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FoodsMatter ‘responsive’….

15/06/2015 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  Leave a Comment

In case you have been wondering why this poor blog has been somewhat ignored recently – it is because we have been going 'responsive'! By December 2014, according to SmartInsights.com, nearly 60% of internet users were accessing the web both on their laptop/PC and their mobile …

Category: Allergies, FreeFrom AwardsTag: 60% users access the internet via a smart phone, Foodsmatter, Foodsmatter navigation, FreeFrom Eating Out Awards, FreeFrom Food Awards, FreeFrom Skincare Awards, Google penalises sties that are not mobile friendly, mobile responsiveness, SmartInsights.com

Telling the medical wheat from the chaff

02/06/2015 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  Leave a Comment

Ten days ago I had an exchange with Dr Janice Joneja which illustrated yet again the problems faced by conventional practitioners when dealing with little understood conditions such as autism. Dr Joneja had had an email from a dietitian who had recommended her article on …

Category: Allergies, Alternative/Complementary Health, Behavioural conditions / autism, Conventional Medicine, Peanut allergyTag: Alex Gazzola, autism and the diet, Dr Janice Joneja, Fecal Microbiota transplants, Foodsmatter, GAPS diet, gluten-free casein-free diet for autism, Helminthic therapy, Latitudes.org, medical charlatans, The Age of autism, Tourette syndrome, unorthodox medical approaches

Horizon on allergies

28/08/2014 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  12 Comments

I have to admit to turning on last night's Horizon programme on allergies with a bit of a sinking heart – expecting the usual perfectly worthy but not really helpful selection of talking heads. But indeed not! Led by the wonderfully avuncular but authoritative Prof. Graham Rook, …

Category: Allergies, Conventional Medicine, Environmental Issues, Food, Food/Health PolicyTag: allergies: Modern Life and Me, bacterial population of the gut, BBC Horizon programme, Caesarean sections, clostridia cocleatum, Clostridium difficile, Fecal Microbiota transplants, FMT, Foodsmatter, Horizon on allergies, importance of good bacteria, John Scott, microbiome, microbiota, over use of antibiotics, parasite, parasites and the immune system, Professor Graham rook

In memoriam – Dr Harry Morrow Brown

26/08/2013 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  14 Comments

Sadly, but not unexpectedly, Dr Harry Morrow Brown finally lost his battle to keep his heart ticking last week. He was 96. I first met Harry and Freda nearly 30 years ago at the Oxford Food Symposium. How come? Well, Freda was interested in food so they thought they would …

Category: Allergies, Behavioural conditions / autism, Conventional Medicine, Dairy-free, Eczema, Environmental Issues, Food, FreeFrom Food, Gluten-freeTag: Acarosan, allergy research, American Academy of Allergy Asthma and Immunology, BSACI, Charles Blackley Lectureship, Dr Harry Morrow Brown, eisinophils, Foodsmatter, housedust mite tests, idiopathic allergy, inorganic crystals inthe air, mental and psychological effects of allergens, microscopes, pholcodine, re-breathing bronchial provocation test, SLIT, spore traps, sputum, sub-lingual immunotherapy, William Frankland Medal, www.allergiesexplained.com

Ugly plants have higher pollen counts!

15/07/2013 //  by Michelle Berridale Johnson//  3 Comments

The uglier the plant or flower, the more allergy-inducing its pollens tends to be! What a lovely neat theory being propounded by Dr Robert Valet, assistant professor of Medicine and an allergist at Vanderbilt University – and reported in Science Daily. Although it seems rather …

Category: Allergies, GardensTag: 'Allergy-free gardening', broad-leafed plantain, delphiniums, Dr robert Valet, Foodsmatter, Geraniums, hayfever, high pollen counts, insects collect pollen, japonica, om Ogren, pink poppy with bee, pollen, Tom Ogren, ugly plants have high pollen counts, Vanderbilt University, wind disperses pollen

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