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Kate Young, BSc

Lab Manager

Kate Young, our dedicated Lab Manager, joined the Healthy Stuff team in October 2020. With over 20 years of experience as a Clinical Bio Scientist and Embryologist, she has worked in various clinical NHS hospitals and private laboratories in the UK and Japan. Kate obtained a BSc in Human Biological Studies from Leicester University and specialized in IVF and Embryology during her time in Japan.

At Healthy Stuff, Kate efficiently manages our laboratory testing, ensuring strict adherence to processing protocols and upholding the highest standards of practice and regulatory requirements. She remains at the forefront of implementing new technologies and techniques to improve our services and laboratory operations.

Outside of work, Kate showcases her passion for both science and art by curating and exhibiting art exhibitions in Japan and around the world. She also pursues a Diploma in Botany and enjoys gardening as a hobby. In her culinary adventures, she explores global cuisines and experiments with new recipes. Additionally, Kate finds inspiration in the Japanese concept of "wabi-sabi," which emphasizes nature, acceptance, and mindfulness.

Contributions

  • symptoms which are caused by allergies

    What Symptoms and Allergies go Hand in Hand?

    23 Oct 2018 | Allergies & Intolerances, Blog, Common Symptoms, Food Allergies

    Allergies will go hand in hand with fatigue but there are ways to cope with them. Whether it is Summer, Autumn, Spring or Winter which we are now heading into, it is a must that you deal with your allergies and sensitivities. The issue is that many people do not even realise that they have […]

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  • try an elimination diet if you have a food allergy

    When and why should I start taking medication?

    17 Oct 2018 | Allergies & Intolerances, Blog, Food Allergies

    If you have taken an intolerance test with Sensitivity Check to identify your food allergy which has highlighted certain allergies and intolerances, then you will probably be wondering how you will be able to manage these symptoms. One of the first things that you should consider is an elimination diet. This means that you will not […]

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  • make sure food intolerances don't have an effect on you

    Food Intolerances | 5 Different Types

    28 Sep 2018 | Allergies & Intolerances, Blog, Food Intolerances

    Food intolerances happen to be a health problem that affects many people across the globe but they are not identified enough. It describes the bad reactions shown by the body when some foods are ingested. It happens to have an impact on the digestive system. When left undetected, intolerance to foods can trigger chronic ailments […]

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  • dealing with a dairy intolerance

    How can we help those of you with a Dairy Intolerance?

    21 Sep 2018 | Allergies & Intolerances, Blog, Food Intolerances

    Dairy intolerance affects the majority of people around the UK. The key to the treatment of this condition lies in understanding how the enzyme lactase tends to function, and how it is manufactured in the body. If a patient shows the signs of Dairy intolerance constantly, an intolerance test might be necessary. Find out about how […]

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  • could you be affected by a food allergy?

    Allergies vs Sensitivities: What is the difference?

    11 Sep 2018 | Allergies & Intolerances, Blog, Food Allergies, Food Intolerances

    There are many misconceptions which lead to a confusion about whether you are suffering from a food allergy or a food sensitivity. To clear this misconception, you must understand the two types of tests that are performed. igE (Immunoglobin E) Test igG (Immunoglobin G) Test IgE (Immunoglobin E) Test (Food Allergy) IgE test is performed […]

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