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"What's on My Plate? Bird Food?"

By: Clara Cohen Sunday, Apr 15, 2012

Conditions: Allergies, skin rash, constipation

How I made my husband enjoy a healthy diet Are you having a tough time changing the health habits of your significant other? Almost ten years ago, I met a great guy who is now my husband. When we met, we had the love of the outdoors in common, so our dating process was filled with kayaking, hiking, mountain biking and camping in beautiful British Columbia. So we had the outdoors and traveling in common, which was fantastic, but when we decided to move in together, it wasn't an easy ride at first. Because I enjoyed cooking, I was in charge of grocery shopping and meals preparation. And because ... Read More

Testing 1-2-3using Pulse Testing for Food & Substance Sensitivity

By: Katelon Jeffereys Saturday, Dec 10, 2011

Topic: Asthma, Nutrition and Healthy Eating

Conditions: allergies, food sensitivity, diet

I grew up with severe asthma and allergies and so underwent traditional allopathic skin testing several times. Since I had remembered past lives since early childhood, especially the deaths and tortures, I figured I was being tortured once again, lying there as they took a sharp object, scratched my skin and put possible allergens on the wounds. These allergy tests may be effective but they were very painful and the reactions uncomfortable. Imagine my delight when I learned another way, a painless method that is free, portable and one you can do in the comfort of your own home! In 1999 and ... Read More

Food Allergies and Sensitivities

By: Holly Ruocco Thursday, Dec 08, 2011

Topic: Nutrition and Healthy Eating

Food Sensitivities Millions of Americans suffer with food sensitivities. These sensitivities can cause a wide array of symptoms from rashes to bloating, from congestion to a runny nose, from headaches to aches and pains or from fatigue to mood swings. Food sensitivities can be difficult to identify as some symptoms can manifest several hours after eating while others may not surface for several days. However, it is important to identify what foods may be causing a reaction in order to avoid the substance and reduce the symptoms. This can be tricky even if a certain item is suspected it can be ... Read More

Got Mold Allergies? Get AAC

By: Holly Ruocco Thursday, Dec 08, 2011

Topic: Asthma

Conditions: mold, sneezing, coughing, asthma, ADHD

Got Mold? Got Symptoms of Allergies and Sensitivities? Get Relief.... We have all heard how bad mold is for our bodies and for our health. The removal of mold from our homes and our places of business is imperative to the wellness of everyone who inhabits that space. However, the problem is that once the mold is removed who helps those that are suffering from the lingering health issues like sneezing, runny noses, nasal congestion, itchy watery and red eyes, skin rashes, sinus headaches and reduced lung capacity and difficulty breathing. Any water damage can cause mold growth in your home or ... Read More

Irritable Bowel Syndrome, what is it?

By: Holly Ruocco Thursday, Dec 08, 2011

Conditions: IBS, diarrhea, constipation, gas and bloating

Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS), what is it? Do you regularly experience stomach bloating, cramping, diarrhea, constipation or gas? If so, you are not alone. You may be suffering from a condition called Irritable Bowel Syndrome or IBS. This is a very common condition that effects more than 30 to 55 million people in the United States and results in 2.5 -3.5 million office visits every year. Studies suggest that at any one time, 10-15% of the population have IBS. However, only a small percentage of these people will seek professional help. IBS is more common in women (14-24%) than men (5-19%). ... Read More

Allergies or Neurological Stress

By: Holly Ruocco Thursday, Dec 08, 2011

Topic: Anxiety

Conditions: seasonal allergies, dust, mold, pollen

Allergies....or Neurological Stress? Seasonal Allergies are upon us. Coughing, sniffling, sneezing, runny nose, itchy eyes, sinus pressure, sinus headaches, and skin irritations are all symptoms associated with seasonal allergies. Pharmaceutical companies are ramping up there marketing for common allergy medications that you can now buy over the counter. The price-range of these medications runs anywhere from $80 to $200 per month, and some are actually taken year round. The side effects of these common and popular medications are: dizziness, headache, stomach upset, fatigue, dry mouth, ... Read More

Heartburn or Food Sensitivities?

By: Holly Ruocco Wednesday, Dec 07, 2011

Topic: Nutrition and Healthy Eating

Conditions: heartburn, GERD, Reflux

Do you get heartburn after eating your favorite foods? Does it wake you up at night? You are not alone. People have been suffering with heartburn symptoms for hundreds of years. Throughout that long history, people have also been trying to decrease the pain and symptoms associated with heartburn. The first written record of a heartburn treatment dates back to the first century, when Pliny the Elder, a Roman naturalist who died chasing the eruption of Vesuvius, wrote down his solution for the fire within: "coral powder." Coral powder, says Dr. M. Michael Wolfe, chief of gastroenterology at ... Read More

Holistic Treatment of Allergies; Biological Therapy

By: VitalityLink Finder Tuesday, Dec 06, 2011

Conditions: allergy

Allergy Treatment has to consider all six of the Causal Pillars: in acute treatment, the allergen must first be identified and avoided. In acute treatment, bio-resonance with the VegaSelect device or Mora therapy often provides very good support. This fine-materials treatment "drowns out" (inverts) the allergen's information. But bio-resonance therapy is never sufficient by itself, and is rather to be viewed only as a good adjunct measure. The most important thing is sticking to an anti-allergic (hypoallergenic) diet (see inset). The hypoallergenic diet according to Werthmann and Rau: Total ... Read More

Correct Allergy Testing Methods

By: VitalityLink Finder Tuesday, Dec 06, 2011

Topic: Asthma

Conditions: allergy

Allergy Test Methods It is clear from "The Significance Of The Primary Allergy; The Significance Of Mold And Candida Infestation" that testing for specific allergens can only reveal the least part of the allergy problem and is thus seldom necessary. We frequently see patients come to us with long lists of alleged allergens, who have been tested by the most diverse methods. Yet, these are mostly secondary allergies, which lose their allergic ability when either the basic allergens of dietary proteins are avoided or the trace element and bacterial milieu is improved. It thus makes no sense to ... Read More

The Significance of the Primary Allergy; the Significance of Mold and Candida Infestation

By: VitalityLink Finder Tuesday, Dec 06, 2011

Topic: Chronic Illness

Conditions: allergy

Primary Allergens As described in Causes Of Allergies From The Holistic Point Of View, the primary allergens usually go unnoticed, and the dietary allergy nearly always expresses itself by means of other symptoms (see inset). 1. Symptoms of Dietary Allergy in Infants, Children and Adults A primary allergy to dietary elements usually develops during infancy, when the infant is fed foreign animal protein which its intestinal mucous membrane system cannot yet process. Bovine milk proteins, for example, are thus taken into the body in an insufficiently processed form, where they function as ... Read More

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