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Mental Health

Might you be sensitive to nickel?

29/11/2021 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  1 Comment

Do you find yourself, either occasionally or continually, suffering from random patches of dry, red or itchy skin, little skin blisters or even swelling? If so you could be suffering from a nickel sensitivity or allergy. As a condition, metal allergy (which is primarily to …

Category: Allergies, Mental HealthTag: Alex Gazzola, allergy to bismuth, allergy to gold, Chromium allergy, Cobalt allergy, Conditions associated with metal allergy, Nickel allergy, Nickel sensitivity, Systematic contact dermatitis, The Metal Allergy Guide by Alex Gazzola, titanium allergy

Prescription anti depressants – do they cure or can they kill?

14/11/2021 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  Leave a Comment

Pandemic fuelled stress has resulted in a worrying rise not only in mental health issues but in prescriptions for the antidepressants that are meant to help us cope with those issues. But do they help? And what are the side effects of taking them? Questions that we surely need to …

Category: Behavioural conditions / autism, Chemicals, Conventional Medicine, Food/Health Policy, Mental Health, Prescription DrugsTag: Anti depressant drugs, Anti depressants, AntidepressantRisks.org, Chris Pittman shooting of grandparents, Chy-Sawel Project, Cytochrome P450 system, Dr Yolande Lucire, Genetic mutations of Cytochrome P450, Glyn Lewis Professor of Psychiatric Epidemiology, Independent Forensic Services (IFS), James Holmes mass shooting, Katinka Blackford, MIND, Sandra Breakspeare of The Chy-Sawel Project, Selma and Richard Eikenbloom, Side effects of anti depressant drugs, withdrawal symptoms - antidepressant drugs

The toxic load our children bear

15/10/2021 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  1 Comment

If you want to shock yourself, go to the website for the Global Alliance for Our Children's Future, a north American network that 'creates and disseminates tools to educate professionals, the public, and policy makers on holistic models of health for our children'. First read …

Category: Allergies, Alternative/Complementary Health, Behavioural conditions / autism, Electrosensitivity, Environmental Issues, Mental Health, NutritionTag: 2006 REACH programme, Dr Bruce Lanphear, Dr Bruce Lanphear of the Simon Fraser University, electromagnetic frequencies a toxin, EMF Hazards Summit, Epsom salts baths lower inflammation, Global Alliance for Our Children's Future, increase in autism in the US, Kids Brain Summit, Michelle Riddle nutrition, ocf.global, Simon Fraser University, Why are children more susceptible to EMFs?

The Gut-Brain Axis

27/09/2021 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  Leave a Comment

How gut microbes talk to the brain - with thanks to Professor Ted Dinan whose fascinating slide I have borrowed to illustrate the theme of the webinar. An excellent webinar organised by Yakult in its quest to educate us all about our guts and the importance of feeding them …

Category: Behavioural conditions / autism, Mental Health, Microbiome, NutritionTag: APC Microbiome Cork University, Athena Institute VU Amsterdam, Director Nutrition-Gut- Brain Interactions Research Centre Örebro University, fecal transplantation, Gut bacteria types, Gut brain axis, gut microbiota, How microbes talk to the brain, Intestinal barrier function, Novel probiotics, Professor Eric Classen, Professor Jeroen Raes, Professor Robert-J M Brummer, Professor Ted Dinan, Rega Institute at the University of Leuven, tryptophan/serotinin conversion, Yakult seminars

Mitochondria – how our health is dependent on theirs

23/09/2021 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  3 Comments

This is a very long report of a totally fascinating day organised and led by Dr Rachel Nicoll under the auspices of the Biolab Medical Unit. It was designed for health professionals so much of the supporting science was way above my head, but the message was clear. Mitochondria …

Category: Behavioural conditions / autism, Chemicals, Conventional Medicine, Environmental Issues, Food/Health Policy, Mental Health, Nutrition, SugarTag: Biolab Medcial Unit, Biolab's Mitochondria day, cancer and the immune system, Cell Danger Response, Dr Aseem Malhotra and statins, Dr Dale Bredesen, Dr Jenny Goodman, Dr John Maclaren Howard, Dr Rachel Nicholl, Dr Sarah Myhill, Dr Stephanie Seneff, Dr Stephen Sinatra, Gillian Crowther, hyperbaric oxygen therapy and cancer, It's Mitochondria not Hypochondria, Lucille Leader, Mark Adams at Biolab, mitochondria, mitochondria and Alzheimer's, mitochondria and antibiotics, mitochondria and apoptosis, mitochondria and autism, mitochondria and Cardio Vascular Disease (CVD), mitochondria and CFS/ME, mitochondria and chronic disease, mitochondria and MS, mitochondria and obesity, mitochondria and Parkinson's Disease, mitochondria and statins, mitochondria and the microbiome, mitochondria and Type 2 Diabetes, mitochondrion, Nobel Laureate Otto Warburg, Professo Eija Pirinen, Professor Robert Naviaux, Professor Roy Taylor, Professor Thomas Seyfried

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