bromelain
    Carotenoids
    Citrus bio-flavonoids
    Creatine
    Genistein
    Germanium
    Inositol

  • Antioxidants

    E 300
    E 301
    E 302
    E 304
    E 306
    E 307
    E 308
    E 309
    E 310
    E 311
    E 312
    E 315
    E 316
    E 320
    E 321
    E 322
    E 325
    E 326
    E 327
    E 330
    E 331
    E 332
    E 333
    E 334
    E 335
    E 336
    E 337
    E 338
    E 339
    E 340
    E 341
    E 350
    E 351
    E 352
    E 353
    E 354
    E 355
    E 356
    E 357
    E 363
    E 380
    E 385

    Colourings

    E 100
    E 101
    E 102
    E 104
    E 110
    E 120
    E 122
    E 123
    E 124
    E 127
    E 128
    E 129
    E 131
    E 132
    E 133
    E 140
    E 141
    E 142
    E 150 a
    E 150 b
    E 150 c
    E 150 d
    E 151
    E 153
    E 154
    E 155
    E 160 a
    E 160 b
    E 160 c
    E 160 d
    E 160 e
    E 160 f
    E 161 b
    E 161 g
    E 162
    E 163
    E 170
    E 171
    E 172
    E 173
    E 174
    E 175
    E 180

    Emulsifiers

    E 432
    E 433
    E 434
    E 435
    E 436
    E 440
    E 442
    E 444
    E 445
    E 450
    E 451
    E 452
    E 460
    E 461
    E 463
    E 464
    E 465
    E 466
    E 470 a
    E 470 b
    E 471
    E 472 a
    E 472 b
    E 472 c
    E 472 d
    E 472 e
    E 472 f
    E 473
    E 474
    E 475
    E 476
    E 477
    E 479
    E 481
    E 482
    E 483
    E 491
    E 492
    E 493
    E 494
    E 495

    Flavour enhancers

    E 620
    E 621
    E 622
    E 623
    E 624
    E 625
    E 626
    E 627
    E 628
    E 629
    E 630
    E 631
    E 632
    E 633
    E 634
    E 635
    E 640
    E 900
    E 901
    E 902
    E 903
    E 904
    E 912
    E 914
    E 927
    E 938

    Miscellaneous additives

    E 500
    E 501
    E 503
    E 504
    E 507
    E 508
    E 509
    E 511
    E 512
    E 513
    E 514
    E 515
    E 516
    E 517
    E 520
    E 521
    E 522
    E 523
    E 524
    E 525
    E 526
    E 527
    E 528
    E 529
    E 530
    E 535
    E 536
    E 538
    E 541
    E 551
    E 552
    E 553 a
    E 553 b
    E 554
    E 555
    E 556
    E 558
    E 559
    E 570
    E 574
    E 575
    E 576
    E 577
    E 578
    E 579
    E 585

    Preservatives

    E 200
    E 202
    E 203
    E 210
    E 211
    E 212
    E 213
    E 214
    E 215
    E 216
    E 217
    E 218
    E 219
    E 220
    E 221
    E 222
    E 223
    E 224
    E 226
    E 227
    E 228
    E 230
    E 231
    E 232
    E 233
    E 234
    E 235
    E 239
    E 242
    E 249
    E 250
    E 251
    E 252
    E 260
    E 261
    E 262
    E 263
    E 270
    E 280
    E 281
    E 282
    E 283
    E 284
    E 285
    E 290
    E 296
    E 297

    Sweeteners

    E 1105
    E 1200
    E 1201
    E 1202
    E 1404
    E 1410
    E 1412
    E 1413
    E 1414
    E 1420
    E 1422
    E 1440
    E 1442
    E 1450
    E 1505
    E 1518
    E 939
    E 941
    E 942
    E 948
    E 950
    E 951
    E 952
    E 953
    E 954
    E 957
    E 959
    E 965
    E 966
    E 967
    E 999
    Gelatin
    Honey
    Maple
    Molasses
    Stevia
    Sugar
    Sweet freedom
    Vanilla

    Thickening, Setting and Moisturising Agents

    E 400
    E 401
    E 402
    E 403
    E 404
    E 405
    E 406
    E 407
    E 407 a
    E 410
    E 412
    E 413
    E 414
    E 415
    E 417
    E 418
    E 420
    E 421
    E 422

    • Lactobacillus acidophilus
    • Bifidobacterium bifidum
    • Bacillus coagulans
    • Lactobacillus reuteri
    • Streptococcus thermo.
    • Bifidobacterium infantis
    • Amylase
    • Pepsin
    • Lipase
    • Trypsin & Chymotrypsin
    • Enterokinase

Understanding your testing options

Clinical Testing (IgE Blood Test)
Laboratory-Based Testing (IgG Blood Test)
Wellness Screening (Hair Sample Test)

Clinical Testing (IgE Blood Test)

What it is:
A laboratory-based test using a small blood sample.

What it looks at:
Measures specific antibodies linked to allergic reactions.

Best for:
✔ Investigating possible allergies
✔ Supporting medical assessment
✔ Those looking for clinically recognised testing

Laboratory-Based Testing (IgG Blood Test)

What it is:
A laboratory-based test using a small blood sample.

What it looks at:
Measures immune responses to different foods.

Best for:
✔ Supporting structured elimination approaches
✔ Exploring food-related patterns
✔ Those looking for deeper dietary insights

Wellness Screening (Hair Sample Test)

What it is:
A non-invasive screening using a small hair sample.

What it looks at:
Highlights patterns across a wide range of food and environmental items.

Best for:
✔ Gaining a broad overview
✔ Exploring potential areas to review
✔ Those looking for a simple starting point

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How does it work?

Activate your test online

Digital Test: Activate online using the test code sent to your email.

Physical Test Kit: Activate online using the test code included with your kit.

Take your sample at home

Digital Test: Follow our digital step-by-step guide to collect a small hair sample.

Physical Test Kit: Use the instructions and sample wallet included in your kit to collect your sample.

Send your sample to our laboratory

Digital Test: Package and send your sample to the address within your activation email. Be sure to include the correct postage where applicable.

Physical Test Kit: Return your sample using the prepaid envelope provided.

Receive your results

You will be notified by email as soon as your results are ready, within 3-5 working days from the laboratory receiving your sample. (48 hours if you’ve upgrade to our ‘fast tracked’ service.)

Activate your test online
Take your sample at home
Send your sample to our laboratory
Receive your results

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What you receive after testing

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Personalised insight report

Once your sample has been processed, you’ll receive a structured digital report presenting your individual insight categories across the items included in your service.

The report is designed to support personal awareness and reflection as part of your wider wellbeing journey.

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Complimentary elimination diet guide

Explore your dietary patterns using our informational elimination guide, created to help you approach dietary adjustments thoughtfully and systematically.

This guide is provided for educational purposes and should not replace professional medical advice.

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Food reintroduction journal template

Track your dietary changes using a blank reintroduction journal template, designed to help you record and reflect on your food experiences clearly and consistently.

FAQ

Our FAQs for Complete Food Intolerance Test

Allergy involves IgE‑mediated immune responses and can be life-threatening; intolerance is dose‑dependent, digestive and generally non‑life-threatening and may involve other immune pathways.

Blood-based tests involve analysing a blood sample to measure specific biological markers. These tests are typically interpreted by healthcare professionals as part of a broader medical assessment. Bioresonance services use a non-invasive hair sample and are categorised within complementary and alternative wellness approaches. They are designed to provide informational insights that may support personal wellbeing reflection. Neither service should be used as a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. If you have health concerns, you should consult a qualified healthcare professional.

Our tests are ideal for people who experience ongoing symptoms such as bloating, fatigue, headaches, skin issues, or digestive discomfort without a clear cause. They’re also helpful if you suspect certain foods or environmental factors may be affecting your energy, mood, or overall wellness, but you can’t pinpoint which ones. Testing provides personalized insights to guide smarter dietary and lifestyle choices.

No, our sensitivity tests are designed to be simple and non-invasive. Hair sample tests only require a few strands of hair, which can be gently plucked or trimmed close to the root. There’s no discomfort involved, and no needles or blood are required.

We only need a small sample — around 4 to 5 strands of hair, at least 4cm long. That’s about the thickness of a pencil lead, so you won’t notice a difference. The hair can come from your head or, if needed, another area of the body. Coloured or treated hair is fine.

Bioresonance intolerance tests are safe for children of any age, since only a small hair sample is required and the process is completely non-invasive.

Yes, you can take a bioresonance intolerance test during pregnancy or while breastfeeding. The test is completely non-invasive and only requires a small hair sample. It poses no risk to you or your baby. However, it’s important to remember that results should be used as a guideline for dietary and lifestyle choices, not as a substitute for medical advice. Always seek the advice of your doctor or other qualified health provider before making significant changes to your diet while pregnant or if you have a medical condition or with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition and/or medical symptoms.

Allergy (IgE) Blood Test Yes, certain medications can affect the results of an IgE allergy test. For example, antihistamines, steroids, or immune-suppressing drugs may interfere with your body’s natural allergic response and impact accuracy. If you are taking medication, always consult with your healthcare provider before completing the test. They can advise whether you should pause medication and, if so, for how long. Intolerance (IgG) Blood Test Medications generally do not affect IgG intolerance testing. However, if you are on long-term immunosuppressive therapy or steroid treatment, your antibody levels may be reduced, which could influence results. For the most accurate outcome, we recommend discussing your medications with your healthcare provider before testing. Bioresonance Sensitivity Test (Hair Sample) Medications do not impact bioresonance testing in the same way as blood tests. Because bioresonance analyses the energetic frequency of a hair sample, medications present in the body at the time of collection should not alter the reading. That said, results should always be viewed as a guideline to support your wellness journey, not a medical diagnosis.

Your results will appear within 2–10 minutes, depending on the test type. Full instructions on how to take your sample and read the results are included with each test.

If you’ve ordered a Digital Test, there is no physical kit sent out. Instead, you’ll receive a digital activation code by email, along with clear instructions and our lab address. Simply place a small hair sample into a grip-seal bag, pop it into a standard envelope, and post it to us using your preferred postal service. If you’ve ordered a Physical Test Kit, this will be dispatched to you by post and will include everything you need, including a prepaid return envelope. Why there's no kit for Digital Tests Our bioresonance testing doesn’t require specialist collection equipment, which allows us to offer a faster, more flexible, and eco-friendly option with no waiting for delivery. 📦 Eco-friendly by design This approach reduces packaging, courier journeys and waste — helping lower our overall carbon footprint while keeping results just as accurate.

Bioresonance testing looks at the energetic frequencies of a hair sample to identify potential imbalances. It does not measure immune antibodies or diagnose allergies. For this reason, a confirmed allergy may not appear in your bioresonance results. You should still avoid allergens identified by a medical professional, regardless of your sensitivity results.

Hair food sensitivity tests, also known as bioresonance intolerance tests, are designed as a wellness screening tool rather than a medical diagnostic. They analyse energetic responses from a small hair sample to highlight potential imbalances with foods, drinks, and environmental items. At Check My Body Health, our Food Intolerance Test is processed in an ISO 9001 accredited laboratory, ensuring consistent quality and reliability. While bioresonance is not medically approved or used in NHS diagnostics, many people find the results provide valuable, affordable insights into possible triggers for symptoms such as bloating, fatigue, and skin irritation. In summary: hair food intolerance tests are not a substitute for medical testing, but when carried out in a quality-assured lab, they can offer a cost-effective and trustworthy way to explore potential intolerances and guide lifestyle changes.

At Check My Body Health, we're proud to be a global leader in health and wellness testing - trusted by hundreds of thousands of customers across more than 40 countries. Here’s why so many people choose us: We've helped over 500,000 people worldwide better understand their bodies and take control of their health journey. We’re independently rated the #1 provider in both the "Laboratory" and "Alternative Medicine Practitioner" categories on Trustpilot, with over 7,500 5-star reviews and counting. We offer a wide range of functional and holistic health tests, from food and drink intolerances to gut health, nutritional imbalances, and environmental sensitivities - so you can choose the test that suits your unique needs. Every test includes a clear, detailed report, plus some have the option of 1-2-1 virtual consultations with a qualified nutritionist, giving you support beyond the results. When you choose Check My Body Health, you’re not just buying a test - you’re starting a personalised journey towards feeling your best.