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Allergies:     more books (100)

Allergy & Candida Cooking Made Easy by Sondra K. Lewis, Lonnett D. Blakley, et all 1996-11 The Whole Way to Allergy Relief & Prevention: A Doctor's Complete Guide to Treatment & Self-Care by Jacqueline Krohn, Frances A. Taylor, et all 1997-10 The Asthma and Allergy Action Plan for Kids : A Complete Program to Help Your Child Live a Full and Active Life by Allen Dozor, Kate Kelly, 2004-03-23 How to Live with a Nut Allergy by Chad Oh, Carol Kennedy, 2004-09-08 Allergy-Free Cooking for Kids: A Guide to Childhood Food Intolerance with 80 Recipes by Antionette Savill, 2003-09-25 Your Hidden Food Allergies Are Making You Fat by Roger Deutsch, Rudy Md Rivera, 2002-07-15 Allergy Exclusion Diet by Jill Carter, Alison Edwards, 2003-02-01 Naet: Say Good-Bye to Your Allergies by Devi S. Nambudripad, 2003-04 Say Good-Bye to Allergy-Related Autism by Devi S. Nambudripad, 2006-10 Eosinophils in Allergy and Inflammation (Clinical Allergy and Immunology, 2) Pet Allergies by Alfred Plechner, 1985-06 Balancing the Bowl, a food allergy cookbook: recipes free of wheat, rice, barley, egg, milk, soy, peanut, tree nuts, shellfish and fish by Susan Kelley Delaine, 2006-11-13 Allergy Relief and Prevention: A Doctor's Complete Guide to Treatment and Self-Care by Jacqueline Krohn, Frances Taylor, et all 2000-12-28 Caring for Your Child with Severe Food Allergies: Emotional Support and Practical Advice from a Parent Who's Been There by Lisa Cipriano Collins, 1999-10-18

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81. Debora Robinett M.A., R.D., C.D, Registered Dietitian-General Nutrition For All
    Services include pre and post natal nutrition, chronic fatigue, food allergies, cholesterol, diabetes, and sports nutrition. Has health evaluation form and research articles.  
    http://www.deborarobinett.com

82. Hardin MD : Allergies
    University of Iowa's health science department links to resources in allergy, immune diseases, and asthma.Category Health Conditions and Diseases Asthma Directoriesallergies. We list the best sites that list the sites Site Map Diseases Home. Pictures of allergies / Contact Dermatitis Pictures.  
    http://www.lib.uiowa.edu/hardin/md/allergy.html

83. No Cow's Milk For Me Thanks!
    UK website for people with lactose intolerance and cow's milk allergies.  
    http://www.lactoseintolerance.co.uk

84. Allergy Information. From Dog Allergies And Cat Allergies To Symptoms Of A Mold
    From dog allergies and cat allergies to mold mildew allergy symptoms andantihistamines everything you need to know to treat your allergies.  
    http://www.theallergyauthority.com/
    
    Extractions: Finding the Right Allergy Treatment Watch Video >> Read Transcript >> There are several types of allergies, including cat and dog allergies, mold, pollen and food allergies. But how do allergies develop? What is the difference between chronic and seasonal allergies? What are the side effects of allergy medications? Join our allergy experts as they answer these and other questions. Whether you are experiencing allergy symptoms for the first time or have had allergies for years, The Allergy Authority can help you curb your allergies effectively. Article Links

85. BIOFORCE ENVIRO-TECH
    BioForce manufactures and sells EnviroRite and Enviro-Pro cleaning products which are developed by and for people with allergies,asthma, and chemical sensitivities.  
    http://www.bioforceinc.com
    
    Extractions: BioForce offers three product lines that are manufactured using the safest ingredients currently available and naturally-occurring renewable resources whenever possible. These products serve home, business, and industrial needs, with a complete line of chemicals, services and equipment that address indoor air quality and safety issues.

86. Allergies To Your Pet
    allergies to Your Pet. In some situations, allergies to your pet can be controlled. Forless serious allergies there are some possible solutions.  
    http://www.wonderpuppy.net/canwehelp/allergy.htm
    
    Extractions: Allergies to Your Pet In some situations, allergies to your pet can be controlled. Be very careful with asthmatic children though, you might need to find your pet a new home rather than risk your child's health and life, depending of the severity of the allergy. For less serious allergies there are some possible solutions. First and foremost, is keeping your pet clean. You may be lucky enough to have the kind of dog that has a kinder coat for the allergic, such as a poodle. No matter what kind of pet, keeping him clean and groomed, and keeping your living quarters clean will help. It may be possible to live with an allergic pet by separating the pet from the allergic person, such as never allowing the pet into the allergic person's bedroom. Check into the vacuum cleaners with the special HEPA filters too, and use them often. There is also a special product you can use on your pets: From Noofies: Allerpet-C for cats and Allerpet-D for dogs has helped many allergic friends keep their animals. It's available at pet stores (sometimes the smaller mom-n-pop places are better for this than national chains) and at some vet's offices. It's a liquid - you moisten a paper towel or washcloth with this liquid and wipe your pet down with it once a week. It neutralizes the allergens on the pet's skin and fur. It takes about 3 weeks for it to reach peak effectiveness. It's truly a miracle for some!

87. AIDS Publications At The National Institute Of Allergy And Infectious Diseases (
    Fact sheets and brochures covering the latest research and information on prevention, vaccines, therapies and statistics.  
    http://www.niaid.nih.gov/publications/aidsfact.htm

88. Allergies
    What is an Allergy? Causes; Signs and Symptoms; Allergy Treatment; LifeThreateningallergies. Go to Section 1 of allergies, What Is an Allergy?.  
    http://www.lung.ca/asthma/allergies/

89. Women Health Resources - Pfizer For Women
    Interactive resources for menopause, depression, GYN, allergies, diabetes, Alzheimers disease, sexual and reproductive health and other womens health issues, to detect symptoms, find treatment and live healthy.  
    http://www.pfizerforwomen.com/?odp

90. AllergieNet
    Consacré aux allergies et à l'asthme, s'adresse aux professionnels de santé et au grand public.  
    http://www.allergienet.com/

91. HON Allergy Glossary Allergy
    From the Health On the Net Foundation.Category Health Conditions and Diseases allergiesHON Allergy Glossary Allergy. Title page and introduction to the sectionon allergies. Contains definitions it occurs. Common allergies  
    http://www.hon.ch/Library/Theme/Allergy/Glossary/allergy.html
    
    Extractions: Allergic Disease, Allergic Disorders, Allergic Illness Viennese paediatrician Baron Clemens von Pirquet coined the term "allergy" (from the Greek "allos" meaning changed or altered state and "ergon" meaning reaction or reactivity) in 1906 [ ]. Von Pirquet used the term to describe an altered reaction he had observed in patients, which he put down to the influence of external factors, an allergen , on the immune system. Allergies are hypersensitivity reactions of the immune system to specific substances called allergens (such as pollen stings drugs , or food ) that, in most people, result in no

92. Taylor's Treasures - Fragrance-Free, Sensitive Skin Care Products
    Forum, links and fragrancefree botanical products for parents of infants and children with excema, skin allergies, sensitive skin and diaper rash.  
    http://www.taylorstreasure.com
    
    Extractions: When I was blessed with my daughter Taylor, as an infant she developed some very bad dry skin patches and eczema. My pediatrician explained to me that the fragrances in baby washes were irritating her skin and suggested using fragrance free products. But trying to find these products proved almost impossible. So my husband Todd and I decided we had to come up with our own. Working with a botanical chemist, we developed these all natural fragrance-free, nonirritating sensitive skin products to sooth and calm our baby's sensitive skin. We researched many different botanicals, including Chamomile, Calendula and Uncaria Tomentosa, to create our own special blends. We wanted to make these products available to others, so we created this site to offer you our safe, soothing washes, and to create an information resource for other parents. Please use our site to look for or to share information about dealing with your child's sensitive skin. -Karen Russo

93. Fondation Pour La Prévention Des Allergies
    Translate this page page HTML du site de la fondation pour la prévention des allergies ASBL  
    http://www.oasis-allergies.org/

94. Allergy And Asthma Center, Fort Wayne, Indiana
    Located in Fort Wayne, Indiana. Provides information on services, allergies, an online appointment request form, and resources for doctors.  
    http://www.allergyasthmacenter.com/

95. Allergies
    This health education site explains all you need to know about rashes and skinallergies, including prevention, selfcare, specific recommendations for  
    http://quickcare.org/resp/alergies.html
    
    Extractions: *Special Note* Allergy is probably the most complicated topic in the Quick Care Self-Care Advisory. Below is a very general overview of only the simplest, most common allergy problems and treatments. Quick Care strongly advises that you consult a physician if you're not sure whether your symptoms are allergic, or if non-prescription treatment doesn't work well. Many more prescription options exist beyond the products recommended here. Allergies are simply your body's immune system making a big deal out of nothing. A harmless substance called an allergen (like pollen or mold) comes into contact with immune cells in your skin (external skin, or membrane skin covering the eyes, inner nose and sinuses, throat, or lungs). When the allergen touches these special immune cells (called mast cells), those cells see the harmless particle as a dangerous foreign invader. Mast cells then release damaging chemicals like histamine to "kill" the invader. Unfortunately, this just causes you harm, and doesn't hurt the pollen or mold in the least. When histamine is released it causes swelling, itching, and mucus production. Within minutes these cause allergy symptoms like runny nose, sneezing, cough (or wheeze in asthma) and itching of the nose, eyes, and throat. Some chemicals released by the mast cells attract other immune cells. These other cells also release damaging substances, which continue the allergic symptoms for hours or days.

96. Online Resources For People With Food Allergies & Intolerances: Recipes, Books,
    Recipe archive for those with food allergies and intolerances.  
    http://foodallergyliving.com/
    
    Extractions: Site Home Books Community Recipes ... Web Links 2/8/2003: The forum is again up and running. I'm still working on customizing it a bit. If you encounter any problems, please email me ! The bookstore is now running on a nifty script, and I've added a search box to the bottom of the bookstore pages. 2/2/2003: I'm afraid the posts in the forum are lost. I worked all day to try to salvage them, but I can't access the database and I'm frankly fed up with my old web host for putting me in this position. My web design associate and I are working on setting up a new forum on the host we use for our business sites, which has proven itself over the last 2 years to be stable and dependable. 1/13/2003: I find myself in one of the worst health crises of my life in the middle of my web host making improvements that have broken most of the resources on this site as well as taking the site down for several days. My family and I have become sicker and sicker over the last 2 months from living in a mold-infested apartment. These site problems have hit me in the middle of dealing with uncomfortable health problems like asthma, bronchitis, headaches, hives and edema of the hands and feet, not just in me but in my entire family. I apologize for the non-working parts of the site and promise to fix everything as soon as we have completed our move, which won't happen soon enough! Michelle BOOKSTORE

97. Rashes And Skin Allergies
    Rashes Skin allergies. Rashes are a very broad topic, but this Advisoryhas a narrow focus dry skin and eczematous rashes. Dry  
    http://quickcare.org/skin/rashes.html
    
    Extractions: always a problem if you have eczema. What is Eczema? Eczema is a term used for a group of skin conditions having several things in common: dryness, itching, inflammation and thickening of skin, and recurrence. See the table below for descriptions of the usual types. Type Location Symptoms Appearance Atopic dermatitis (common in kids with allergies or asthma, often gone by adulthood) See body map Itching Thickened, red, dry skin; sometimes crusty and oozing. Contact dermatitis (skin allergy or sensitivity to a substance) See body map Itching, dry skin Dry, thickened, cracked skin. Hand dermatitis (usually caused by irritants) Hands, sides of fingers Itchy, dry, painful; sometimes small blisters at sides of fingers Dry, red, skin; sometimes cracked and bleeding. Dry (chapped) skin Backs of hands, lower legs, or entire body None or sometimes itching Scaly, flaky; not thickened. Sometimes cracked if severe. What Causes It? do The Itch/Scratch Cycle Characteristic sites of atopic dermatitis. Scratching can actually trigger eczematous rashes. Initial mild itching makes you want to scratch, of course. But scratching damages the skin, worsens inflammation, irritates surface nerves, and leads to even more intense itching than you had before. This cycle aggravates and prolongs all of these rashes. In fact some eczematous rashes completely disappear without any treatment if you just stop scratching.

98. Access Disabled
    Proprietary remedies for arthritis, allergies, asthma, nail fungus, and poison ivy. Includes ailment specific information and testimonials.  
    http://www.GuaranteedHerbals.com/

99. Living With Rabbit Allergies
    Living with Rabbit allergies Susan Smith, PhD What Are allergies? allergiesare part of the body's normal response to fighting infections.  
    http://www.rabbit.org/journal/3-12/allergies.html

100. Kinnikinnick Foods
     Gluten free food catalog, web store and information site for people with celiac disease and other food intolerances and allergies.  
     http://www.kinnikinnick.com/mainpg.html

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