Food response analysis (IgG)
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- HKD 4,140.00
- Sale price
- HKD 4,140.00
- Regular price
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Clarifying the overlooked connection between diet and physical condition.
Many physical conditions do not stem from explicit allergies, but rather from the accumulation of long-term, repetitive dietary responses.
It may not appear immediately, but it will gradually affect digestion, mental state, skin manifestations, and even overall recovery ability.
Food Reaction Analysis (IgG) is used to observe the body's delayed immune response patterns to different foods. By testing immunoglobulin G (IgG), we can understand whether the body shows continuous reaction signals after long-term exposure to specific foods.
This analysis is not for diagnosing acute allergies, nor is it equivalent to a medical diagnosis. It offers another perspective: it allows you to see which foods repeatedly trigger an immune response in your body, and which might be creating a hidden burden.
Many people, when adjusting their diet, aren't lacking in discipline, but rather, in the absence of a basis, they can only constantly cut back and try repeatedly, ultimately blindly following various claims.
Food reaction analysis makes dietary adjustments no longer entirely dependent on guesswork.
Through this analysis, you can more clearly see your own food reaction distribution, and thus consider which dietary choices are worth rearranging, and which may not need excessive restriction.
The goal is not to create fear or restriction, but to provide a reference basis for dietary decisions.
This analysis is suitable for people who wish to clarify the relationship between their diet and physical condition. Especially for those who have tried many different diets but still cannot pinpoint the source of their problems.
When diet is no longer just "trying things out," but is built upon the body's responses, adjustments truly begin to have direction.
*Please note that as this service includes local testing, it takes approximately 30 working days to obtain the laboratory report, subject to actual circumstances.

