Allergy Symptoms and Food Intolerence

Wheat alternative Buckwheat

Wheat Alternatives – Gluten Free

WHEAT ALTERNATIVES Although wheat is overwhelmingly the commonest grain available in commercial breads, it is not the only option. You can look to incorporate many grains in your breads. Barley's claim to nutritional fame, and is as a very good source of fiber and selenium and a good source of ...
Hay Fever Allergy

PREVENTION OF ALLERGY IN CHILDREN

Allergies in children In children, allergic disorders are very common. Allergic diseases have increased significantly over the last 25 years especially in western countries. In the USA, 40% of children suffer from allergic disorders at some point in their lives while 20% have current symptoms. Hay fever (allergic rhinitis), asthma, ...
Cosmetic Allergy

Allergy Trigger

What is your Allergy Trigger? In its simplest form, skin distress can easily be linked to its cause, allowing you to avoid the allergen. Many people, however, have no idea why their temperamental skin is always on the verge of breaking out — often despite their best efforts to keep ...
Autoimmune Urine Therapy

Autoimmune Urine Therapy – Relation to Allergies

Autoimmune Urine Therapy (MU) It may seem a hard fact to swallow, but urine has a broad spectrum of health benefits. We normally think of it only as a waste product that is unhealthy and unclean. But in actuality, healthy urine is completely sterile and rich in nutrients when it ...
Drug Reactions

Drug Reactions

DRUG ALLERGIES Most reactions to therapeutic drugs are not due to allergy. Less than one in ten drug reactions are actually due to an immune reaction. These can be either due to an IgE reaction with typical acute `IgE symptoms' within an hour or cell mediated skin reactions and other ...
Wasp allergy reaction

Insect Allergy Reaction

INSECT ALLERGY Allergic reactions to insect stings are another common reason for referral to medical centers for both adults and children. These patients typically present with a typical acute IgE-mediated allergic reaction usually within minutes to an hour after a sting, typically from honey bees, wasps and to some ants ...
Generic Bleach versus Chlorox

Generic Bleach versus Chlorox

Is there a real difference between Generic Bleach versus Clorox ? Even though the Clorox is a “branded" product it must treated as carefully as any product unbranded bleach. Bleach has a great deal of uses and you can find it in the laundry for bleaching as well as the ...
lobster allergy crayfish

Lobster Allergy Symptoms

Lobster Allergy Symptoms Having an allergy to an entire food group can be frustrating, particularly if it something as special as lobster. But staying alive is more important then getting that lobster bisque, or surf and turf meal.  If you have recently eaten a lobster and do not feel so ...
Formaldehyde Exposure

Formaldehyde Exposure

Regulations related to Formaldehyde Exposure in the Home More than two decades ago, the Department of Housing and Urban Development of the United States of America set down standards for newly constructed mobile homes and prefabricated residences. The construction crews are allowed by the industry to use products & building ...
Formaldehyde allergy

Formaldehyde allergy

What is Formaldehyde allergy & the symptoms? Formaldehyde is a gas with a readily noticeable odor. It’s a colorless chemical compound that has many similarities to VOCs or volatile organic compounds. However, formaldehyde is not strictly classified as such. Formaldehyde has many other popular names like methylaldehyde, oxomethane & methylene ...
Allergic Disorders

Allergic Disorders

List of Allergic Disorders • Hay fever (seasonal allergic rhinitis)  — meaning inflammation in the nose — is produced when IgE antibodies made by the immune system activate mast cells, causing symptoms in the upper respiratory tract. It's triggered by specific pollens from grasses, weeds or trees appearing in spring, ...
Allergy & intolerance to Cheesecheese

Cheese Allergy

Allergy & Intolerance to Cheese The consumption of milk and milk-based products has been known to cause allergic reactions. What causes cheese allergy? Cheese allergy is caused due to the presence of milk proteins within cheese. Milk proteins can trigger an allergic response in certain individuals that results in a ...
Wary of Unconventional Allergy Tests?

Wary of Unconventional Allergy Tests?

Be Wary of Unconventional Tests and Therapies Despite the fact that allergies are recognizable immune-system reactions, the mistaken notion continues to circulate that many or most inexplicable discomforts or vague health complaints are due to some "allergy." In their search for relief, ever more people blame multiple environmental factors and ...
Formaldehyde - Formalin Allergy

Formaldehyde – Formalin Allergy

 Formaldehyde, often known by its commercial name Formalin is  carcinogenic . There is probably no chemical which is so omnipresent in our modern world. Formaldehyde is insidious and complex in its effects. Exposure to formaldehyde in products which leach into the air can irritate the throat, nose and eyes. Formaldehyde ...
Allergies, Bloating & Abdominal Pain

Allergies, Bloating & Abdominal Pain

Indigestion, bloating and abdominal problems Food allergies have an effect on the way we digest food more than any other area of the body. Many people with food allergies have problems with their stomachs and pain in their abdomens, especially if they have an allergy to dairy products, eggs, wheat, ...
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