Our human sensitivity test is a non-invasive wellness screening designed to help you understand how your body responds to the world around you — not just to food, but to nutrients, environmental triggers, hormones, and more. Using a small hair sample, we apply bioresonance technology, a method under Complementary and Alternative Medicine (CAM), to uncover potential imbalances and sensitivities that may be affecting your energy, digestion, sleep, and overall well-being.

This test is not a medical diagnostic tool. Instead, it offers a holistic view of your body’s reactions and wellness needs, complementing your journey toward feeling your best. For any medical symptoms or concerns, we encourage you to consult with a healthcare provider.

While most people start this journey to uncover food intolerances, our test goes much deeper. Here’s what we analyze:

• Food & Drink Sensitivities
• Vegan Food Sensitivities
• Non-Food Sensitivities (e.g., environmental triggers like dust or pollen)
• Metal Sensitivities
• Additive Sensitivities (e.g., preservatives, colorings)

Beyond identifying external sensitivities, we also explore what your body may be lacking or struggling to regulate internally:

• Vitamin Analysis (A through K)
• Mineral & Nutrient Analysis
• Hormonal Imbalances (including sleep and stress hormones)
• Gut Health & Digestion
• Skin Health & Anti-Aging Markers
• Inflammation & Stress Response

These insights help you understand why you may be feeling tired, bloated, moody, foggy, or unwell — even if nothing shows up in conventional tests.

It’s important to distinguish between food sensitivities and food allergies:

• Food Sensitivity occurs when your body has difficulty processing certain foods. This can result in symptoms like bloating, fatigue, skin issues, and digestive discomfort.
• Food Allergy involves an immune system reaction that can cause more immediate and severe symptoms, such as swelling, rashes, or breathing difficulty. Our test does not diagnose allergies. If you suspect an allergy, consult a medical professional for appropriate testing.

Your results will be clearly broken down into categories of reactivity:

• High Reactivity – Items likely causing or contributing to symptoms.
• Moderate Reactivity – Items that may still affect your well-being.
• No Reactivity – Items that showed no signs of intolerance or imbalance.

You'll receive both a summary overview and a detailed analysis so you can easily focus on what matters most.

Once you receive your report, you’ll have the clarity to take action:

• Adjust your diet and reduce exposure to highly reactive foods or substances.
• Support your body with supplements and nutrients that may be lacking.
• Improve your lifestyle by addressing hormonal imbalances, gut health, or stress response.
• Track your symptoms and notice how your body responds — many people see changes in energy, digestion, and mood within weeks.