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Environmental Issues

FreeFrom Skincare Awards – the judging….

27/05/2017 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  1 Comment

A typical scene from a Skincare awards judging session – our new awards co-ordinator, Kirsty Mawhinney of Skin Insight, and Sarah Stacey of the Beauty Bible comparing notes on a product while Lorraine Dallmeier of Formula Botanica peers dubiously at her hand which has just had …

Category: Allergies, Eczema, Environmental Issues, FreeFrom Awards, FreeFrom Skincare, Gluten, NutsTag: Alex Gazzola director of the FreeFrom Skincare Awards, Flaxseed fusilli from Nomad health, FreeFrom Skincare Awards, FreeFrom Skincare Awards shortlist, FreeFrom Skincare Awards testers, Kirsty Mawhinney of Skin Insight, Labelling freefrom skincare products, Lorraine Dallmeier of Formula Botanica, Love Natural Love You show, mange tout broad beans, Nairns gluten free oatcakes, Ruth Holroyd of What Allergy?, Sarah Stacey of the Beauty Bible, The Beauty Bible, The latest fashion in beards, Yanar Alkayat

Low allergen garden wins gold at Chelsea Flower Show

25/05/2017 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  6 Comments

What a coup!! You see those round little yellow tickets saying OPALS? They are there to tell you, on a scale of 1 – 10, how badly that flower and its pollen will affect you if you have hay fever or allergic asthma. And they are all over the gold-winning Birmingham City Council …

Category: Allergies, Environmental Issues, GardensTag: 'Safe sex in the garden', Allergy Fighting Garden, Birmingham City Council display at Chelsea Flower show, Chelsea Flower Show, Darren Share, Darren Share Head of Parks at Birmingham City Council, Deputy Chair of the Board of Trustees at the Birmingham Botanical Gardens, gardening articles on FoodsMatter, Hay fever and allergic asthma affected by high pollen counts, Low Allergen Gardening, Lower pollen could to to protect against allergic disease, Nigel Clarke, Nigel Clarke at Green Legacy Guernsey, Nigel Clarke at Queux plant centre, OPALS (Ogren Plant Allergy Scale), OPALS rating for allergenicity, Peter White, Roladnb emmet display at Chelsea Flower show, Roland Emmet society, the dangers of all male plants, Tom Ogren, Tom Ogren's OPALS plant scale

Harvesting seaweed in County Sligo

04/05/2017 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  2 Comments

Just off Streedagh beach looking onto Donegal Bay – the most amazing collection of edible seaweeds:  sugar kelp, dulse, sea spaghetti, pepper dulse, carrageenan, sea lettuce, velvet horn, bladderwrack, alaria and a very pretty pink seaweed (erect coralline) which is also pure …

Category: Cooking/kitchen equipment, Dairy-free, Environmental Issues, Food, Gluten-free, Nutrition, PoliticsTag: alaria, Algaran, aquaculture, Arcadian Seaplants, Armada ships off Streedagh bay, Arramara, balderwrack, Blath na Mara, blocking of Irish licenses to farm seaweed, Bren Smith's 3-D vertical ocean farming, Butter Boat wreck Streedagh beach, Butter Boats, channelled wrack, Donegal Bay, dulse, erect coralline, FreeFrom all'Italiana Primi, FreeFrom Skincare Awards seaweed products, fresh carrageenan, harvesting seaweed safely, Irish Seaweed Kitchen, Irish Seaweeds, laminaria hyperborea, oarweed, pepper dulse, prannie rhatigan, Prannie Rhatigan's Irish Seaweed Kitchen, review of sea weed harvesting licensing in Ireland, sea farming, sea lettuce, sea spaghetti, SeaGreens, seaweed bath at Leenane, Seaweed baths at Enniscrone, Seaweed baths at WaterWorld Bundoran, serrated wrack, Streedagh beach, sugar kelp, The Irish Seaweed Company, velvet horn, Wild Irish Seaweeds

What do you know about ultra sound scans?….

26/04/2017 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  Leave a Comment

Well, not a lot, to be honest. Like most people I have never really thought about them, despite their very wide use for diagnostic purposes in adults and in babies in the womb. But Jim West believes that we are very unwise to believe that just because ultrasound is so widely …

Category: Big Business, Conventional Medicine, Environmental Issues, Food/Health PolicyTag: 1982 WHO criteria on ultrasound scan use, 50 Human Studies, Biological effects of ultrasound scans, Chinese Human Studies (CHS), Chinese Human Studies demonstrate DNA fragmentation with ultrasound, Conducted in Modern China, in Utero, Jim West, Jim West and ultrasound, placental pathology, possible dangers of ultrasound scans, Townsend Letter, ultrasound and leukaemia

Random reading…

23/04/2017 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  Leave a Comment

Why can't we put down our smart phones? A former Google product manager, Tristram Harris,  dishes the dirt on how smart phones are specifically designed be habit forming. He compares smartphones to 'slot machines' because, he says, “Every time I check my phone, I’m playing …

Category: Behavioural conditions / autism, Electrosensitivity, Environmental Issues, Mental HealthTag: #MentalMovementMagazine, Dr Roy Fox, Lions Barber Collective, Lions Barber Collective tackles rising rates of suicides, neurotoxic volatile organic compounds (VOCs), Tom Chapman of the Lions Barber Collective, Tristram Harris, Unexplained illness at Camp Hill Medical Centre in 1990, Why can't we put down our smart phones?, Why can't we put down our smart phones? on 60 Minutes

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