Women can prevent their children from suffering from allergies if they eat nuts during pregnancy. The study – from Denmark – analysed the connection between maternal peanut intake during pregnancy and the development of allergy and allergic diseases children. Studies regarding links between pregnancy intake of nuts and potential childhood allergies have been controversial recently...
Tag: Allergy
What I suffer allergy?
Not always easy to know what type of allergy you suffer as its manifestations are varied. Identify your symptoms. IT IS ALLERGIC RHINITIS IF … Your runny nose, itchy, sneezing. “The most common symptoms of rhinitis allergic are the flow, itching and sneezing, possibly obstruction when crises are more severe ” , said Dr. Marie-Christine Delsaux, allergist. Seasonal...
The ragweed is back in France; tens of thousands of French are sensitive to an allergy
Tens of thousands of people in France are sensitive to ragweed, a plant from America.This allergy can even go to asthma. Pollens have not finished tickle the eyes, nose, mouth, people with allergies. In late summer 2014, you have even more interest out your handkerchiefs because ragweed is in bloom. Warning, this plant from America because...
The nickel content in an iPad: What it can do; cause allergy
In children or people with allergies to nickel, the intense use of an iPad can cause itching and redness. This thing happened to a boy of 11 years, according to the journal Pediatrics. Highly allergenic, the e nickel is a material that is hidden in many items of our daily lives, from jewelry to electronic devices, such as laptops...
Air Pollution: Despite real awareness; the air quality is still unsatisfactory
Ozone, fine particles, nitrogen dioxide … The air we breathe is not good. Despite a real awareness, there is still much progress to be made. It is time to get started. The health effects are real. Industrial and traffic emissions we continue to pollute the atmosphere.In recent years, indicators for the three most toxic monitored are not satisfactory....
Stress, one of the causes behind aggravating allergies
The National Network Aerobiological monitoring indicates the presence of pollen from birch, oak, ash … This is the time to take care because stress can promote allergies. The 8th French Congress of Allergology was held in Paris from 16 to 19 April. Among the topics discussed: the role of stress as an aggravating factor in allergic....
Spirulina algae which gives pep!
Spirulina algae are small hypersaline vitality. It exerts its beneficial effects on all functions, immunity head. Spirulina is a blue-green microalgae interesting. It grows in freshwater lakes in warm regions, at 25-30 ° C, in Africa (Chad, Ethiopia and Tunisia), Latin America (Mexico, Peru) or South Asia (India, Sri Lanka and Thailand). As she concentrated almost all...
Allergy to cats and dogs: Will there soon be a treatment available against the disease?
If you experience symptoms of allergy to pets, your sneezing and itchy eyes may soon find their solution in treatment. Researchers have identified immune mechanisms involved. The presence of our pets can trigger in some itching, sneezing and other allergic manifestations. A team of British researchers have identified the hitherto unexplained mechanism of all these inconveniences. The...
Respiratory allergies: Are they everywhere, even my home is it polluted?
Chemical pollutants, dust mites, cat hair and even radon, it is difficult to escape the pollution of its interior. For people sensitive to the respiratory level detection kits available over the counter. We often forget that indoor air pollution is as much, if not more, than the outside air. If you are allergic, you have any...
Pregnancy: The pool chemical(s) increases the risk of allergies in babies
For the past fifty years, the use of chemicals to clean pools has quintupled the risk of allergy in children. Many expectant mothers rush to municipal pools during pregnancy to relax in the water and swim a few laps basin. However, it seems that this habit is not as beneficial as one might think. It...