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Conventional Medicine

Allergy Week – but not as we know it!

26/02/2015 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  8 Comments

The week began with the extremely welcome news that the LEAP study, which had been on-going on at Guys's and St Thomas' Evelina Hospital for the last 5 years, has come up with exactly the results that we had all hoped that it would: that eating peanuts from an early age is likely …

Category: Allergies, Conventional Medicine, Environmental Issues, Peanut allergyTag: dishwashers and the hygiene hypothesis, dishwashers increase allergy, Dr George du toit, Dr Hugh Sampson, Dt Rebecca Gruchalla, early avoidance of peanut, eczema and peanut allergy, Evelina hospital, inducing peanut tolerance, infant peanut consumption in israel, LEAP study, LEAP study on peanut tolerance, NEJM, New England Journal of medicine, Professor Gideon Lack, routes of allergic sensitisation

With apologies to The Week readers….

20/02/2015 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  1 Comment

Apologies to those of you who have already read these reports in last weeks' Week but their Health & Science pages not only informed but induced such a pleasant chortle that I wanted 'to share'..... In brief: Eggs make us nicer! Dutch researchers have concluded that the …

Category: Behavioural conditions / autism, Conventional Medicine, Electrosensitivity, Environmental Issues, NutritionTag: drinking 250ml or red wine can increase risk of stroke, Eggs make us nicer, lipstick and the menopause, PCBs affect menopause date, resveratrol in red wine, resvertrol for electrosensitivity, serotonin boost, The Week

Obscure intolerances poorly served – and don’t we know it!

09/01/2015 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  20 Comments

From a salicylate-intolerant site visitor who has been batted backwards and forwards between allergy and dermatology departments, neither of whom will give her the time of day because they have tested her for the full gamut of IgE mediated 'proper' allergies – and she does not …

Category: Allergies, Conventional Medicine, Food, FreeFrom FoodTag: AllergiesExplained, Dr Harry Morrow Brown, Dr Janice Joneja, foods matter, histamine intolerance, histamine Q & A, nightshade intolerance, potato allergy, potato intolerance, salicylate intolerance, sulphite intolerance

Christmas culture – from the panto to My Promised Land

31/12/2014 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  2 Comments

OK – so when did you last go to a panto?..... So many decades ago in my case that it feels like millennia! Which is why, when one of my favourite neighbourhood theatres, the Park in Finsbury Park, flagged up Jack in the Beanstalk with rave reviews from everyone from Sir Ian …

Category: Conventional Medicine, Food/Health Policy, PoliticsTag: Ari Shavit, brain surgeon, Do no harm Stories of life death and brain surgery, Finsbury Park, Germany, Henry Marsh, History of the World in a 100 Objects, Jack and the Bean Stalk, London Labour and London Poor by Henry Mayhew, Londoners by Craig Taylor, memories of a nation, My Promised land, My Promised Land by Ari Shavit, Neil MacGregor, Park Theatre, Peter Ackroyd London, the biography, Zionism

The further adventures of Frodo

14/12/2014 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  Leave a Comment

    Cat lovers among the readers of this blog might wish to check in on the latest trauma in Frodo's life....     …

Category: Cats, Conventional MedicineTag: Cats, Frodo, Royal Veterinary Hospital, the many lives of cats

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