Was ranitidine the cause of anaphylactic shock? - Your article entitled ‘Did steroids cause asthma?’ (WDDTY vol 14 no 6) was very interesting. Your response - that the patient’s 'asthma attack' was li...

Food allergies made my daughter depressed - My 25-year-old daughter was losing weight. Her skin was gray and mottled, and she had a couple of food allergies. She went to her family doctor, who p...

Food allergies and crohn's disease - Food allergies are a major factor in the bowel condition Crohn's disease, and dietary changes can be as effective as corticosteroids in easing symptom...

Food allergies - Locating allergies can be one of the most difficult of detective jobs. Most elimination diets are too simplistic, which is why they don't seem to help...

Food allergies and candida albicans - Mercury vapour wrapped in saliva may combine with hydrochloric acid (HCL) in the stomach, resulting in reduction of the ability of HCL to promote dige...

Cox-2 inhibitors - The COX (cyclooxygenase)-2 inhibitors, also known as ‘selective non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs’ (NSAIDs), have long been touted as being safer...

. . . or look to food allergies as its cause - I am a naturopathic doctor treating mostly female problems and imbalances, and I have found vestibulitis responds quite well when food sensitivities h...

No one safe from psyllium? - No one safe from psyllium? The Journal of the American Medical Association reported a case of a woman who developed anaphylactic symptoms (allergic s...