Spring clean detox methods that actually work
While it's difficult to eliminate all foods, it's proven that by cutting out allergy triggering foods such as sugar, alcohol, gluten, dairy and soy milk, caffeine, and factory-farmed meat for a few weeks, then slowly reintroducing them into your diet …
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Eating peanuts helps infants avoid allergy
FEEDING infants small amounts of mashed-up peanuts early in life may help them avoid developing allergies, even if they stop eating peanuts for a year in early childhood, researchers said. The findings in the New England Journal of Medicine have …
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Allergies: a new guide
“We have a strong family history of severe allergy, eczema and asthma,” she says. “My brother is severely … “We don't want anyone who thinks their child is allergy prone to make their first food a teaspoon of peanut butter,” she says. “But when the …
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Can what you eat give you great skin?
… we metabolise hormones, where we make detoxifying enzymes and where we make nutrients,” she says. “The skin, hair and nails are the last places to receive nutrients, as they go to more important organs first, so nutrition is very important for …
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Aunt Fannie's Introduces New Line Of Food-Based Cleansers
"After my son's diagnosis with 'common' health issues like eczema, asthma, and food allergies, and realizing how many other families are going through the same thing due to household chemicals, I have been determined to find solutions to help take the …
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How Giving Up Sugar and Gluten Changed My Life
In this, his eighth book, the doctor continues to explore the complex interplay between intestinal microbes and the brain, showing how an imbalanced gut may play a role in everything from depression and Alzheimer's to acne and eczema. … In addition …
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The latest on a simple way to help prevent food allergies in kids
It's not always possible to know if your baby has an allergy, but if he or she has eczema or blood in the stool, or has had vomiting, rashes, or fussiness after eating anything, you should absolutely talk to your doctor before starting any solid foods …
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