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 YouAs well as considering the overall quality of your child's diet and the role of potential allergens, you should look at nutritional deficiencies in specific areas. ... ...
The latest ways to diagnose and treat an increasingly common disease, which the medical profession still refuses to recognize. ... ...
ADDITIVES: more evidence to be ignored
Infants exposed to two or more cats or dogs during the first year of life appear to be protected against several common allergies later in childhood.
Glue ear that most common of childhood conditions may be caused by allergy, according to a growing body of opinion. ...
An eminent American allergist has charged that a recent well publicized study supposedly proving that food allergies are all in the head is seriously flawed. ... ...
In 1997, my therapist told me that my leaking amalgam fillings were the reason I felt so poorly. I found it hard to believe that the NHS would use mercury, which is classed as toxic waste,
In a consolidated report of patients who had their amalgam fillings replaced in six separate studies, all the nearly 1600 participants reported cure or improvement of 31 types of conditions. ...
This puzzling syndrome of the inner ear causes recurrent attacks of vertigo, nausea, vomiting, involuntary eye movements, ringing in the ears and slowly-progressing deafness. Typically, people wit ...
