Food Allergies: The Search for a Cure!
This is a brief interview with Henry Ehrlich, author of “Food Allergies:: Traditional Chinese Medicine, Western Science, and the Search for a Cure,” which details the pioneering work of Dr. Xiu-Min Li to adapt ancient herbal medicines to cure “modern” diseases! Dr Li has achieved great success using Traditional Chinese Medicine to heal […]
Continue readingHome Remedies for Asthma
I posted some here about our use of lypospheric vitamin C here and here. But this post is about how we landed on lypospheric vitamin C to begin with. We use a lot of these things preemptively. If we do have an acute issue, we immediately proceed to our emergency plan! That being said, all […]
Continue readingMore Evidence: Ancient Chinese Herbs Can Treat Allergy
FAHF-2 could be the closest thing to a cure for food allergies out there. What is a cure? In my opinion: tolerance. Being able to savor what was once a mouthful of death. I recently read “Food Allergies: Traditional Chinese Medicine….” The book chronicles the work of Dr. Xiu-Min Li – known by anyone […]
Continue readingHair Test Results
So I finally decided to do a hair test for my son. To be quite honest, I have been somewhat despaired over the results. Firstly, I am not quite sure what the sources of these toxic metals are. For example, the lead – we drink water from a very expensive water system. Is this simply […]
Continue readingBaked Milk Challenge
***I substituted light olive oil for the canola oil. So we passed the baked milk challenge. Yay! I am elated, almost to the point of being numb. I tried tweeting from the hospital – to take myself out of the emotions of it – but alas my cell phone signal was kerplunked. My son had […]
Continue readingHercules, Food Allergy, and the Baked Milk Challenge
My son is learning about the Greek and Roman Gods and myths. And Hercules is one of them. When I thought of Hercules it was – ‘super strong muscular dude who slayed mythical dragons, animals, and warriors.” Like Yanni on steroids in a loin cloth or something. Boy did I underestimate his journey. Well, and […]
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