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Share your best answersBioresonance Sensitivity Test (Hair analysis) 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 sensitivity 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 Sensitivity 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 sensitivity 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 sensitivities and guide lifestyle changes.
We only need a small sample — around 4 to 5 strands of hair, at least 1 inch 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. Colored or treated hair is fine.
Blood tests (IgG or IgE) Suitable for children aged 2 years and older. Under age 2, the immune system is still developing, which may affect test accuracy. Parents should always assist with collection, and consult a pediatrician if their child has existing allergies or health concerns. Bioresonance sensitivity tests Safe for children of any age, since only a small hair sample is required and the process is completely non-invasive.
