York Test Food Laboratories offering reductions on their allergy tests!

York Test Laboratories are recommended by the UK charity Allergy UK.

They are currently offering reductions on 2 of their tests. According to Allergy UK, food intolerance can contribute (if not cause some of) the following conditions:
Abdominal pains, aches and pains, asthma, arthritis, bloating, constipation, chronic Fatigue Syndrome, diarrhoea, eczema, fatigue, fibromyalgia (M.E), Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS), fluid retention, headaches, lethargy, Restless Leg Syndrome, rhinitis, sinusitis, skin problems, stomach cramps, tension, urticaria (hives), unexplained weight loss, wheezing.
If you suffer from any of these symptoms or conditions and were wondering whether food intolerance might be involved now might be the time to find out.


First off, the basic First Step Food Intolerance Test is a basic home-to-laboratory pin-prick blood sample test which tells you whether an IgG antibody food reaction is present in your blood. You send the sample back in the prepaid envelope and they will post you your results in 10 working days. It's been reduced by 50% and is now £9.99.

If you want something a little more comprehensive then the FoodScan 113 Food Intolerance Programme is what you're looking for, use voucher code JAN12 to get the test for £199 (a reduction from £250). You will receive:

• A home-to-laboratory pin-prick blood sample kit to test for food-specific IgG antibodies against 113 foods. 
• A personalised results pack containing detailed test results and a guide book explaining the principles of treating food intolerance by eliminating certain foods from your diet. 
• A credit card sized summary of your results and two telephone consultations with a BANT (British Association for Applied Nutrition and Nutritional Therapy) registered Nutritional Therapist to support you in changing your diet. 
• One year’s free membership to the leading medical charity Allergy UK.

If you're interested in these offers last until midnight of the 8th september 2012! Available to UK residents only. And if you go to the York Test Laboratories page on Nectar eshops you can collect nectar points too!