All Entries in the "Allergies" Category
Natural Relief For Sinusitis And Allergies
As the spring weather warms, sinuses clog. One of every seven Americans suffers the pain of chronic sinusitis as plants fill the air with allergens. But help is available: Natural therapies not only offer long-term support for sinuses but can improve your overall health, too.
Gluten-Free, Dairy-Free Diet May Help With Autism
A gluten-free, casein-free diet may improve behavior and physiological problems in some children with an autism spectrum disorder (ASD), according to research at Penn State.
Taking Antibiotics For Sinus Infections Is Probably Worthless
Antibiotics that doctors typically dole out for sinus infections don’t do any good in treating the infections according to investigators at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis.
Stand Up To Stress
Modern society seems to specialize in creating stress for its inhabitants. Last month we coped with holiday stress. There’s no question that stress can wreck your health and make you prone to debilitating disease. And medical research shows that stress wreaks its havoc at the cellular level. Luckily, the tools you need to de-stress are absolutely free for the taking.
Is Dental Health At The Root Of Cancer?
Chances are your family doctor has never looked at your teeth. That’s an oversight. The condition of your teeth and gums reflects the health of the rest of your body and can offer insight into your vulnerability for cancer, heart disease and other devastating conditions.
Kids Need Dirt To Prevent Allergies
Young children exposed to a wide range of bacteria get fewer allergies. And kids who are born vaginally encounter more bacteria than those born in a caesarean section. That may be a reason children who undergo natural childbirth are less prone to asthma and allergies.
Some Cosmetics Hold Hidden Dangers For Celiac Patients
People who have gluten intolerance, known as celiac disease, have to be very careful about what they ingest. A new study presented at a meeting of the American College of Gastroenterology suggests that these individuals also need to watch what they put on their skin.
When An Athlete Gives Up Gluten
Search for studies on how gluten affects athletic performance, and you’ll probably come up empty-handed. Researchers just haven’t paid much attention to how gluten influences exercise. But in the real world, outside of the controlled environment of the laboratory, athletes are finding that going gluten-free seems to give them an extra edge.
Food and Other Allergies
Do you have allergies? If you answered no, are you sure about that? I’ll reveal how many kinds of illnesses, signs, or symptoms you never thought possible are due to allergies.
The Subtle Impact Of Allergies
If you’re like me, you love the foods you love—even if they give you a stomach ache later. But what if I told you these very foods could lead to chronic illness instead of just momentary discomfort? Would you keep right on eating them or would yo
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