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Food intolerance

Depression, darkness, allergy…

25/01/2012 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  Leave a Comment

Mid January is, notoriously, the time of year when people (well, those in the northern hemisphere anyhow) feel most depressed. I think that last Monday is the peak (or trough) depression day but the whole month is pretty grim. Not surprising really – the weather is cold and grey, …

Category: Allergies, Blogging/social media, Chemicals, NutritionTag: chocolate for stress and Alzheimer's, Christmas weight gain, depression, Dr katherine Desmaison's Potatoes not prozac, Dr. Damien Downing, Food allergy, food allergy in children, Food intolerance, food sensitivity, Foodsmatter.com articles on depression, Holidays, life-threatening food allergy, long nights, mood and micronutrition, mood swings, nutrition-mood link, short days, suicidal depression caused by wheat, sun, vitamin d and depression, Vitamin d and mentalillness, Vitamin D and SAD, Vitamin D council, wheat intolerance and mood

Should allergens be banned from a household with an allergic member?

03/12/2011 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  3 Comments

I just came across an article from an recent Sunday Telegraph headlined 'Food fight over allergy ban' which investigated, once again, the extremely knotty problem of whether or not you should allow allergens into a household with an allergic member.  There are in fact, two …

Category: Allergies, Dairy-free, Food, FreeFrom Food, Gluten-free, NutritionTag: allergens, Allergy, Allergy Action Plan, Allergy education, Banning peanuts from schools, calcium, calcium sources, CMA, Coeliac, Cow's milk allergy, Dairy products, Epipen, expense of freefrom foods, FAAN, FeeFrom Food, Food allergy, Food allergy bullying, Food intolerance, food sensitivity, FreeFrom Food Awards party, Gluten, Hugging your non allergic child, infant allergy, Milk Marketing Board, nuts for nutrition, paranoia, Peanut/treenut allergy, peanuts, pregnant women eating peanuts, Sensitisation, Sibling issues, Stress, sunday Telegraph, Tourette's Syndrome, What Allergy? blog

www.freefromchristmas.com

25/10/2011 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  1 Comment

The last week has been a mad dash to get our FreeFrom Christmas site up and running by its deadline of – today... But we made it – and are rather pleased with the results. The idea was to give allergy and intolerance sufferers, coeliacs and those with problem skins lots of …

Category: Allergies, Dairy-free, Environmental Issues, Food, FreeFrom Food, Gluten-free, RecipesTag: Allergy, Artificial scents, Christmas, Christmas cake, christmas party, Christmas puddings, Christmas trees, Coeliac, Dairy-free, Dustmites, Food allergy, Food intolerance, FreeFrom gift packs, Freefrom skincare, french alps, Gluten free, Gluten-free stuffings, Mince pies, Naturally made wines, Pampering, Skiing, Soya free, Sulphites, Turkey

The Progression of Multiple Food Intolerances

17/10/2011 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  Leave a Comment

Micki Rose recently had a very interesting post on her Truly Gluten Free site discussing the depressing progression of food intolerance that will already be familiar to those on very restricted diets, as their food options get ever fewer. Micki sees a possible answer in …

Category: Allergies, Environmental Issues, Food, Gluten-freeTag: Anna Locatelli, Annabel Senior, Blood-brain barrier, Chemical Sensitivity, Dying of starvation, Food intolerance, Foraging, Gut barrier, Gut wall, Infant formula, Restricted diets, Skin barrier

‘Food allergies in children over-diagnosed’

30/09/2011 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  Leave a Comment

Oh dear, here we go again... The old chestnut. 'Over 40% of the population believe they have food allergies but in fact less than 5% do so the other 35% are unnecessarily restricting their diets and may be making themselves ill by not eating sufficient nutrients. This is …

Category: AllergiesTag: coeliac disease, food allergies, Food intolerance, gastroenteritis, IBS, ideopathic condition, latex, overdiagnosed, Peanut/treenut allergy, pollen, sufficient nutrients

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