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Conventional Medicine

How could raw milk reduce lactose intolerance?……

02/05/2014 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  5 Comments

Working my way just now through a backlog of John Scott's excellent research reports I came across this one: Sarah Mummah, MPhil, Beibei Oelrich, MD, PhD, Jessica Hope, MSN, NP, Quyen Vu, BAH and Christopher D. Gardner, PhD, Effect of Raw Milk on Lactose Intolerance: A …

Category: Alternative/Complementary Health, Conventional Medicine, Environmental IssuesTag: lactase enzyme helps digest lactose sugar in milk, lactose sugar in all animal milks, raw milk, raw milk and lactose intolerance, raw milk contains lactose sugar, raw mloik does not help lactose intolerance, Stanford's Human Biology programme, Weston Price foundation

Banish your phone from your bedroom…

14/03/2014 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  8 Comments

I am sure that I have gone on at length in previous blogs about the EVILS of using your mobile as an alarm clock and the amazingly beneficial effects of banishing all electrics from your sleeping area – if you are not familiar with this patter, see below... However, I was …

Category: Alternative/Complementary Health, Conventional Medicine, Electrosensitivity, Environmental IssuesTag: Banning mobiles from the bedroom, bight light of screen stimulates retina, bright light of screens prevent sleep, cortisol production stimulated by mobile phone use, dangers fo mobile phones in the bedroom, Dr. Andrew Goldsworthy, electromagnetic-free sleeping areas, Electrosensitivity, interrupting sleep patterns, light from screens is blue and wakeful, MailonLine, man made electromagnetic radiation, melatonin needed for sleep, radio alarm clocks bad for sleep, wifi routers, wifi routers continue to emit signal when not in use

Does electromagnetic radiation cause cancer – or does it not?

20/02/2014 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  1 Comment

The electrosensitivity world is up in arms at the recently released findings of the MTHR Mobile Telecommunications Final Report – conclusions, according to Dr George Carlo, a leading member of the ES scientific community, 'based on limited poor science and even poorer …

Category: Conventional Medicine, ElectrosensitivityTag: Dr George Carlo, Dr. Olle Johansson, elecromagnetic radiation does cause cancer, electromagnetic fields a possible carcinogen, electromagnetic radiation does not cause cancer, Karolinska Institute, MTHR Mobile Telecommunications Final Report, precautionary principle with regard to EMR, Tetra systems affect those who are electrosensitive, WHO 2B cancer classification of power-frequency electromagnetic fields, WHO cancer forecast

The sports dilemma

18/02/2014 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  Leave a Comment

Sport is good. We all know that. It keeps children fit, gets them out into the fresh air, gives them something to do other than hang around and join gangs and get into trouble. It also quite genuinely  gives them a good reason to eat healthily and look after themselves and …

Category: Allergies, Behavioural conditions / autism, Conventional MedicineTag: concussion in sport, dangers of playing rugby, depression resulting from concussion, Latitudes on Line, rugby accidents, rugby for children, sport keeps children's weight down, sport teaches children to work in teams, Sports great for children

Successful peanut allergy trials

01/02/2014 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  3 Comments

The media has been buzzing for the last two days with reports of the Addenbrooke's trial which showed that, by feeding peanut-allergic children tiny but increasing doses of peanut protein, you can desensitise them to the point that they no longer react to peanuts. This is, of …

Category: Allergies, Conventional Medicine, Peanut allergyTag: Addenbrookes, anaphylactic shock, Cambridge University Trust peanut allergy clinic, dangers or trying immunotherapy at home, desensitisation for hay fever, desensitisation for insect stings, Dr Andrew Clarke, Dr Pam Ewan, Enzyme potentiated desensitisationn, fatalities from immunotherapy, fatalities from peanut allergy, immunotherapy, immunotherapy for peanut allergy, improved quality for children on successful peanut allergy trial, lasting effect of immunotherapy treatments, Peanut/treenut allergy, quantifying allergen contamination risk, stress of having an allergy, What allergy?

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