Chicken Intolerance

While rare, it is possible to exhibit an intolerance or sensitivity to chicken meat, whereas a chicken egg sensitivity can be more common. If you find yourself feeling unwell or fatigued after eating chicken, it might be time to discover if it’s due to a sensitivity or intolerance.

Testing For Chicken Sensitivity

If you can’t enjoy chicken at a BBQ or even chicken soup, you may need to consider taking a food sensitivity test to determine if chicken is causing you digestive discomfort. At YorkTest, we simply require a finger prick blood sample for our labs to accurately test your IgG antibody response to over 200 ingredients, including chicken.

The test analyzes all IgG antibodies 1-4 directly in your blood, identifying any food sensitivities and their severity in a traffic light system. When you receive your results, our team can help guide you to understand your food sensitivities, as well as advise on how to take back control of your diet and get you feeling great again. If you require more in-depth consultation, we recommend booking a consultation with one of our highly qualified nutritional therapists.

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If you’re experiencing bloating, IBS-type symptoms, brain fog, tiredness or unexplained skin concerns, your diet could be playing a role. Take our most comprehensive at-home Food Sensitivity Test, measuring your reactivity to over 200 food and drink ingredients. At YorkTest, food sensitivity testing – sometimes also referred to as food intolerance testing – measures food-specific IgG reactivity. Simply take a finger-prick blood sample at home, return it by mail, and receive your results within 7 days, complete with expert nutritional support.

Customers must be aged 18 years or over to take this test. For under 18s, take our Junior Food Sensitivity Test. This test is not available to customers who are pregnant or breastfeeding.

How Common Is Chicken Intolerance?

Chicken intolerance is not very common, being less likely to cause reactions than fish, seafood, and red meat. However, if your body has trouble with digesting chicken meat and chicken products such as its broth, you may have an underlying chicken sensitivity. As a lean meat with healthy protein, eliminating chicken may be difficult but there are alternatives should you need to change up your diet.

Symptoms Of Chicken Intolerance

Symptoms of chicken intolerance vary from person to person, in addition to its severity. Even how you react to the meat compared to chicken products like eggs and feathers can also wildly differ. Moreover, if you do find that you are intolerant towards chicken, you may want to investigate if this extends to other poultry such as turkey.

Chicken intolerance may induce the following reactions: