Today I read something that intrigues and disgusts me at the same time...no it's not another story about some reality show star...it's "Gut Worms"!
A study was conducted in Vietnam indicating that parasitic gut worms, such as hookworm, could help in the prevention and treatment of asthma and other allergies. Wow...and Gross! I will just let you read this one on your own...
MedicalNewsToday.com - Gut Worms May Protect Against House-dust Mite Allergy
Try to have a wonderful day in spite of this story.
Jamie
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News of the Weird...Yuck!
Jamie Stern - Wednesday, September 30, 2009
Happy Friday... Halloween is just around the corner!
Jamie Stern - Friday, September 25, 2009
As you may know, I live in Florida....so no fall weather yet.
However, some of you may have been experiencing some cooling temperatures and starting to think about that scary holiday...Halloween.
Now, for the rest of the world, they would think I am talking about ghosts and goblins...but for those families with Food Allergies, the scary thoughts are about their children being exposed to dangerous foods and candies. Vigilance is key and I know of groups locally that have their own "Allergen Free" Halloween events for their kids. I participated in one last year and it was awesome!
My wonderful friends at FoodAllergyBuzz.com and BestAllergySites.com are putting on a Halloween Twitter Party. Allergiesandme.com is sponsoring the event and will be giving a lucky winner $50 in shopping money to use in our online store. A portion of the sponsored event proceeds go to various food allergy related non-profits.
The event is Friday, October 2nd. These ladies have put together an informative panel of people to provide informative discussions.
Please join us if you can...Halloween with Food Allergies Twitter Party
Have a wonderful weekend!
Jamie
However, some of you may have been experiencing some cooling temperatures and starting to think about that scary holiday...Halloween.
Now, for the rest of the world, they would think I am talking about ghosts and goblins...but for those families with Food Allergies, the scary thoughts are about their children being exposed to dangerous foods and candies. Vigilance is key and I know of groups locally that have their own "Allergen Free" Halloween events for their kids. I participated in one last year and it was awesome!
My wonderful friends at FoodAllergyBuzz.com and BestAllergySites.com are putting on a Halloween Twitter Party. Allergiesandme.com is sponsoring the event and will be giving a lucky winner $50 in shopping money to use in our online store. A portion of the sponsored event proceeds go to various food allergy related non-profits.
The event is Friday, October 2nd. These ladies have put together an informative panel of people to provide informative discussions.
Please join us if you can...Halloween with Food Allergies Twitter Party
Have a wonderful weekend!
Jamie
Oprah.com on Gluten Free Diet
Jamie Stern - Wednesday, September 23, 2009
As is the case with most of you out there...who has time to watch Oprah?! Some of you might say, who wants to!!
Aside from that, I did see a nice article on Oprah.com and I thought I would share the link: Gluten-Free, Is it for Me?
It gives a good, well-rounded discussion about gluten sensitivities and celiac disase, as well as some steps to going Gluten Free with your diet. Every article I read gives different ideas and possible approaches, so I always want to share, even if you might find it "old news". There are always good reminders to stay safe and be vigilant about reading those food labels.
Take care and eat healthy!
Jamie
Aside from that, I did see a nice article on Oprah.com and I thought I would share the link: Gluten-Free, Is it for Me?
It gives a good, well-rounded discussion about gluten sensitivities and celiac disase, as well as some steps to going Gluten Free with your diet. Every article I read gives different ideas and possible approaches, so I always want to share, even if you might find it "old news". There are always good reminders to stay safe and be vigilant about reading those food labels.
Take care and eat healthy!
Jamie
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