Remote Hair Test For Foods for £35 at Body Mind Therapy (73% Off)
- Featured in national media
- Other services include hypnotherapy and dietary consultations
- Experienced nutritional therapist
The Deal
- Latest technology used
- Results emailed back
- A sample of 10 strands of hair required
Limit 1 per person. May buy multiple as gifts. To redeem voucher email bodymindtherapy@hotmail.co.uk with contact details, voucher codes for initial consultation and health questionnaire. Hair sample must be head hair only, approx. 10 strands no more than 3cm in length. Wrap hair in clean tissue and send in a secure envelope (postage not included). Allow up to 21 working days for results by email. Results by post will incur surcharge of £2.95. Original values verified 4 April 2012 at 10.56am.
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Like school exams, having your hair tested requires brain power, an attention to detail and writing the answers on the back of your hand. Pass with flying colours with today's Groupon: £35 for a remote hair test for foods at Body Mind Therapy.
With a host of qualifications under her alternative belt and a feature in national press, Julie Langton-Smith, proprietor of Body Mind Therapy, has over 20 years’ experience in healthcare. A practitioner in the field of complementary therapies, Julie aims to quell a whole host of ailments based on certain foods to avoid and also offers a mind boggling array of hypnotherapy CD’s. Her aim is to help with common bothersome issues such as sleeping, nutrition and weight management.
Utilizing nifty remote technology, curious minds need only to pluck a few strands of head hair between 1cm and 3cm in length, pop it in the post and await the results. After a teary goodbye, strands will embark on a postal journey to be tested by Julie. A report of findings will be emailed back within up to 21 working days, or posted for a £2.95 surcharge, allowing bodily grumbles to be put to bed.
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