Food Sensitivity 232 Allergens by Blood Collection Method

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• Food Sensitivity  232 Allergens by blood test There are checklists as follows:

1. Barley flour

2. Durum wheat flour

3. Oat bran

4. Rye flour

5. Spelt flour

6. wheat flour

7. Amaranth

8. Buckwheat flour

9. maize

10. Millet

11. Rice

12. Beta-lactoglobulin

13. Casein

14. Cow's milk

15. goat's milk

16. sheep's milk

17. Egg white (chicken)

18. Egg yolk (chicken)

19. Beef

20. Chicken

21. Duck

22. Goat

23. Horse

24. Lamb

25. Ostrich

26. Pork

27. Quail

28. Rabbit

29. Turkey

30. Roe deer

31. Spirulina spp.

32. Anchovy

33. Carp

34. Caviar

35. Clam

36. Codfish

37. Crab

38. Eel

39. Haddock

40. Herring

41. Lobster

42. Mackerel

43. Munk fish

44. Octopus

45. Oyster

46. Ocean perch

47. Pike

48. Salmon

49. Sardine

50. Gilthead seabream

51. shrimp/prawn

52. Sole

53. Squid

54. Swordfish

55. Trout

56. Tuna

57. Turbot

58. Artichoke

59. Asparagus

60. Eggplant

61. broad bean

62. Kidney bean

63. white bean

64. Beetroot

65. Broccoli

66. Brussel sprout

67. Red cabbage

68. Green cabbage

69. Savoy cabbage

70. Carrot

71. Cauliflower

72. Celery

73. Chard

74. Chickpea

75. Chicory

76. Cucumber

77. Fennel

78. Leek

79. Lentil

80. Iceberg lettuce

81. Onion

82. Pea

83. Snow Pea

84. Potato

85. Quinoa

86. Radish

87. Rocket

88. Shallot

89. Soybean

90. Spinach

91. sweet potato

92. Tomato

93. Turnip cabbage

94. Manioc root

95. Anis

96. Basil

97. Bayleaf

98. Camomile

99. Cayenne

100. Chili

101. Cinnamon

102. Cloves

103. Coriander leaf

104. Cumin

105. Curry

106. Dill

107. Garlic

108. Ginger

109. Hops

110. Liquorice root

111. Marjoram

112. Mint

113. Mustard seeds

114. Nutmeg

115. Parsley

116. Pepper

117. Black pepper

118. White pepper

119. Rosemary

120. Saffron

121. Sage

122. Tarragon

123. Thyme

124. Vanilla

125. Agar-agar

126. Aloe vera

127. Carob powder

128. Chestnut

129. Cocoa bean

130. Coffee

131. Cola nut

132. Honey

133. Mushroom

134. Black tea

135. Green tea

136. Baker's yeast

137. Brewer's yeast

138. Almond

139. Brazil nut

140. Cashew nut

141. Caper

142. Coconut

143. Flax Seed

144. Hazelnut

145. Macadamia Nut

146. Peanut

147. Pine nut

148. Pistachio

149. Rapeseed

150. Sesame

151. Sunflower seed

152. Walnut

153. Apple

154. Apricot

155. Avocado

156. Banana

157. Blackberry

158. Black currant

159. Blueberry

160. Cherry

161. Cranberry

162. Date

163. Fig

164. Blue grape

165. Grapefruit

166. Kiwi

167. Lemon

168. Lime

169. Lychee

170. Mango

171. Cantaloupe melon

172. Mulberry

173. Nectarine

174. Olive

175. Orange

176. Papaya

177. Peach

178. Pear

179. Plum

180. Pineapple

181. Pomegranate

182. Raisin

183. Raspberry

184. Red currant

185. Rhubarb

186. Strawberry

187. Mandarin

188. Watermelon

189. gluten

190. Butter

191. Camembert

192. Emmental

193. Cheese

194. Cottage cheese

195. Mozzarella

196. Curd cheese

197. Sheep's cheese

198. Processed cheese

199. Goat's cheese

200. Yogurt

201. Kefir

202. Goose

203. Guinea fowl

204. Crayfish

205. Venus Clam

206. Sea bass

207. String bean

208. Mung bean

209. Bamboo shoots

210. Chinese cabbage

211. Cep

212. Kale

213. Butterhead lettuce

214. Bay bolete

215. Chanterelle

216. Shiitake mushroom

217. Oyster mushroom

218. Jerusalem

219. Vine leaf

220. Zucchini

221. Hokkaido pumpkin

222. Horseradish

223. Oregano

224. Chives

225. Chia seed

226. Hemp seed

227. Poppy seed

228. Baking powder

229. Safflower oil

230. Goji berry

231. Rose hip

232. Gooseberry

 

 

Things you should know about this package

• Service time is about 30-40 minutes.

• Waiting period for the results within 3 days. You can inform the clinic to receive the results via E-mail or LINE.

Preparation before receiving the service

• Should get enough sleep before the service day.

• Should wear a shirt that is convenient for drawing blood at the crook of the arm.

• If you have the latest health check results, bring them with you.

• If there are medicines, vitamins or herbs that are taken regularly. Should bring along or take notes/photographs of labels instead.

after care

• After receiving the test results The results can be applied to choose the right food.

Things to know before making a decision

• If a person is healthy. You can get the service right away.

• If a person has allergies and is taking antihistamines or steroids. You should see your doctor to assess the need for discontinuation of the drug. It depends on the severity of each person's allergic reaction.

• Patients with chronic diseases will noticeably improve their symptoms. When stopping the food that the body resists for a while

General information

Food Intolerance is a condition in which the body is unable to digest certain foods normally. but will not show symptoms immediately, therefore cannot determine the type of food allergy Unlike normal allergies that show symptoms in a short time. Although the manifestations of latent food intolerance are mild. But it can cause other chronic symptoms, so it is important to find the root cause for further treatment and proper care.

Causes

Although it can occur for a variety of reasons, there are two of the most common reasons:

• The body lacks enzymes necessary for digestion. making it unable to be digested and absorbed effectively

• The body is sensitive to certain substances in food, such as additives or naturally occurring substances in food. Symptoms are more pronounced when eating too much of that food.

Common symptoms

• flatulence

• Constipation

• stomach ache

• diarrhea

• headache

• cough

• runny nose

• groaning.

• exhaustion

• rash

• Hives

Although these symptoms can be both from intolerances and other health problems. But if the symptoms are frequent or severe, you should see a doctor for treatment.

How to check for hidden food allergies by yourself

• Keep a journal of the food you eat and the symptoms that followed.

• Refrain from eating suspected food. It may be one cause at a time, about 2-6 weeks.

• Go back to eating that food again. If symptoms return It is possible that the cause is from that food.

In addition, a food-specific IgG blood test can also be performed to help identify food types that are likely to cause food intolerance.

note

• After receiving the test results, The results can be applied to choose the right food. to reduce food that promotes allergic reactions

• Not an annual health check-up program. Therefore, it is not necessary to inspect every year.