Allergies
The American Academy of Pediatrics estimates that 5.6 million U.S. children (7.6%) have a food allergy and 40% of those children have more than one. The Academy also noted that prevalence could be as high as 11.4%.
Recent Posts
Asthma: Is Wheezing the First Sign?
When I know a child has an increased risk of asthma or any other type of inflammatory issue like allergies, constipation, or reflux, I look at the bigger picture and ask, How can I reduce this child’s overall systemic inflammation?
What Role does Genetics Play in Celiac Disease?
Celiac disease is more prevalent in people of Northern European descent. One can have symptoms without having celiac disease.
Inflammation and Recurrent Illness: A Parent’s Guide
Inflammation is an intricate, complex response by the whole body to what it perceives as a threat.
What If You Could Break Your Child's Sick Cycle?
Discover 7 Steps to Heal and
Prevent Common Childhood Illnesses
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