Food Allergies
Living with food allergies isn’t as hard as it used to be. With so many people all over the world showing signs of allergies today, many food manufacturers have seen the benefit of offering a v...
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With nearly 40 million people suffering from seasonal allergies (otherwise known as hay fever)-- ten percent of those allergic to pollen -- it’s no wonder more and more people are looking to nature to cure (or at least ...
By: Joe Dively
At one time or another almost everyone on the planet has experienced some type of allergic reaction. The most common allergy symptoms occur when confronted with seasonal allergens such as pollen or ragweed, and may caus...
By: Joe Dively
You know that being around cats and dogs makes you feel miserable. Your throat is scratchy; your head pounds and you can’t stop sneezing. But what is it about these adorable little creatures that set your im...
By: Joe Dively
Vicki Schulkin's cough was driving her crazy. Every time she caught a cold or her allergies flared, so would the wracking, phlegmy paroxysms that had waxed and waned for nearly four years.
Dear Jim: My children have allergies to mold. I want to make my house more airtight for better energy efficiency, but I heard this can exacerbate mold problems. What safe efficiency improvements can I...
WASHINGTON: Baby lotion, powder and shampoo can lead to higher concentrations in an infant?s body of phthalates, chemicals linked to allergies and altered reproductive development, a study showed Mond...
Although people can be allergic to any kind of food, most food allergies are caused by tree nuts, peanuts, cows milk, eggs, soy, fish and shellfish
