Hair bioresonance testing is a type of alternative medicine that claims to diagnose and treat diseases by measuring the "energy" of the body. It uses a device that is supposed to detect and correct imbalances in the body's energetic field. The practitioner places a hair sample from the individual into the device, which then supposedly analyzes the hair for various substances and conditions.

Hair bioresonance is a non-invasive analysis method that evaluates the body’s responses through the electromagnetic frequencies of a hair sample. Every substance—such as foods, metals, vitamins, or environmental factors—has a unique frequency, and bioresonance devices analyze how your body reacts to these frequencies. This technique is used to identify intolerances and sensitivities, providing practical information without the need for blood samples or invasive procedures.

Hair samples can be tested for food intolerances using various methods, though it's important to note that the scientific validity of these tests is often debated within the medical community. Here's a general overview of how they are typically conducted: 1. **Sample Collection:** * A small sample of hair, usually from the root or a few inches from the scalp, is collected. This is often done by the individual at home following specific instructions provided by the testing company, or by a healthcare professional. * The rationale is that hair contains trace elements and can reflect the body's overall state, including exposure to various substances. 2. **Laboratory Analysis:** * The hair sample is sent to a specialized laboratory. * Different testing methods exist, but they generally involve analyzing the chemical or energetic properties of the hair and comparing them to a database of foods and other substances. 3. **Common Testing Methodologies (and their proposed mechanisms):** * **Electrodermal Activity (EDA) / Bioresonance:** This is a common method used by many commercial hair analysis services. The theory behind it is that the body has an electrical field, and imbalances in this field can be detected. * A small sample of the patient's hair is placed within a scanner or device. * The device then uses a conductive stylus to interact with a list of known food antigens or items, either electronically or by having vials of the substances present. * The theory is that if the body has an adverse reaction or intolerance to a specific food, it will cause a measurable change in the electrical conductivity or energetic frequency detected by the device. * The results are interpreted as a list of foods the individual is purportedly sensitive or intolerant to. * **Spectro-Chromatography:** Some tests may involve analyzing the light absorption or refraction patterns of the hair sample. The belief is that exposure to certain food components will alter the hair's chemical composition in a way that can be identified through light-based analysis. * **Quantum Magnetic Resonance Analysis (QMRA):** This method is less understood and often considered pseudoscience by mainstream medicine. It suggests that devices can detect the "quantum resonance" patterns of the hair and compare them to similar patterns of various foods, identifying incompatibilities. * **Elemental Analysis:** While less common for *intolerance* testing specifically, hair can be accurately analyzed for levels of various minerals and heavy metals. This is more relevant for nutritional deficiencies or toxicities rather than immediate food reactions. 4. **Reporting:** * After the analysis, the laboratory provides a report listing the foods that the individual is reportedly intolerant or sensitive to. * These reports often categorize sensitivities by severity or type (e.g., mild, moderate, severe intolerance). **Important Considerations and Criticisms:** * **Lack of Scientific Validation:** The primary criticism of hair analysis for food intolerances is the lack of robust, peer-reviewed scientific evidence to support its accuracy and reliability. Many medical professionals and organizations consider these tests unreliable and not medically sound. * **No Biological Mechanism:** For methods like bioresonance or QMRA, there isn't a clear, scientifically accepted biological mechanism that explains how a hair sample could accurately reflect a food intolerance in real-time or through energetic signals. * **Potential for Misdiagnosis:** Relying solely on these tests can lead to unnecessary dietary restrictions, potentially causing nutritional deficiencies or disordered eating patterns. It can also delay the diagnosis of actual medical conditions that might cause similar symptoms. * **Common Symptoms:** Symptoms commonly attributed to food intolerance (digestive issues, headaches, fatigue, skin problems) can be caused by a wide range of conditions, and a proper diagnosis usually involves a thorough medical history, physical examination, and sometimes elimination diets or specific medical tests (like blood tests for allergies or celiac disease, or breath tests for lactose intolerance). * **Regulation:** The regulation of these types of tests varies by region, and their marketing often precedes scientific consensus. **In summary, while hair samples *can be* tested using various techniques that claim to identify food intolerances, the scientific community generally regards these methods with skepticism due to a lack of evidence.** If you suspect you have a food intolerance, it is strongly recommended to consult with a healthcare professional or a registered dietitian who can guide you through evidence-based diagnostic methods.

The hair sample is analyzed using bioresonance devices, which compare the body’s frequencies with those of 1,771 different elements divided into 14 categories. This helps identify potential sensitivities not only to foods, but also to minerals, metals, vitamins, and other factors that may affect digestion, energy levels, skin health, and overall well-being.

How accurate is the hair intolerance test?

The food intolerance test, also known as the Body Intolerance Test by London Health Care, is presented as a highly accurate non-invasive method for analyzing the body’s sensitivities. The analyses are carried out in a certified laboratory in the United Kingdom, using contemporary European equipment and aligned with international standards.

Is this test for food allergies?

No. This test is not an allergy test. Food intolerance is different from an allergy because it does not involve activation of the immune system and antibodies. The body intolerance test evaluates sensitivities, not allergic reactions, and therefore cannot be used to diagnose allergies. If you suspect an allergy, consult an allergist.

Yes, children can take the body intolerance test.

For children under 6 years old, an initial consultation with a doctor is recommended because a child’s digestive and immune systems are still developing. If you decide to proceed with testing, it is recommended that the child follows a balanced diet during the elimination phase. Please note that in older children, some categories are not interpreted the same way as in adults, especially those related to stress and inflammation, hyaluronic acid, and collagen.

Do I need to cut my hair to do the intolerance test?

No. The hair sample is ideally taken from the root, but strands collected from a comb or hairbrush can also be used if it is easier. Samples can also be taken from other parts of the body, excluding intimate areas.

Yes, you can do the intolerance test if your hair is dyed.

Yes. Hair dye does not affect the accuracy of the analysis, because the bioresonance method is based on electromagnetic frequencies and not on the chemical composition of hair dye.

How much does the food intolerance test cost?

The food intolerance test at London Health Care is affordable, with different packages available: Single Test (15,000 L), Couple Package (24,900 L), and Family Package—4 tests (44,900 L). The goal is to offer competitive pricing without compromising the quality of the analysis and report.

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The Pet Test is designed to help you identify sensitivities to various foods and elements that may affect your pet's digestion, energy levels, and daily well-being.

Through a hair sample, which is collected in a simple and non-invasive way, the test offers clear information on how your animal's body may react to a wide range of substances, helping you better understand the causes of its concerns.

1,100 elements analyzed, including foods, non-food substances, vitamins, minerals, metals, and additives
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Recommended for animals who experience unexplained symptoms such as itching, paw licking, digestive problems, etc.
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What does the Pet Test check?

The pet intolerance test includes a complete analysis of 1,100 elements divided into main categories, including foods, additives, environmental elements, nutrients (vitamins, amino acids, probiotics), as well as metals and minerals, with the aim of providing the most detailed overview of your animal's reactions.

Foods

Identify sensitivities to everyday foods to better understand your pet's reaction.

Additives

Analyzes reactions to acidity regulators, colorings, sweeteners, preservatives, and stabilizers.

Metals

Evaluates the body’s reactions to common metals found in the environment and diet.

Minerals

Analyzes sensitivity to minerals essential for the body's balance.

Vitamins

It helps in assessing the levels of key vitamins.

Probiotics and gut flora

It helps in understanding the factors that affect digestive health.

Amino acid

Assesses essential amino acid and fatty acid levels.

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London Health Care offers everything you need to conduct your pet's intolerance test, analyzing the body's reaction to 1,100 elements through biorezonance analysis and detailed reports.

ACCREDITED LABORATORY PARTNERS

We collaborate with the accredited laboratory Global HealthBeings World, based in the United Kingdom, which operates in accordance with recognized quality standards, ensuring professional analysis and consistency at every stage of the testing process.

CLEAR AND TRANSPARENT REPORTING

The data are presented in an organized format that makes it easy to understand your pet's sensitivities and guides you toward concrete steps. The report groups elements by level of reactivity and instructs you on implementing an elimination diet, helping you make more informed choices.

PROFESSIONAL AND RESPONSIBLE APPROACH

Testing is carried out in authorized London Health Care environments, ensuring accurate sample collection, professional supervision, and a standardized, responsible testing experience.

FOCUS ON LONG-TERM WELLBEING

Our services aim to help you make positive changes to your pet's diet and daily environment. We believe that the test results are the beginning of a journey towards a healthier and happier life for your beloved pets.

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All our laboratories or partner laboratories hold UKAS, ISO 9001, ISO 13485, ISO 15189, or ISO 17025 accreditations.

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How the Pet Test Is Performed

Performing the test is simple and quick. Simply follow the 4 steps below to complete the intolerance and element test. Detailed instructions are included within the ‘Pet Test Results Guide’ that you will receive.

COLLECT THE HAIR SAMPLE

Prepare a sample of 5-10 hairs from your pet. The sample should be clean and sufficient for shipping for analysis.

HAIR REMOVAL demonstration at the clinic

You can bring the sample directly to the London Health Care premises. Our staff will accept it and provide you with the necessary information for the next steps.

Accredited laboratory analysis

The sample is sent for analysis to an accredited laboratory in the UK, where 1100 elements related to food, environment, and general well-being are evaluated.

RECEIVE RESULTS AND GUIDANCE

Results are available within 3-5 business days. Along with the report, you will also receive the animal's feeding guide, with practical instructions for its diet and care.

What does the Pet Test report include?

After your samples have been analyzed in the laboratory, you will receive a well-structured and quite practical report designed to help you understand the results of the Pet Test and plan your next steps.

Complete Results Report

You will receive a detailed report showing your pet's reaction to each tested item, broken down into sections by type - foods, additives, environmental elements, nutrients, and metals and minerals. The information is tailored for the owner, without using complicated medical terminology.

Classification by reactivity levels

Each element is listed by the animal's reaction level — high reactivity, moderate, or no reactivity. This classification helps you easily distinguish which elements should be prioritized for removal from the animal's diet and which are safe to keep.

Clear guidance for next steps

The report is accompanied by the "Results Guide," which helps you implement an elimination diet for high-reactivity items, followed by their gradual reintroduction. The guide also includes a food diary to record the foods you eliminate and the symptoms you observe in your animal.

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My cat doesn't scratch anymore.

For months my cat had been scratching herself so much that her fur had fallen out in spots. I tried everything without success. After testing, I discovered two or three foods that were causing it and removed them from her diet. Today her skin looks completely different.

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My dog had stomach problems almost after every meal. The test gave me a clear list of where to start when changing his food. Everything calmed down within three weeks.

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My dog seems happy again.

Rex had become lethargic and kept rubbing his paws constantly. It broke my heart to see him like that. After the test, I removed some items from his diet, and within a short time his old energy returned. I couldn't believe what a difference it would make.

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Very easy process

I thought it would be complicated, but a small hair sample was enough. The staff patiently explained every step to me, and the report was organized and understandable, without any jargon. I am truly satisfied.

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I'm sorry I didn't do it sooner

I was skeptical, I admit. But my cat had recurrent vomiting and hair loss that couldn't be explained. I decided to try the test and don't regret it at all. Now I know exactly which elements to avoid.

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How does the Pet Test work?

The test uses bioresonance therapy, which analyzes energy and frequencies obtained from a small sample of your pet's hair. These frequencies are compared to those of 1,100 tested elements—foods, non-foods, vitamins, minerals, and metals—to determine the level of intolerance to each.

Is a test the same as an allergy test?

This test analyzes intolerances, not allergies. Intolerance and allergy are not the same thing: an allergy involves the immune system and antibodies, while an intolerance does not. Hair testing does not measure antibody levels, therefore it cannot be used to diagnose allergies. If you suspect your pet has an allergy, consult your veterinarian.

How much does it cost and is the process painful?

Only a small hair sample is needed. The process is completely non-invasive and painless for the animal—no blood, needles, or other distressing procedures are required. Sample collection is quick and easy.

What kind of symptoms can be associated with food intolerances?

Food intolerances can manifest with various symptoms in animals, such as constant itching, paw licking or chewing, digestive problems, hair loss, inflamed skin, vomiting, or low energy. The test helps you identify the elements that may be contributing to these concerns.

What should I do after I get the results?

Along with the report, you will receive the ‘Results Guide’. The recommended step is an elimination diet, where you remove high-reactivity elements for a period of time, followed by gradual reintroduction. The guide also includes a food diary to track the changes and symptoms you notice.

Does this test replace veterinary advice?

The text does not make a medical diagnosis and is not a substitute for professional veterinary advice, diagnosis, or treatment. It aims to help you make positive changes to your animal's diet and environment. If your animal has health problems or concerning symptoms, always consult with a veterinarian.

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If your pet experiences constant itching, low energy, digestive problems, hair loss, etc., this test helps you understand how their body reacts to different foods and elements.

The results offer a practical guide for building a more suitable diet plan and making informed decisions about your animal's health, energy, and well-being.

5–10 animal hair samples are sufficient

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Pet Test – Pet Intolerance Test

Your Pet's Intolerance Test – A Simple Analysis

What does the Pet Test check?

Improve your pet's well-being with professional support

ACCREDITED LABORATORY PARTNERS

CLEAR AND TRANSPARENT REPORTING

PROFESSIONAL AND RESPONSIBLE APPROACH

FOCUS ON LONG-TERM WELLBEING

Quality you can trust

How the Pet Test Is Performed

COLLECT THE HAIR SAMPLE

HAIR REMOVAL demonstration at the clinic

Accredited laboratory analysis

RECEIVE RESULTS AND GUIDANCE

What does the Pet Test report include?

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