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MSA-Pro Testing System

The MSA-Pro system is one of the tools used within the broader Food Intolerance Clinic assessment process. It is not the entire program — it is part of a comprehensive, practitioner-led approach to understanding food and environmental triggers.

What is the MSA-Pro?

The MSA-Pro is a computerised assessment tool used to help identify possible food and environmental sensitivities. It is a non-invasive, needle-free process that can be used with clients of all ages, including infants from 3 months.

How is it Used?

During an initial consultation, the MSA-Pro assessment is used alongside a detailed health history review. The system produces results that must be interpreted by an experienced practitioner, taking into account your unique symptoms, medical history, and lifestyle factors.

What to Expect:

A comfortable, non-invasive assessment process
No needles, blood draws, or discomfort
Results reviewed in consultation with Douglas
Personalised interpretation based on your full health picture
Recommendations tailored to your individual needs

Why Practitioner Interpretation Matters

The MSA-Pro is a tool — not a diagnosis. Raw assessment data requires professional interpretation. Douglas Mizzi’s experience of over 65,000 consultations since 1990 means results are carefully analysed within the context of your complete health picture. No machine can replace clinical judgement, symptom analysis, and an understanding of how food triggers interact with your body.

How it Fits Into the Broader Approach

The Food Intolerance Clinic method is built around a personalised process: detailed history, lifestyle review, trigger assessment, practitioner-led interpretation, and a customised recovery plan. The MSA-Pro is one component within this broader clinical approach — it supports, rather than replaces, the expertise of the practitioner.

This service does not replace medical care. For severe allergic reactions, urgent symptoms or medical emergencies, seek immediate medical advice.