http://allergy-and-asthma-help.com/blog All about Allergy and Asthma Tue, 26 Aug 2008 01:52:44 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Some of these no-no's may be obvious, but even so it's worth checking through: Peanuts in any form, including salted or dry-roasted, and peanut butter Nut roasts, chestnut stuffing, Bombay mix, Waldorf salad, ice cream and chocolates Almond essence, marzipan and nut oils Pine nuts can also trigger a reaction, so steer clear of ... http://allergy-and-asthma-help.com/blog/allergies/nut-allergies-what-not-to-serve/ by Dorothy Medlum If you have allergies you know about allergy supplements, no doubt.  If not, you don't know what could possibly be helping your situation.  Anyone who has ever had an allergy attack or reaction can tell you how awful it can be. And, you like everyone else, deserves a ... http://allergy-and-asthma-help.com/blog/allergies/allergy-supplements-a-natural-alternative/ Nut allergies have doubled over the last decade, with more than one in a hundred of us affected, according o the British Nutrition Foundation. Peanuts account for three-quearters of cases. More people in the UK are sensitised than elsewhere, and this may be because in other countries babies ... http://allergy-and-asthma-help.com/blog/allergies/who-is-at-risk-from-nut-allergy/ The immune system triggers the release of histamine, which can cause widespread swelling of the tissues.  In extreme cases it can cause anaphylactic shock, a severe allergic reaction that causes swelling throughout the body, including the tissues of the lips and throat.  This can result in difficulty in breathing or ... http://allergy-and-asthma-help.com/blog/allergies/what-is-an-allergic-reaction/ Bacteria found in yoghurts are being used to lower the risk of asthma in children.  A probiotic supplement containing lactobacillus is being given to babies under six months who will be monitored for three years to assess its effects on the development of asthma. It's thought that early exposure to the ... http://allergy-and-asthma-help.com/blog/allergies/bactera-in-yoghurt-may-beat-asthma/ 'Tis the season to be wheezing. A new study warns that bringing a real Christmas tree into a home can multiply the mould-spore count by five times the normal level - increasing allergy symptoms. "It's one of the many triggers that people with allergies and asthma have to put up with at ... http://allergy-and-asthma-help.com/blog/allergies/christmas-and-allergy/ Allergic reactions usually develop in early childhood. Typically, children first become allergic to foods such as milk and egg. In ... http://allergy-and-asthma-help.com/blog/asthma/risk-of-asthma-is-increased-by-household-allergies/ Researchers have found that babies raised on organic dairy products are a third less likely to suffer allergies in their first two years than those fed conventional food.  The Dutch study followed 2,500 pregnant women and their infants for two years after birth.  Some of the children were on strict ... http://allergy-and-asthma-help.com/blog/allergies/can-organic-food-help-prevent-allergies-in-young-children/ Welcome to the blog for Allergy and Asthma. http://allergy-and-asthma-help.com/blog/allergies/allergy-and-asthma-blog/