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How Common Are Food Allergies in the United States?

How common are food allergies? What causes allergic reactions? Are allergies passed on through genetics. This week, we attack the allergy myths, and get down with the allergy facts.

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Understanding Allergies: How to Detect the Seemingly Undetectable Food Sensitivities

Now, it is known that the Autistic body is often very sensitive and children with Autism have many allergies. A lot of these prove to be IgE allergies, to where an immediate reaction is seen. But with so many potential Type II, IgG reactions, what is your child really allergic to? Could the healthy foods that you are directed to give them be really causing havok on their bodies?

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The Importance of Mucosal Immunity: More Than Just Protection From Infection

When it comes to Autism, there are a lot of big words floating around. From Mercury to Mucosal Immunity and Hemoglobin levels to Hyperbaric Oxygen Treatments (HBOT), things can get pretty overwhelming. We’ve covered the dangers of Mercury, and the vast improvements and advancements that the HBOT treatment has received. We haven’t yet discussed Mucosal Immunity and its importance, and in it’s own right, it serves a huge role in the prevention of infection.

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