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Food Allergies & Diet:     more books (100)

The Allergy Discovery Diet by John Postley, 1990-01-01 Food Allergy Relief by James Braly, Jim Thompson, 2000-10-11 Special Foods for Special kids: Practical Solutions and Great Recipes for children by Todd Adelman, 2000-03-15 Caring for Your Child with Severe Food Allergies: Emotional Support and Practical Advice from a Parent Who's Been There by Lisa Cipriano Collins, 1999-10-18 Enjoy Life's Cookies for Everyone!: 150 Delicious Gluten-Free Treats that are Safe for Most Anyone with Food Allergies, Intolerances, and Sensitivities by Leslie Hammond, Betsy Laakso, 2009-06-01 Curing Food Allergies and Common Illnesses by Alan Hunter, 2000-09 Your Allergy-Free Diet Plan for Babies & Children by Carolyn Humphries, 2004-03 Hidden Food Allergies: Finding the Foods That Cause You Problems and Removing Them from Your Diet by Stephen Astor, 1988-02-01 Food Allergy: Adverse Reactions to Foods and Food Additives by DD Metcalfe, Hugh Sampson, et all 1997-01-15 The Peanut Allergy Answer Book: 2nd Edition by Michael C Young, 2006-08-01 Dietary Management of Food Allergies & Intolerances: A Comprehensive Guide by Janice Vickerstoff Joneja, 1998-03 Special Diet Celebrations: no wheat, gluten, dairy, or eggs (Fenster, Carol Lee. Special Diet Series.) by Carol Fenster, 1999-01-31 A Day at the Playground with Food Allergies by Tracie Schrand, 2006-09-21 Change Your Diet and Change Your Life: Food Intolerance and Food Allergy Handbook by Sharla Race, 2001-12-17

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81. Diet
    report you will get a rotation diet with a list of the foods you can eat along withrecipes. Dr. Cranton discusses the association of food allergies with CFS  
    http://www.cfsdoc.org/diet.htm
    
    Extractions: You can order a comprehensive food and spice allergy profile from Great Smokies. It is a simple blood test and measures food antibodies. Along with the report you will get a rotation diet with a list of the foods you can eat along with recipes. Dr. Cranton discusses the association of food allergies with CFS on his web site. He recommends a book: Detecting Your Hidden Allergies by William G. Crook, M.D. Professional Books, Inc. $10.95. I ordered the food allergy test from Great Smokies, and it turned up a long list of things I was allergic to. Then I read the above book pp.73 to 90 and it listed practically the same list of forbidden and non-forbidden food s. That was very revealing though. It is up to you whether you get tested for food allergies. But if you have CFS you should read Dr. Cranton's web site

82. Food Allergies And Sensitivities
    If you honestly look at your diet, you’ll admit that we often eat the same foodshabitually. William Crook, MD Tracking Down Hidden food allergies, 1980.  
    http://www.stonyfield.com/HealthyPeople/FoodAllergiesSensitivities.shtml
    
    Extractions: Most food allergies produce immediate reactions, occurring within an hour or sometimes minutes of eating the trigger food. These can include hives, muscle cramps, runny nose, sinusitis, earache, watery eyes, eczema or shortness of breath. An allergic reaction can sometimes be life threatening. For example, the swelling can occur in the throat, closing the airway and making it difficult or impossible to breathe. Adults usually do not lose their allergies, but children can sometimes outgrow them. Children are more likely to outgrow their allergies to milk or soy, but usually not their allergies to peanuts, shrimp or fish. And, it is possible to develop new food allergies in your adult years. Diagnosis of food allergies is fairly easy and certain. A blood test called a RAST or ELIZA can detect the presence of a specific IgE and identify the allergic food(s). It cannot however, pick up the presence of other immunoglobulins, like Immunoglobulin G (IgG), which is associated with delayed allergic reactions. A Delayed Allergic Reaction or Food Sensitivity

83. Poopybum Dot Com - A Dirty Arse Since 2002
    Good breakdown of allergenic foods in the North American diet. foods are listedfrom most allergenic to least allergenic. Tracking Down food allergies (4) Dr  
    http://www.poopybum.com/links.php?category=Food Allergies

84. Food Allergy Cure, Gluten/Wheat-free Diet & Intolerance
    90% of food allergies are due to gluten and dairy products. It iswell worth everyone cutting these out of your diet for a week.  
    http://www.deep-trance.com/common_problems/food_allergy.html
    
    Extractions: 90% of food allergies are due to gluten and dairy products. It is well worth everyone cutting these out of your diet for a week. Failing that, keep a diary of when you consume them and notice if any problems consistently occur in the next 6 hours. Not all allergies have obvious effects. I have a long-running back problem which improved tenfold when I stopped eating gluten. Nor are allergies necessarily permanent. I managed to cure my own gluten allergy using timeline therapy (crazy huh?). There is also an NLP Allergy Cure which works somewhat like the Fast Phobia Cure Minor allergies can become much worse if our immune system is weakened. Allergy testing can be quite expensive and I'm not sure if anyone has tested its validity. Donna Eden's book, Energy Medicine, describes energy testing, where you would eat, or simply smell various foods, and after each, somebody would attempt to pull your arm away from your side. The more easily this happens, the worse a food is for you. Please rate this page, 10 being best

85. Food Allergies
    Dr. Henderson allergies and food sensitivities or intolerances sometimes getpulled together and oftentimes an elimination diet is something that can be  
    http://www.healthtalk.com/ratalk/edition7/toc/livewell/06.html

86. Allergies And Diet
    This contains all of the first year's chronicles and more. Myth Allergiesand food intolerances cannot be controlled or managed through diet.  
    http://www.quackbusters.com.au/chronicles/allergies.htm
    
    Extractions: Allergies: Quackbusters Chronicle Volume 2 No 4 NOTICE: The Quackbusters Chronicle Volume One e-book i s now available! This contains all of the first year's chronicles and more. Myth: Allergies and food intolerances cannot be controlled or managed through diet. Fact: An allergy or intolerance is a hypersensitive reaction of our body to an otherwise harmless substance that triggers an inappropriate response of our immune system. When our immune system is challenged it can either take the immune pathway where it will destroy the invader, or take the allergic pathway, which is a bit like involving the whole neighbourhood in a petty household squabble. The most common allergens are chiefly the pollens; pet fur; dust mites; house moulds; stinging insects; medicines; and some foods, particularly those laced with food colourings and the like. Allergens can behave in much the same way as pirates invading a ship. Some of the additives found in processed foods, especially artificial colourings, will take this primary allergic response a step further by triggering an asthma attack in susceptible people. Our susceptibility to particular allergens is determined largely by hereditary factors. If the allergic response to a bee sting is enough to kill us if we don't get a quick shot of anti-histamine, we needn't be surprised to find our kids in the same plight if they are stung by an irate bee. The first sting can sensitise; the second can overwhelm.

87. HealthlinkUSA Food Allergies Links
    5 Star Vitamins food allergies Look for food allergies information%3b includingvitamins, minerals, herbs, antioxidants, diet and weight loss products.  
    http://www.healthlinkusa.com/116ent.htm

88. Steve L. Taylor, Ph.D./Food Allergies Sensitivities
    The specific avoidance diet is the primary means of treatment for IgEmediatedfood allergies. For example, if allergic to peanuts, don't eat peanuts.  
    http://www.accessexcellence.org/LC/ST/st14bg.html

89. Dog Food Allergies- Home Made Dog Food Recipes For Dogs With Food Allergies
    Owner of West Highland White and Cairn terriers offers information on homemade diets for dogs with food allergies.  
    http://www.thelittlefoxes.net/
    
    Extractions: If you knew the ingredients in commercial dog food you wouldn’t feed it to a dog, let alone your best friend. West Highland White Terriers are known for having food allergies. I know most of the Westies on the block (it’s a big block) and most of them have some kind of stomach problem or skin allergies. I have two West Highland White Terriers. Spooky and Elle. Elle is one year old, strong and naturally healthy but Spooky has had problems since he was a small puppy. With vomiting, diarrhea and blood in his stools I visited different vets every few months. Food Allergies? After $1200.00 dollars in examination, x-rays and drugs, they all told me that it was probably a food allergy because they couldn’t find anything wrong in the blood work or examination. They sent me home with a special diet of “Duck and potatoes”, “Venison and potatoes” and finally “Salmon and potatoes”. Nothing worked so they switched me to a hypoallergenic dog food at an exorbitant price. Still my Spooky-boy would loose his appetite, refuse to eat and vomit bile. I was frantic so I finally went to see a vet in San Mateo who told me Spooky had Colitis along with food allergies. We kept him on the anti-allergy formula but added bran to his diet. He improved and started eating more, gained weight and looked happier. Westies with food allergies like these are all too common. We hope we can give you some hints on how to keep your Westie or any other dog with food allergies in tip top form.

90. Untitled Document
    Flour, grains, breads, snacks and personal care products for persons with allergies or sensitivities to certain foods, chemicals, or mold, ordering via telephone or fax. Also includes a great deal of information about special diets and food products.  
    http://www.specialfoods.com/
    
    Extractions: Many of you have mentioned problems with printing some of our pages. Soon you will be able to download our pages in PDF format for easy printing. We will give you info on how to configure your browsers, to read and download PDFs. Do you feel this way much of the time? Or do you almost always feel this way? Do your symptoms overwhelm you? In the shadows of fluctuating symptoms

91. FDA/CFSAN Food Allergies Rare But Risky
    Columbia Animal Hospital offers details about this common canine affliction. Learn about different food options and the symptoms of allergies.  
    http://vm.cfsan.fda.gov/~dms/wh-alrg1.html
    
    Extractions: RARE BUT RISKY Do you start itching whenever you eat peanuts? Does seafood cause your stomach to churn? Symptoms like these cause millions of Americans to suspect they have a food allergy. But true food allergies affect a relatively small percentage of people: Experts estimate that only 2 percent of adults, and from 2 to 8 percent of children, are truly allergic to certain foods. Food allergy is different from food intolerance, and the term is sometimes used in a vague, all-encompassing way, muddying the waters for people who want to understand what a real food allergy is. "Many people who have a complaint, an illness, or some discomfort attribute it to something they have eaten. Because in this country we eat almost all the time, people tend to draw false associations between food and illness," says Dean Metcalfe, M.D., head of the Mast Cell and Physiology Section at the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases. The difference between an allergy and an intolerance is how the body handles the offending food. In a true food allergy, the body's immune system recognizes a reaction-provoking substance, or allergen, in the foodusually a proteinas foreign and produces antibodies to halt the "invasion." As the battle rages, symptoms appear throughout the body. The most common sites are the mouth (swelling of the lips), digestive tract (stomach cramps, vomiting, diarrhea), skin (hives, rashes or eczema), and the airways (wheezing or breathing problems). People with allergies must avoid the offending foods altogether.

92. Health.iafrica.com | Diet And Health | Allergies
    As a result, diet therapy and nutrition education are constantly being updated.  
    http://health.iafrica.com/dietonline/allergies/
    
    Extractions: Communities: [ h o m e ] Advice Africa Afrikaans Aids Wise Business Cars Careers Cooltech Dating Easy Money Entertainment Fun Stuff Games Highlife Men Motoring My Money News Sport Talk Travel Weather Win Women Services: Book Airtickets Chat Online Classifieds Directories Ecards Homeloans Mobile Magic myiafrica.com Property Search Shop Online Streetfinder Search Gluten intolerance also goes by the name of coeliac disease. There are various definitions of what gluten intolerance is, but the average definition describes it as a malabsorption syndrome precipitated by the ingestion of the gluten protein found in wheat products, known as "gliadin". Cow's milk allergy

93. WebHealthCentre.com - Diet & Nutrition
    A small percentage of children respond, but often a feingold dietcould be nothing more that a placebo. Causes for food Poisoning.  
    http://www.webhealthcentre.com/general/dn_aller.asp
    
    Extractions: One man's meat is another man's poison is an old saying that could not be truer than from a nutritionist's point of view. Most people can make wheat products their staple diet. But some rare individuals end up with vomiting or diarrhoea when they consume wheat. Such adverse reactions are produced either by the immune system (causing allergic reactions) or by the gastrointestinal system (leading to intolerance). In some, however, they cause allergic reactions either immediate or delayed, through the allergen antibody complex, leading to a release of histamine from mast cells. (An allergen is an antigen that causes allergic reactions). Symptoms may be gastrointestinal - vomiting or diarrhoea. For example, this could be a reaction to the gluten in wheat. Symptoms could also be general - eczema, edema, urticaria, and asthma. For example, this could be caused by a reaction to eggs, strawberries, shellfish. This could also cause rheumatoid arthritis. Classical antigens include egg, fish, shellfish, wheat, nuts, and cow's milk (one percent of infants could be allergic to this).

94. Sleep,diet Restriction, Alternative Therapies For Narcolepsy, Food Allergies, Fo
    diet restriction is one of the alternative therapies for narcolepsy. food allergiesor food intolerance may be one cause of narcolepsy in some people.  
    http://www.holistic-online.com/Remedies/Sleep/sleep_narc_diet_restriction.htm
    
    Extractions: Home Alternative Medicine Stress Management Conditions/ Treatments ... Media Sleep Narcolepsy Diet Restriction Narcolepsy may be the result of food intolerances. There have been some documented cases in which persons who suffered from narcolepsy were cured by eliminating allergenic foods from the diet. One person, for instance, was found to have an allergy to potatoes. When he removed potatoes from his diet, he no longer experienced the symptoms. To determine if your are allergic to any food and if that is causing narcolepsy, start restricting your diet to single foods. If that prevents the reoccurrence of narcolepsy, then one can reasonably conclude that the particular food item is "safe to use." Now add another food. Ultimately you will discover the offending food and that should be avoided. The most common foods that people are sensitive to are dairy products, wheat, corn, and chocolate. Next Topic: Sleep Home Diseases and Remedies Holisticonline.com Home Holisticonline.com is developed and maintained by ICBS, Inc.

95. Food Allergies
    Nutrition label definintions; Peanut allergies; Oatmeal allergies; Gluten free diettips; ADHD or cerebral allergy response; food triggers migraines what you eat  
    http://www.essortment.com/in/Food.Allergies/

96. Why And When Your Dog Develops Food Allergies
    as they suspected a food allergy, but you have no guarantee that a commercial dietof lamb Fortunately, there aren't that many dogs with true food allergies.  
    http://www.dogs-and-diets.com/html/food_allergies.html
    
    Extractions: The most common sign of a food allergy in dogs is itchy skin. Assuming you've checked your dog for fleas as soon as she started scratching, you might also want to look for a rash. If you see a severe rash—or you suspect the scratching has been going on for some time—you might want to schedule a trip to the vet.

97. Healthy School Meals Resource System: Food Allergies
    Resources on food allergies, Special Diets Special Needs. AccommodatingChildren with Special food allergies. Managing food allergies in  
    http://www.nal.usda.gov:8001/Resource/specialdiets.html

98. Arthritis Nightshades Research Foundation- Research In Arthritis, Diet, Food All
    The Bt Gene Genetically Modified Foods. Some cooperators have beenreporting having symptoms while still rigidly maintaining The diet.  
    http://www.noarthritis.com/

99. Allergies And Sensitivities
    you are here iVillage parentsplace experts nutritionist allergies and sensitivities.  
    http://www.parentsplace.com/expert/nutritionist/archive/0,10693,240070,00.html

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