• Good article in the New York Times about the over prescription of Ritalin for ADHD but, sadly, with no mention of diet as an alternative, drug-free approach. 01/12
  
  
• BSEM - Scientific conference on the Halogens – November 2011 – notes on the presentations.
  
  
• How a gluten-free diet helped to free me from IBS – Sophie Lee, author of Sophie's Story, my 20-year battle with Irritable Bowel Syndrome, describes her journey. 01/12
  
  
• Gluten illness, malabsorption and finding the key – excellent post on the Truly Gluten Free site on how severe gluten intolerance can prevent the absorption of nutrients with all the ill health that can entail. 01/12
  
  
• Explaining 'gluten free' – The Food Standards Agency explain the new regulations that have just came into force. 01/12
  
  
• New codex standard & the dreaded 'may contain'. Blog discussion on the fallout of the new standards. 01/12
  
  
• Should gluten-free food be available on prescription? Blog discussion
  
  
• Lengthy article in Vaccine Truth about the involvement of Drs Roy Meadows and David Southall in the Munchausen Syndrome by Proxy/vaccination scandals of the last 20 years. 01/12
  
  
• Good trailer for anti-smart meter campaign in Canada – 01/12
  
  
• Specific types of weak electromagnetic (EM) fields are able to stabilise cancerous tumours. An article in Microwave News describing various different research trials. 12/11
  
  
• Very useful quick guide to sources of electromagnetic fields and radiation in everyday life and suggestions as to how they can be avoided from the Collaborative on Health and the Environment. 12/11
  
  
• Comments from Dr Andrew Goldsworthy on the viability of H2O2 as a treatment for electrosensitivity; for details of the treatment, click here. 01/12
  
  
• Bioresonance, allergies and electromagnetic sensitivity – some helpful reading. 01/12
  
  
• Coeliac Sue Cane spends the day with nutritonist, Noami Devlin, cooking gluten-free pissaladiere, sourdough bread and – eating lunch – at the River Cottage cookery school! 12/11
  
  
• Environmental approaches to depression – Dr Albert Robbins, courtesy of Latitudes 12/11
  
  
• Safer, natural and drug-free treatments for anxiety – Ryan Rivera courtesy of Latitudes 12/11
  
  
• Why you need more Vitamin D. A lot more – Dr William Grant of Orthomolecular.org. 12/11
  
  
• The Raw Milk debate. Interesting and detailed article in Caduceus in which Ann Woodriff Beirne examines the issues and the evidence in the raw milk debate. 11/11
  
  
• Emotional and behavioural effects of food allergies/intolerances – Dr Harry Morrow Brown presents seven extraordinary case histories. 12/11
  
  
• Does eating out with allergies have to be this difficult? Mel Fenson who runs the excellent Pig in the Kitchen blog, has a daughter who is allergic to milk, egg, nuts and mustard offers some tips to restaurateurs keen to widen their 'freefrom' menu. 12/11
  
  
• Long article in the NYTimes about the rise in both coeliac disease and the availabilty of mainstream gluten-free food. 11/11
  
  
• Peanut desensitisation programme works for 12-year-old girl from Iowa. 11/11
  
  
• Parasites or Cohabitants: Cruel Omnipresent Usurpers or Creative "Éminences Grises"? The history of parasites and the impact of parasitic diseases on the course of human evolution, proposing that the term "cohabitant" is more accurate, because every living being is a consortium of living beings and parasite and host together compose a new adaptive system: the parasitized-host or the cohabitant-cohabited being. The paper suggests switching the old paradigm based on attrition and destruction, to a new one founded on adaptation and living together. 04/11
  
  
• Prevention of atopic disease in children – Guidelines from the Irish Medical Times 12/11
  
  
• Long Facebook post about 11-year-old Daniel who is gradually overcoming very severe allergies and eczema with the help of sublingual immunotherapy and Chinese herbs. 11/11
  
  
• Northern Irish hotel, Corr's Corner, hosts dinner for over 100 seriously allergic members of Allergy NI for the third year running. 11/11
  
  
• Residual gluten proteins found in wine that has been clarified with wheat gluten - the research report – and comment thereon. 12/11
  
  
• ALK Abello launches a test for penicillin allergy after research shows that the majority of those who believe themselves to be allergic to penicillin are not. 12/11
  
  
• Nutrition and Addiction – a handbook Supporting recovery from food and substance misuse with nutritional and lifestyle interventions – Edited by Martina Watts 12/11
  
  
• Gluten-free skin care – Alex Gazzola investigates what that means and what is available. 11/11
  
  
• Leatherhead Food Research. Food Allergens: From Social Stigma to Sampling. 16th November 2011. Alex Gazzola reports.
  
  
• Dirty electricity and its effect on cows... Two articles chronicling the effect that dirty electricity/stray voltage has on the health and milk yield of cows. Farmers Weekly Interactive 03/10, Minnesota Public Radio (MPR) News 01/11
  
  
• Dr. Christine Aschermann, a German neurologist, shares a case history of a patient with a preexisting multiple chemical sensitivity who developed severe electromagnetic hypersensitivity, symptoms of which included burn-like skin manifestations, hypertension, brain-related disorders, and intestinal bleeding. 11/11
  
  
• Fecal microbiota transplants effective treatment for C. Difficile and Inflammatory Bowel Disease 10/11
  
  
• Two articles suggesting that probiotics may affect gut metabolism and might possible affect gene expression. 10/11
  
  
• The hygiene hypothesis reviewed with particular reference to eczema and hay fever in Indian populations. 2007
  
  
• Deworming mothers in East Africa fails to deliver the expected benefit, but results in double the rate of eczema in their children. Interesting article from the Wellcome Trust. 11/11
  
  
• Fourteen-year-old Colorado school girl with life threatening milk allergies attends school via a robot! Daily Mail on Line 11/11
  
  
• Very long but fascinting article in Chemical & Engineering News about the ingredients/additives used to replicate texture in low fat, low sugar and freefrom foods. 10/11
  
  
• "The GM protein that makes Roundup Ready Soy resistant to the herbicide does not have a history of safe use in humans and may be an allergen. In fact, sections of its amino acid sequence are identical to known allergens." Article from UK Progressive suggesting that there could be a direct relationship between the growth in allergies and the use of genetically modified foods and that the latter should be banned or at least mandatorily labelled. 10/11
  
  
• Good review article from the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition on histamine intolerance plus comprehensive listing of histamine containing foods. 2007
  
  
• Interesting piece in the LA Times about how fast food restaurants are become allergy conscious. 10/11
  
  
• The signals from the tetra phone masts that power the communications systems for the police and emergency services are not only more powerful than the standard phone mast signals, but they are 'modulated' in such a way as they can penetrate thick buildings, and do so 24/7. Unfortunately this modulation interferes with the brain wavepatterns of the human sleep cycle –and therefore the sleep patterns of anyone within their ambit. An excellent post from Inspired Choice. 11/11
  
  
• Story in 31/10/11 Daily Mail about a 29 year old with multiple food and chemical allergies who has had her funding for neutralisation therapy at the Breakspear Hospital (that has been enabling her to manage her allergies) withdrawn. 11/11
  
  
• Anti smart meter campaigners win a signal victory in California – November 2011
  
  
• Mobilewise report – Mobile phone health risks: the case for action to protect children. More that 200 studies linking mobile phone use with serious health problems. 11/11
  Brief overview from EMFields and articles in the Express, Telegraph, Mail and Marie Claire magazine. Also see the mobile phone operators response ('no credible evidence of harm).
  
  
• BMJ 09/11 – Use of mobile phones and risk of brain tumours: update of Danish cohort study. Conclusions In this update of a large nationwide cohort study of mobile phone use, there were no increased risks of tumours of the central nervous system, providing little evidence for a causal association. Dr Allan Frey's very interesting letter to the BMJ suggesting that most of the epidemiological studies that have been done on mobile phone usage are worthless because they have, for example, lumped together 'car, bag and head' use of phones when estimating brain cancer risk.
  
  
• Health risks from mobile phone radiation – why the experts disagree. Useful short article from the European Environmental Agency on the precautionary principle as applied to mobile telephony. 10/11
  
  
• Health Canada report on the safety of compact fluorescent bulbs. 11/11
  
  
• Health Canada urges that limits be imposed on cell phone usage 10/11
  
  
• Electricity pylons to stride across Suffolk countryside through residential areas - story on EMFields site. 09/11
  
  
• Brian Stein on Electromagnetic Sensitivity. Two very good introductory videos by Brian Stein, a trustee of both the Radiation Research Trust and ES-UK – Part 1 and Part 2 11/11
  
  
• Comment from Robert Baan, author of the IARC report, clarifying that the Class 2B carcinogen 'status' awarded to mobile phones extended to 'all types of radiation within the radiofrequency part of the electromagnetic spectrum'. 08/11
  
  
• WHO no longer fit for purpose. Article in NatureNews suggesting that World Health Organisation is archaic, underfunded and being marginalised by the the plethora of other better funded and more powerful world health organisations. 11/11
  
  
• Winter Blues: how SAD affects people, and how to combat the debilitating effects – Sinnet Morch 2011 – plus run down on SAD lights.
  
  
• Testing for allergen components – Allergy Research Foundation meeting – November 2011
  
  
• A very lengthy article on the CureZone site about the background, workings and possible hazards of microwave cooking. 11/11
  
  
• Wifi in schools – Dr Andrew Goldsworthy explains why it is dangerous for at least some children. 11/11
  
  
• Is stress making your food intolerance worse? Eve Menezes Cunningham believes that that it is and offers some coaching and NLP tips on how to combat the stress and relax. 10/11
  
  
• Free, peer-reviewed nutritional medicine research online – when your doctor says he/she has never seen good research showing that vitamins work therapeutically, suggest they follow the links from this article. From the Orthomolecular Medicine News Service. 10/11
  
  
• Overcoming bias against Nutritional Medicine – commentary by Andrew W. Saul, editor of the Orthomolecular Medicine News Service. 10/11
  
  
• The Seaweed Health Foundation – executive director, Dr Craig Rose describes what the foundation does and some of the health benefits of seaweed. 10/11
  
  
• If you live in Calfornia and you do not want a smart meter – here is how to avoid being forced to have one... 10/11
  
  
• Op-Ed on latex allergies – enlightening blog by latex-allergy sufferer on the pervasiveness of latex and the problems of living withthe allergy. 10/11
  
  
• What is an acceptable amount of gluten in a 'gluten-free' product? Professors Catassi, Ciclitira and Fasano 10/11
  
  
• Home treatment for mould – Dr Diana Samways. Dr Samways, herself a GP, has suffered from severe mould allergy for many years. These are her suggestions as to how it can be managed. 10/11
  
  
• Travelling gluten-free in Wales – blog post describing a very successful gluten-free Welsh holiday. 10/11
  
  
• ES-UK conference - September 2011 – Frances Dale reports
  
  
• Food and Drink Innovation Network FreeFrom seminar. Michelle Berriedale-Johnson – overview from the chair 09/11
  
  
• 'The use of antibiotics leads to the development of fungal Candida albicans infections. This in turn can lead to cross-over allergic reactions to gluten and may trigger celiac disease in individuals.' Taken from an article on the Healthiertalk.com website linking gluten intolerance/coeliac disease with candida. 09/11
  
  
• A report in the Evening Tribune on the excellent protocols set up for the management of allergic children in schools in District 186 in Springfield, Illinois. 08/11
  
  
• Rush Immunotherapy telescopes months of allergy shots into a single morning of multiple shots. However, this treatment seems to be both safe and effective. More details from presentations at the AAAI annual meeting in 2006, as reported by Medscape News. 2006.
  
  
• 'Electromagnetic Fields Intolerance is a physical illness based on objective tests' – Professor Dominique Belpomme's conclusion based on the clinical observation of 450 patients over a 3 year period. 09/11
  
  
• Sensitive to MSG? TruthinLabeling.org has copious information on all the unlikley places in which MSG may be lurking. Check here on their site – and here. 09/11
  
  
• Electrohypersensitivity is declared a cause of permanent disablity in Spain but is still not recognised elsewhere – 09/11
  
  
• Laughter is catching – and can improve your allergies. Michelle Berriedale investigates the work of Dr Hajime Kimata. 09/11
  
  
• The General Medical Council (GMC) has, since 2001, staged a number of prosections of Dr Sarah Myhill, a private GP with a special interest in ME, after they had recieved an anonymous complaint about her work, not from a patient, but from a doctor. In August 2011 the GMC reinstated her on the Medical Register after the latest hearing against her was cancelled 'with no case to answer'. Click here for her press release. 08/11
  
  
• Practical use of Probiotics and Prebiotics. A useful article in the July 2011 Townsend Letter by Drs Stephen Olmstead, Dennis Meiss and Janet Ralston of Pro Thera Inc.
  
  

• Corn-free pain killers. An helpful post on the TrulyGlutenFree site about pain killers delivered as suppositories and thus totally gluten free. 07/11

• An interesting (and amusing) blog post from a medical student doing a PhD in immunology on whether or not food allergies can be sexually transmitted. 07/11

• Danger foods for coeliacs – good post on About.com 08/11

• Interesting article on theGluten Free Works site on the current state of 'gluten'free' legislation in the US which is not currently covered by the Codex 'less than 20 PPM' code. 02/11

• Autism, Allergy and Chemicals – Albert F. Robbins, D.O., MSPH 09/11
  
  
• Potatoes can make you miserable and destroy your quality of life – Dr Harry Morrow Brown looks in more detail at the rarely recognised symptoms of potato and nightshade intolerance – 09/11
  
  
• Freddy the Mouse allergy books for small children – 08/11
  
  
• A good article in the Scientific American on immunotherapy and desensitisation techniques for peanut and milk allergy. 06/11
  
  
• NOTA BENE We have just been through our file of recents electrosensitivity articles so the next clutch of articles are all about electrosensitivity. Please scroll down for other topics.
  
  
• EHS sufferers living at the EHS refuge at Foussais-Payré in the Vendée in France went on hunger strike recently when the local telecoms company threatened to install phone masts near the refuge. (The hunger strike has now been called off as the telecoms company has agreed to talks.) In support of their cause, Professor Olle Johannson wrote this interesting letter outlining the position for those who are electrosensitive in Sweden where the condition is recognised as a 'functional impairment'.
  
  
• Wifi in schools – should the teachers' unions be involved – and wifi alters brain activity in young adults 08/11
  
  
• The US National Broadband Plan sees a national web of smart meters, monitoring every aspect of our daily lives, as being the gateway to a cleaner, more efficient and more sustainable world. See the Broadband.gov website for the full plan. 07/11
  
  
• Hampshire County Council has signed a deal with Bglobal to install smart meters in all classrooms in Hampshire schools. 06/11
  
  
• Useful video presenatations on various aspects of eletromagnetic radiation are to be found on the IEMFA (International EMF Alliance) website here. 07/11
  
  
• Professor Olle Johannson's warning to the California Public Utiities Commission (committed to a fast deployment of smart meters to all homes in California) of the dangers of smart meters. 07/11
  
  
• How smart meters may cause autism and cancer. A new paper from Dr Andrew Goldsworthy 2011
  
  
• Tanning can become clinically addictive. Interesting article in the New York Times suggesting that tanning actually changes brain wave patterns. 08/11
  
  
• Helminths reduce Multiple Chemical Sensitivity – John Scott reports 08/11
  
  
• Practicing positive activities to alleviate depression– Courtesy of Latitudes. The psychological effect of suffering from an allergy or a food related illness is often overlooked. This low cost approach could be very appealing. 07/11
  
  
• A useful post on Dr John Briffa's blog suggesting that many apparent instances of mental health problems are actually caused by physiological or nutitional problem. He also highlights an excellent article in the Wall Street Journal by Harvard psychiatrist Barbara Schildkrout, who wants therapists broaden their diagnostic skilsl so that they can pick up underlying physical conditions which may be causing, or at least contributing, to a mental health problem. 08/11
  
  
• US federal government finally reduces maximum allowed levels of fluoride in water supplies. 01/11
  
  
• Additives - The Center for Science in the Public Interest has an excellent directory of food additives with explanations of what they are and a safety rating.
  
  
• Fats Matter.  Margaret Moss looks at the crucial role played by fats in inflammation and, therefore, allergy. 08/11
  
  
• How my sense of smell keeps me safe. Those who are allergic to the nightshade family usually react to the whole family but Eve Menezes Cunningham only has problems with peppers which she can detect at thirty feet! 08/11
  
  
• Helpful tips for a avoiding nickel if you have a nickel allergy in the WhatAllergy? blog – 07/11
  
  
• Blog post from a colitis sufferer showing how following a particular diet (Speciifc Carbohydrate Diet in this case) may not be the whole answer, and how an elimination diet may be needed to add the final piece to the puzzle.  07/11
  
  
• Research suggests that vaccinations are causing a surge of asthma In children - an interesting article from Vaccine Truth - 07/11
  
  
• A good overview of helminthic therapy thinking and research over the last 10 years from Science News. 06/11
  
  
• The medical effects of mould exposure – detailed positional paper from AAAAI 2006
  
  
• Helminths give chronic headaches the old heave-ho 07/11
  
  
• Coeliac disease training for US pharmacists 07/11
  
  
• Article in New Zealand's Voxy News on how the surge in demand for vegan wine is being boosted by dairy, egg and fish allergic wine drinkers seeking wines which do not use their allergens in the fining process. 06/11
  
  
• Corn Allergy and intolerance – comment from Dr Michael Radcliffe, consultant in allergy medicine at the Royal Free and the University of Southampton. 06/11
  
  
• John Scott has compiled a file of over 100 personal accounts of those using helminthic therapy, an amazing 80% of whom have derived significant benefit from the therapy, having already tried every other treatment available for their condition. 06/11
  
  
• Autism, inflammation and nutrition – speculation on the role of inflammation and poor maternal nutrition in autism – with particular reference to the increased rate of autism in second children when the pregnancies are closely spaced. 04/11
  
  
• Cell (mobile) phone masts – a cause of sleep deprivation. A Townsend Letter article suggesting that radiation from mobile phone masts has caused the dramatic rise in the number of Americans taking prescription drugs to help them sleep: from 15% in 2002 to 40% in 2009. 05/11
  
  
• Consumer misconceptions about allergen labelling – 06/11
  
  
• Wheat & Gluten Research: The Dark Side of Wheat. Two long and detailed articles on the GreenMedInfo site 'making a strong argument against perceiving wheat intolerance as simply a matter of allergy/genetic intolerance in a minority subset of the human population, but rather as a species-specific intolerance, applicable to all.' 2011
  
  
• Interactive 'infographic' of the most effective treatments for ADHD – 02/11
  
  
• An interactive 'infographic' on what treatments work best for allergy sufferers – but note the first and subsequent comments. 09/10
  
  
• GSM (AT&T / T-mobile) phones emit more electromagnetic radiation than CDMA (Verizon/Sprint) phones with the same SAR rating – recommendations for the safer use of mobile phones. 05/11
  
  
• Citric and lactic acid – allergic reactions to meat which has been sprayed with either. Via a post on a helminthic forum. 06/11
  
  
• Immunotherapy advised to protect against allergic reactions to insect stings – a report in Medical News Today 06/11
  
  
• Autism and vaccination – two articles in the Age of Autism one covering Andrew Wakefield's address at Brandeis University in Massachusetts, the other covering the increasing evidence linking vaccinations of all kinds (not just MMR) to autistic spectrum disorders. 06/11
  
  
• The trials of living with a severe corn allergy. Coeliacs and dairy intolerants may struggle to get recognition for their condition or to identify their allergens or triggers in ready-made food, but you try being corn allergic! A recent correspondence between FoodsMatter and a severely corn allergic site visitor. 06/11
  
  
• A really excellent round up of food-allergy and other food-related articles from, of all unlikely people, an American kitchenware manufacturer. 06/11
  
  
• Allergies aren't always forever for kids 05/11
  
  
• Autism and Electromagnetic Radiation – a presentation from parents of children with ASD. 2011
  
  
• No deaths from vitamins in 27 years - the Orthomolecular Medicine News Service reviews the data. 06/11
  
  
• President Obama: Don't Waste Billions of taxpayer dollars on a risky WIRELESS broadband initiative and smart meter grants – an appeal from the EMR Policy Institute – June 2011
  
  
• Frequently asked questions about helminthic therapies – a detailed explanation of helminthic therapy and the benefits that can result by Autoimmune Therapies, one of the leading providers of helminths. 04/11
  
  
• 'Smart cities' – an interesting and alarming report in Science Daily that researchers in Darmstadt are being given 4.5million euros to work on a network which would connect all public services in the city allowing them to interact with each other and with citizens via mobile sensors. 05/11
  
  
• The WHO's International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) and the Council of Europe warn of health risks of mobile phone usage.
  May 2011
  
  
• Digital (DAB) radio and television, unlike analogue transmissions, use similar protocols to mobile phones and wifi and can be expected to cause similar health problems. Dr Andrew Goldsworthy comments - 05/11
  
  
• Smart meters. A Which? blog raised the questions of privacy in relationship to smart electricity and gas meters but many of the comments also raise the wifi question. Worth a quick trawl through. 06/11
  
  
• Reasons why God might not be too keen on having phone masts installed on church spires... Dr Andrew Goldsworthy points some of the disadvantages – and directs attention to the research linking increased incidence of adult mortality and childhood leukemia and lymphoma to proximity to the Vatican radio transmitters. May 2011
  
  
• Swedish refugees from EMR, Bo and Sonja Fredburg, interviewed by Today Health 05/11
  
  
• The Sulphite Connection – a new book by Paul Barratt-Hassett who traced his chronic fibromyalgia to sulphite sensitivity and who believes that hidden sulphites in foods may be responsible for a wide range of other chronic conditions. 06/11
  
  
• Background information/research on the health effects of electromagnetic radiation with reference to power line installation – Professor Denis Henshaw – May 2010
  
  
• Karolinska Institute accused of stifling academic research that conflicts with sponsors' interests. A long and very interesting article about the politics behind research into electromagnetic radiation and the effects it has on health. June 2011
  
  
• Tanning, sunscreens and melanoma – a very long and interesting article on the Arizona Center for Advanced Medicine site discussing melanoma and the increaing evidence that the rise in its incidence, far from being caused by excess sun exposure may well be caused by too little exposure. 2011
  Also see the summary of melanoma-related research by Professor s Örjan Hallberg, Olle Johansson 03/11
  
  
• Water medicine – and water and allergies - Dr Batmanghelidj believes that dehydration lies at the root of most chronic and acute 21st century maladies – including allergy. 02/10 & 06/11
  
  
• In an address to the Irish Doctors Environmental Association, Dr Gerb Oberfeld, who is credited with the policies that have led to the city of Salzburg having the lowest electromagnetic radiation levels in Europe, predicts that half the Irish population will have some form of EMR-related cancer by 2025. In a lengthy presentation, he explains the links. May 2011
  
  
• How electromagentically-induced cell leakage may cause autism. Dr Andrew Goldsworthy May 2011
  
  
• Can the rise in childhood food allergy be linked to vaccinations? A long article on the Vaccine Truth website suggesting that they can. 5/11
  
  
• Priority measures aimed at protecting Russian children from mobile phones – courtesy of EMFields - 05/11
  
  
• Alex Gazzola reviews the skin products he found at the 2011 Allergy and Gluten-free Show – 05/11
  
  
• Gardeners hands – Michelle Berriedale-Johnson reviews the prevalence of hand eczema among gardeners and offers simple avoidance tips. 05/11
  
  
• Vaccines – a brief primer for concerned parents – Dr Richard Halverson - 05/11
  
  
• New FSA guidelines on gluten free for caterers – 05/11
  
  
• TCM Herbal remedies for allergy – a helpful post on the healthiertalk.com site 05/11
  
  
• Radioactive Fallout: Can Nutritional Supplements Help? A Personal Viewpoint by Dr Damien Downing 05/11
  
  
• Excellent post on About.com on how to remove peanut residue from hands and from furniture – also noting that washing out the mouth does not get rid of peanut residue from the saliva. 05/11
  
  
• Grain and Corn Free Supplements: A Nightmare! Micki Rose explains why and what you can do about it. 05/11
  
  
• Coeliac Disease: what you need to know - by Alex Gazzola 05/11
  
  
• Managing electrosensitivity  - could oxygen be an answer? Michelle Berriedale Johnson charts her progess in dealing with her electro-sensitivity (including a run down on ES, what it is and how to manage it) and describes the oxygen treatment which appears to have made a crucial difference. 2011
  
  
• Sending an allergic child out into the big, wide world – Eve Menezes Cunningham has some helpful advice. 2011
  
  
• Autism – the role of the oral contraceptive and the MMR vaccine. Drs Andrw Wakefield and Ellen Grant 03/11
  
  
• The Health Hazards of Disease Prevention – A personal viewpont by Dr Damien Downing – courtesy of the Orthomolecular Medicine News Service 04/11
  
  
• Hyperbaric oxygen and inflammation – Jane Dean explains how it can also be used to treat allergy and, maybe, even autism. 04/11
  
  
• Healthy Skin Product Ranges – Micki Rose reviews her top products for sensitive skin, keeping an especial eye open for those which are totally gluten free. 04/11
  
  
• The Psychological Burden of Psoriasis– Alex Gazzola looks at a recent survey. 04/11
  
  
• EU directive to ban majority of the high street herbal remedies 02/11
  
  
• Childen in India die minutes after measles vaccination. Article by Christina England on the Vaccine Truth website 03/11
  
  
• Vitamin D: why we need more,to combat allergies amongst many other conditions – and how much to take. John Scott investigates. 03/11
  
  
• The perversion of science for profit, politics and principle. Presentations from the BSEM's conference,  A  tablet a day keeps the doctor away. 03/11
  
  
• FreeFrom foods, allergy and intolerance – Mintel, March 2011. Alex Gazzola made some brief notes.
  
  
• Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT) can be used to reduce or banish phobias to needles, or worms, thereby allowing you to access treatments that could help your condition but that you might otherwise never be able to face. John Scott explains. 03/11
  
  
• Coeliac disease can cause obsessive compulsive disorder and tics.Carolyn and Ian Talty talk about Ian's condition and the book Carolyn wrote to help Ian cope with living on a restricted diet. 03/11
  
  
• FDA use flawed data to target raw milk cheese 02/11
  
  
• Vaccine related nerve damage – courtesy of Sanevax 02/11
  
  
• Supreme Court immunises vaccine makers against law suits 02/11
  
  
• Bad Science and its misuse for political ends 02/11
  
  
• Allergic to nitrites and nitrates? Bacon Wizard, Jasper Ackroyd, could have the answers! 02/11
  
  
• Wise Traditions – Gill Jacobs reports on the 2010 Weston A Price Foundation conference on Philadelphia. 02/11
  
  
• Homeopathy for fibromyalgia – a long articles in Natural News looking at recent trials which have confirmed the significant benefits of homeopthy for fibromyalgia sufferers. 02/11
  
  
• Gluten: No grain, no pain. Nutritionist Micki Rose lifts the lid on why stopping wheat, rye and barley may not be enough to avoid gluten. 02/11
  
  
• Infantile Crohn's relieved by whipworm. An account by a father of how whipworms have transformed his daughter's life. 02/11
  
  
• Seven healing lifestyle diets for digestive conditions – good blog pieces covering a range of diets from Wanted: Crohn's End 02/11
  
  
• FreeFrom escape the ghetto – Simon Wright 02/11
  
  
• FreeFrom Foods 2011 – an overview. Michelle Berriedale-Johnso 02/11
  
  
• Dr Mercola on water purification 12/10
  
  
• New allergen-free houses in Switzerland 01/11
  
  
• Nasal allergies nuked by worms – John Scott reports 01/11
  
  
• The Health Effects of Electromagnetic Fields - video footage of a comprehensive conference in California in November 2010
  
  
• Gluten-free beer 2011– how is it made? How is its gluten content tested? And is it really safe for coeliacs? Sue Cane investigates. 01/11
  
  
• Video clip via EMFields showing how blood cells slump together during a mobile phone call. 01/11
  
  
  
  

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