Emily Kane ND'tis the season to be sneezing. Is there ANYTHING I can do about my pollen allergies?
In general, the best way to e
American Institute for Preventive MedicineHives ;Hives, or urticaria, are red, raised, itchy welts. They
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Janet Zand LAc OMDThe most common foods that cause allergic reactions in children are wheat, milk, eggs, fish and seafood, chocolate, citrus fruits, soy products, corn, nuts, and berries. Dr. Janet Zand gives a comprehensive program for children's food allergies that...
Headaches can be caused by muscle tension, an underlying illness or infection, or disturbances in the blood vessels in the head. Headaches can also be caused by allergies, fever, epilepsy, severe cavities, certain drugs, or an injury to the head. Dr...
Elson M. Haas MDThe theories, problems, and treatments of allergies and hypersensitivities represent an enormous topic that could easily fill an entire book—in fact, many such books have been written by noted medical authors. This section discusses some of the...
About one in every six children in the U.S. is allergic to one or more substances ranging from pollen, animal dander, house feathers, mites, chemicals, and a variety of foods. Janet Zand, OMD, LAc looks at both the conventional and alternative...
Betty told me she was tired of scratching her face and neck. For the last ten years she had gone from dermatologist
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Snoring ;Snoring is the sound heard when the airway is blocked du
George T. Lewith MA MRCGP MRCPAsthma ;The wheeze of asthma is caused by contraction of the mus
