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Food additives caused my son's stutter

Food additives caused my sonโ€™s stutter

When Kaelan Mann was three, he developed a mysterious stutter that doctors couldnโ€™t explain. After months of elimination diets his desperate mum removed food additives from his diet as a last resort. Just four weeks later, the stutter was gone. Here, his mum Anna describes their quest to save Kaelanโ€™s speech. Kaelan Mann is your [โ€ฆ]
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Could allergies protect against cancer?

Could allergies protect against cancer?

Anyone with a skin contact allergy โ€” most commonly to nickel, which is found in jewellery, nail polish and remover, some cleansers and shampoos and countless other products โ€” will tell you how frustrating the condition is, as well as how unsightly. Anti-inflammatory creams can help, but the only sure cure is avoidance, which can [โ€ฆ]
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Food allergies โ€” caring for children with allergies and intolerances

Food allergies are an increasing issue and concern for all parents. Itโ€™s a problem thatโ€™s even on the radar for parents whose children do not have food allergies, because they still need to carefully consider what to pack in their childโ€™s lunch box or what food to offer at parties. A recent review conducted by [โ€ฆ]
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What causes allergies? Experts blame excessive cleaning

What causes allergies? Experts blame excessive cleaning

If you are obsessed with keeping your home or workplace clean and tidy, you may be doing more harm than good when it comes to your health. Excessive cleanliness has led to a soaring rise in allergies such as hay fever, eczema, hives and asthma in developed countries, a new Canadian study has found. The [โ€ฆ]
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What can I use to replace egg?

Question: I have an egg allergy. Is it possible to leave eggs out of a recipe or can they be substituted? You should avoid any products that are labeled as containing albumin, dried egg, egg whole, yolk, protein or solids, globulin, livetin, lysozyme, ovalbumin, ovaglobulin, ovomucin, ovomucid, ovovitellin or vitellin and pasteurised, powedered or whole [โ€ฆ]
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When food is not a friend

Food allergy and food intolerance โ€“ whatโ€™s the difference? You hear people all the time say they canโ€™t eat a particular food because they are allergic. However, a true food allergy is not as common as you may think. In fact, the adverse reactions to food that are commonly thought to be an allergic reaction [โ€ฆ]
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Allergy fears cause party-poopers in schools

Growing fears about allergies are fuelling schools and kindergartens to ban parents from bringing in birthday cakes and other party treats to celebrate their childrenโ€™s birthdays. Gone are the days when you could send your child off with a tray of cupcakes to share with their classmates as parents are being told that it is [โ€ฆ]
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