Alternative & Complementary Healthcare
I am trying to keep on top of the research and articles flinging everywhere for us on the best ways to prevent and possibly treat/shorten/lower the severity of coronavirus. This is an evolving document and I am updating it daily, sometimes several times a day currently as new information emerges. Please remember that this is …
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If you read my last tip for you, you'll have seen that some of the recommended immune-boosting foods include turmeric, ginger and cinnamon. (You can see all of this series here by the way]. So, here is a little recipe video for you on how to make a paste using those and other ingredients that …
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We have been very good over the past couple of decades at looking for infections and problems in the gut that can trigger or are linked to inflammatory and autoimmune disorders elsewhere in the body. But I've always felt we were missing a trick by not considering infections and inflammation at the other end of …
Just to let you know I have been merrily changing tests and adding new ones on the shop, but have forgotten to tell you! Things are always changing and I do my best to assess new tests as they come along and change my provision if necessary to make sure I always have the most …
Just to let you know I have recently updated the Candida Plan - and the TrulyGlutenFree version, of course. I've rejigged the protocol as some of the products I recommended before had changed, so it was a good opportunity to research the latest approaches and bring it up to date. As usual, my plans are …
Interesting piece from the IFM today for you - I would have said it is pretty obvious that infection is involved somewhere, if 'only' in causing immune dysregulation: Is a Virus Responsible for Celiac Disease? The rise in autoimmune conditions in the developed world has led to questions about whether subclinical infections could play a …
Fascinating report on Medscape the other day about the growing -literally- use of faecal transplants (new gut bacteria introduced in the intestine to you and me) in both gut and non-gut conditions. Here's the summary for you. Faecal Microbiota Transplantation Therapy for Digestive and Nondigestive Disorders in Adults and Children S. Shaa, J. Liang, M. …