Preventing Summer Allergies
We typically associate allergies with Spring and Autumn, but summer allergies can be just as bad for allergy sufferers.
Here are four summer triggers to look out for; 1) Grasses and weeds Though most grasses and weeds have finished…
Adenoiditis and Allergies
Research has found that 22% of those with allergies develop adenoiditis. Find out more about the link between adenoiditis and allergies and what you can do to reduce your symptoms...
What are adenoids? Adenoids are lymph nodes that are located…
Podcast E11 – Mould Biotoxin Illness
Mould biotoxin illness is when part of our immune system becomes extremely hyper-reactive, leading to Chronic Inflammatory Response Syndrome (CIRS), due to exposure to mould. What is Chronic Inflammatory Response Syndrome (CIRS)? When…
Hay Fever in Children
Hay fever in children is common, with up to 30 per cent of children experiencing symptoms. Most allergy sufferers first start experiencing symptoms in early childhood, and can continue to cause issues for school aged children. Symptoms…
What Causes Allergies?
Do you ever wonder why you suffer from allergies when others don’t? What causes allergies in some people is often due to being an ‘atopic’ individual.
Being ‘atopic’ means that your immune system, Immunoglobulin (IgE) in particular,…
Podcast E09 – Winter Allergies
Winter can be a difficult time for allergy sufferers - especially those with eczema, asthma and hay fever!
During winter we are immune compromised from cold and flu season, as well as exposed to more indoor triggers.
Podcast Notes: how to spot…
The Difference Between Hay Fever & a Cold
With so many similar symptoms, from sneezing to a runny nose, it can be difficult spot the difference between hay fever and a cold.
Many hay fever sufferers experience mild to moderate hay fever throughout the year, with a spike in symptoms…
Hay Fever in Winter
Do you struggle with hay fever in winter? You’re not alone!
It is a common misconception that hay fever only affects allergy sufferers during spring, but there are actually two types of hay fever, seasonal and perennial. Hay Fever in Winter…
Food Intolerance to Salicylates, Amines & Glutamates
Your guide to food intolerance caused by salicylates, amines & glutamates
Food chemical intolerance can cause a wide range of symptoms and are notoriously difficult to pinpoint. So, what are the symptoms and causes of food intolerance…
Vitamin D and Allergies
Several studies have established the link between vitamin d and allergies. And despite the amount of sunshine we get in Australia and New Zealand, many of us are still deficient. This is thought to be one of the underlying drivers of rising…