Hair tests from Our Lab provide non-invasive detection of food and environmental sensitivities through samples taken directly from your locks. We believe our non-invasive tests provide an alternative and more reliable means of discovering triggers for symptoms than blood testing.
Information contained within your hair can help detect hormone imbalances, metal toxicities and nutritional deficiencies; as well as food intolerances.
Cost
Bioresonance hair testing is a holistic form of therapy which falls under Complementary and Alternative Medicine (CAM). It has been around for decades and is becoming more and more popular with those interested in knowing their sensitivity levels. Non-invasive testing methods allow it to be completed at home using hair samples from their clients. Bioresonance testing can identify food, environmental and chemical sensitivities.
Bioresonance technology measures electromagnetic frequencies emitted by living organisms such as hair follicles to compare them against frequencies registered items on its database and assess potential imbalances and sensitivities. This process typically takes less than one minute and can be done any time of the day or night; tests can show your tolerance level for food items, non-food items, vitamins minerals metals bacteria as well as your hormones and gut biome. Once complete a list will be generated for potential items that need to be avoided in response.
Please be aware that bioresonance tests cannot diagnose food allergies; those caused by an immune response require immediate medical care, while this test can identify intolerances or sensitivities which require less urgent medical intervention.
ELISA blood testing for food intolerances is more accurate and scientifically validated than hair testing; however, its costs exceed its advantage due to laboratory equipment costs as well as skilled personnel costs. By contrast, hair tests are considerably more affordable and offer many other advantages including home availability as well as results being available online via convenient submission processes for hair samples.
Accuracy
Bioresonance hair testing, although lacking scientific validation, remains popular with individuals looking to understand their sensitivities. According to its proponents, bioresonance testing identifies food intolerances and allergies by scanning a sample of hair to measure energy frequency wavelengths compared against various items (food or non-food) using energy frequency wavelength measurements; then these wavelengths are compared against frequencies related to different food products or non-food items to pinpoint causes for symptoms in an individual. The results can then be used to pinpoint their cause in their lives.
Bioresonance hair testing technology is grounded in quantum physics, which acknowledges that all matter emits frequencies. Specialised equipment can be used to scan and analyse these frequencies before being fed back into a computer program that interprets this data and compiles a report with results. Furthermore, testing can even be completed remotely for added convenience – no clinic visits necessary!
However, hair testing should not be considered accurate or as an alternative method to consult healthcare providers for diagnosis. It should not be seen as a replacement method.
Bioresonance hair testing does not detect IgG antibodies against food proteins, making it unreliable as a method for diagnosing food intolerances. Conversely, ELISA blood tests have been scientifically validated and widely accepted within the medical community as reliable tools for detecting IgG-mediated food intolerances; additionally these require advanced laboratory equipment as well as stringent regulatory requirements which increase costs accordingly.
Hair tests offer numerous advantages over their blood-based ELISA cousins: They don’t require blood samples and so are much cheaper to run; moreover, a single strand can be tested against over 1550 items at once, making it possible to quickly identify multiple sensitivities simultaneously and shortening the time spent identifying food intolerances.
One of the biggest missteps many individuals make when ordering hair tests is mistakenly believing that being sensitive to food indicates an allergy, when in reality this distinction must be made between immediate immune reactions to an item and delayed gastrointestinal reactions; both reactions can be identified using an in-depth food intolerance test which includes checking food items as well as non-food items, vitamins, minerals, hormones and metals for reactions.
Reliability
Food intolerance testing typically uses two popular techniques, the scientifically validated ELISA blood test and bioresonance hair testing methods. Both claim to identify food intolerances but differ in terms of cost, accuracy and reliability – this largely stems from different equipment requirements – the former requires high-grade microplates and spectrophotometers while bioresonance machines provide simpler tests at reduced costs.
Bioresonance hair testing uses scanning a small sample of your own hair to identify foods and substances which may be triggering sensitivities or allergies in you. A special type of bioresonance machine analyses electromagnetic frequencies of your own body using one strand of hair; then compares this information against frequencies found in various foods and items; finally it indicates any product which registers over 85% frequency response as being potentially sensitising or allergenic to you.
Bioresonance is founded in quantum physics, which recognizes that everything emitting electromagnetic frequencies – this includes our cells, tissues, hair follicles and scalp hair. Bioresonance hair testing analyzes a sample of your own hair against an extensive database of items including foods, non-food items, environmental influences, vitamins/minerals/metals/hormones hormones skincare ingredients which could trigger sensitivities or allergies in your body, plus provides an easy online report with results to pinpoint any root causes of symptoms like IBS bloating fatigue or fluid retention.
The main distinction between an ELISA blood allergy test and this hair test is its inability to detect specific IgG antibodies to food items. While this can serve as a good screening tool, any serious health concerns should always be discussed with a physician as the sensitivity or allergy detected may not actually come from IgG antibodies but from delayed immune system responses instead.
Conclusions
Bioresonance hair testing sessions offer a painless, noninvasive method of identifying food intolerances. A small sample of your hair will be sent into a machine which compares it against known frequencies for various items; any discrepancies indicate your sensitivity to that item and the machine will give a detailed report detailing all possible sensitivities (over 975 foods, nonfood items, vitamins minerals and metals are covered by this test).
Bioresonance hair testing entails placing a sample of hair into a special machine that measures its electromagnetic waves against those produced by your body’s natural resonances, then detect any imbalances and send out counter frequencies to correct them if any exist. This helps restore energy levels and balance overall health while providing a helpful way to identify foods which might trigger unwanted symptoms.
However, this method has yet to be scientifically validated and should not be used as a replacement for medical advice from trained healthcare providers. While some people have reported positive results from this type of testing, evidence of that is limited and more reliable options such as the scientifically validated ELISA blood test provide more accurate and trustworthy data.
Bioresonance hair testing operates under the assumption that when we consume certain foods and substances, our bodies release electromagnetic signals which can be affected by various factors like food allergies or intolerances. A bioresonance machine scans your scalp to detect these electromagnetic vibrations and identify discordant frequencies; once identified they can then be corrected through counter frequency treatments to allow our bodies to heal themselves more quickly.
Benefits of noninvasive testing methods, like this non-invasive, non-invasive test include their convenience and accuracy. Only a hair sample is needed, making ordering online easy, with results easily understandable by anyone – making this an invaluable option for people living with chronic illness or food intolerances not yet diagnosed by doctors. Besides being safe to use on dogs remotely reducing travel costs to clinics for testing.