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Hundreds of articles and thousands of research reports on allergy, intolerance and sensitivity, and related health problems.




Food allergy and intolerance

Including anaphylaxis, dairy allergy and lactose intolerance, peanut and nut allergy, egg and fish allergies, oral allergy syndrome, latex and sulphite allergies and total food allergy/intolerance syndrome.

Coeliac disease and gluten sensitivity

IBS and other digestive conditions
Including IBS, Crohn's disease, gut dysbiosis, gut flora

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Eczema and skin care
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Infant and child health and vaccinations

Alternative and complementary approaches
Acupuncture, alternative antibiotics, cranial therapy, dowsing, helminthic therapy, herbal medicine, homeopathy, hypnosis, kinesiology, meditation, NAET, NLP, oxygen therapy - plus Directory of Therapists.

Environmental issues and chemical sensitivity

Electromagnetic sensitivity
Dirty electricty, geopathic stress, microwaves, mobile phones, wifi and bluetooth

Asthma and respiratory conditions
Asthma, dust mites, hay fever, mould, rhinitis.

Behavioural conditions
Including autistic spectrum disorders and mental health issues.

ME, CFS and fibromyalgia

Candida, Headache and migraine, Sugar and sweeteners, Thyroid

Conference reports
Covering all of the subjects on the foodsmatter.com site

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NB You will find that some of the articles and research reports on the site are illustrated with cartoons by Christopher White. If you enjoy them and wish to see more, click here for a list of where they are to be found.



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Huge rise in potentially fatal allergies
New NICE guidelines for the treatment of anaphylaxis


Alcohol and smoking can trigger allergic reactions or make allergy symptoms worse


Successful trials of peanut desensitisation in the UK – and in the US


Peanut allergy transferred along with lung transplantation.


Explaining 'gluten free'
The FSA explain the new regulations that have just came into force.


New codex standard & 'may contain'.
Blog discussion on the fallout of the new standards.


Aqueous creams not helpful for eczema


Watching funny films helps faecal flora – and atopic dermatitis!


Stomach flu linked to food allergies


Electric air fresheners exacerbate allergy


Dr Andrew Goldsworthy on the viability of H2O2 as a treatment for electrosensitivity. For details of the treatment, click here.


Bioresonance, allergies and electromagnetic sensitivity


Could men with allergies benefit from having their testosterone levels checked?


'Cluster' and 'rush' immunotherapy may speed up allergy treatment


Should gluten-free food be available on prescription? Blog discussion.


Digital worlds can help autistic children to develop social skills


Emotional and behavioural effects of food allergies/intolerances
Dr Harry Morrow Brown presents seven extraordinary case histories.


Click here for an archive of research reports