American Institute for Preventive MedicineAllergies: An allergy is an immune system problem to a substance (allergen) that is normally harmless. An allergen can be inhaled, swallowed, or come in contact with the skin.
What Doctors Don't Tell YouNot long ago, I took my then two year old to a kinesiologist to find out why she was having frequent and painful tummy aches and asthma attacks. The kinesiologist concluded that food allergies we ...
Environmental illness is all in the head and in a very disturbed head, at that. ...
Chlorine is regularly used in our public water supply to combat infectious waterborne diseases, but it may be doing more harm than good. A public notice issued in Washington, DC, warned that a high level of bacteria
WDDTY vol 5 no 9 contains a question and answer about colitis and Crohn's disease. The end of the answer described Enzyme Potentiated Desensitization as something about which there is lack of data ...
One of the most fascinating target organs for allergy is the brain. I have seen allergy lead to sexual peculiarities, murderous assault, schizophrenic psychosis, woolly thinking, hallucination, hy ...
I would be grateful if you would provide some information on alternative forms of treatment on vulval lichen sclerosis. Long term treatment for this condition, which seems to involve the use of p ...
Allergy can make you irritable, overactive and restless, but more often it causes you to feel tired, lethargic, sluggish and drowsy. It can cause you to suffer from "brain fag", characterized by ...
Since our last report on it in February 2001 (WDDTY vol 11 no 11), the antihyperactivity drug Ritalin has chalked up a number of milestones. It is now one of the most prescribed children’s drugs in the US
The medical establishment has been at pains lately to quell public fears about vaccinations. These fears have largely been aroused by researchers in the US, who have suggested that immunisation may induce diabetes in susceptible individuals (Infect...
