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Yes you can. Please just follow the instructions within your Groupon email and complete our Submission Form. We don’t apply any expiry dates and will honour all Groupon purchases provided it is still a valid order and you haven’t cancelled or requested a refund.

Bioresonance therapy is one of a number of procedures including homeopathy, acupuncture and other naturopathic procedures within the area of complementary and alternative medicine. Bioresonance therapy was invented in Germany in 1977 by Franz Morell and his son-in-law, engineer Erich Rasche. The concept of bioresonance is that the machine’s electromagnetic waves create a resonance in our body’s cells which, in turn, brings about the desired effects. Bioresonance testing offers a non-invasive, holistic way to start understanding how your body responds to the world around you. By measuring energetic responses to a wide range of substances, it can help highlight potential sensitivities that may contribute to your symptoms.

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.

This will not have any effect on the results. Dyed or treated hair is usually fine, as the testing is based on the structure of the hair, not its colour.

You do not have to cut hair, it can be pulled out from the root. 

Bioresonance Sensitivity Test Yes, you can take a bioresonance sensitivity test during pregnancy. 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. IgG or IgE Blood Test (Finger Prick / DBS Card / Microvette Tube) While it is possible to take a blood-based intolerance or allergy test during pregnancy, we generally do not recommend it. Pregnancy can cause temporary changes in the immune system, which may affect antibody levels (including IgG and IgE) and lead to results that don’t accurately reflect your long-term sensitivities or allergies. For this reason, many healthcare professionals advise waiting until after pregnancy (and breastfeeding, if applicable) before testing. If you are pregnant and considering testing, we strongly recommend you speak with your doctor or healthcare provider first. They can help determine whether testing now or waiting until after pregnancy is the best option for you.