country head ( nutritionist ) at First Medical Diagnostics Pvt. Ltd - , Delhi, India
EXCESS WEIGHT AND IGG FOOD ALLERGIESInflammatory processes that promote obesity may be intensified by an IgG food allergy. Obesity is a chronic disease which is characterized by severe excess weight and a pathologically increased body fat percentage. It is very stressful for the body and often a psychological burden for the people affected. Excess weight and obesity may be due to metabolic disorders.GASTROINTESTINAL SYMPTOMS AND IGG FOOD ALLERGIESType III food allergies may play a role in chronic ailments like Irritable Bowel Syndrome or Crohn's diseaseStomachache, bloating, diarrhoea and constipation are common gastrointestinal disorders. Many people suffer from such chronic complaints of unclear origin, often accompanied by tiredness and exhaustion. Food hypersensitivities may be triggers of these ailments, among them IgG food allergies (type III). Two common gastrointestinal disorders are Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) and Crohn's disease (CD).ImuPro is a concept that combines a sophisticated and reliable blood analysis for IgG food allergies with our unique post-test guidance. Up to 270 foods are tested. Your IgG test results and your personal nutritional guidelines and counselling by experts will help you to find the foods that are good for you and to pinpoint your individual "trigger foods". By avoiding the foods that cause you problems, inflammatory processes can be reduced or even stopped and your body can recover. In an extensive laboratory analysis, high levels of IgG antibodies specific to particular food proteins are identified precisely and reliably. IgG food allergy – a possible trigger of inflammatory processes that cause migraine.Many people suffer from headaches, more or less frequently. There are more than 200 types of headaches; the most common ones are tension headache and migraine. The particular forms of headaches differ in frequency, duration and manifestation or in the type of pain (throbbing, hammering, pressing etc.).