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GP impressed by comprehensive nature of Imupro Test

I was delighted to receive my results from Imupro recently. I was very impressed by the comprehensive nature of the analysis. As a practicing G.P. ordering pathology tests all the time, one expects a brief set of figures with very little in the way of discussion. This is not the case however with Imupro.

The food intolerance chart is incredibly detailed, covering some 271 separate items.  Reading it is not a daunting task, in fact it is very “user friendly”.  The format is set out in an easy to read style.  The food items are subdivided into related groups.  The severity of the reaction is colour-coded enabling one to skip sections and home in on the significant items.  This style enables the patient to grasp quickly the fundamental points during the consultation thereby making the limited time more productive.

Equally as impressive are the follow-through booklets which accompany the results.  One booklet is devoted entirely to a discussion of each of the food and additives tested, where they originate and more particularly, where they could be hidden.  This section appears written for the novice (like me) and broadens one’s understanding of the nature of the food we all consume…

To read Dr N.J. Barkers testimonial further, follow this link…

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Food Intolerance and Food Allergy Testing

Imupro are pleased to announce the launch of their new Food Intolerance and Food Allergy Testing Blog.

Did you know that approximately 45% of people have an intolerance to a food or additive, and the majority of those people are unaware that an intolerance exists?

Many of these people suffer with chronic symptoms that could be reduced or eliminated if only they could pinpoint the cause of the problem through food intolerance testing.

Over the coming months we will regularly update this blog with information about food intolerance symptoms (weight issues, skin conditions, gastro-IBS, hyperactivity) and provide you with valuable information about common food allergies (such as wheat, dairy and gluten etc).

If you have a spare moment, read this handy Food Intolerance Fact Sheet (as seen on A Current Affair).

For more information about our Food Intolerance Testing Options, please do not hesitate to contact us direct.

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