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Please click on the links below to read our articles. If you are interested in research findings, click here for links to research reports. For links to freefrom food products click here. The elements of life and death. Nutritionist Margaret Moss describes the elements that are so crucial to the healthy functioning of our bodies – and those which can do us harm. June 2018 Folic Acid Supplements and Genetic Polymorphisms. Breads and other products such as breakfast cereals are often fortified with various vitamins and minerals. There has been a recent concern that many gluten free products do not receive such fortification and perhaps the allergy free consumer is missing out. Food intolerance is a complicated business and replacing nutrition lost on an exclusion diet may involve 'going exotic'. Margaret Moss explains. November 2013 Human nutrition through the 'seven ages'. Supplements: The Real Story. Natural or Synthetic? Foods or Tablets? - from the Orthomolecular News Service. Febuary 2012 Free, peer-reviewed nutritional medicine research online – when you doctor says he/she has never seen good research showing that vitamins work therapeutically, suggest they follow the links from this article. From the Orthomolecular Medicine News Service. Overcoming bias against Nutritional Medicine – commentary by Andrew W. Saul, editor of the Orthomolecular Medicine News Service. Radioactive Fallout: Can Nutritional Supplements Help? A Personal Viewpoint by Dr Damien Downing May 2011 Grain and Corn Free Supplements: A Nightmare! Micki Rose explains why and what you can do about it. May 2011 Zero deaths from vitamins, minerals, amino acids or herbs – a report from the Orthomolecular Medicine News Service Women, young and old, are worryingly short of nutrients – Micki Rose explains August 2010 Pills or food? A useful reference website. Nutrition and Addiction: promoting recovery through nutritional and lifestyle interventions Foods for optimal health – John Scott reviews Patrick Holford's 100% Health Survey which cuts across much conventional dietary wisdom Viz: nuts and seeds, often avoided because of their high fat and calorie content, prove excellent predictors of good health while wheat and milk, considered by many to be staples, are associated with poor health. January 2010 John Scott's free digestive enzymes - 2009 Lectins. Many of us have heard of them but few really know what they are and how they can affect our health. Margaret Moss 2009 Rotating cabbage and linseeds: managing food sensitivities with a rotation diet – Nicki Greenham 2009 Food, behaviour and the junk food generation: a report on the FABResearch held in Brighton in March - The Ketogenic Diet: explaining the precision diet formulated to help control epilepsy - Ruti Chang 2009 Paediatric Nutrition Nutrition in old age: how micronutrient malnourishment among the elderly makes a heavy contribution to illness and unnecessary hospitalisation – Margaret Moss 2007 Eat right to digest right: an exploration into why we are seeing an increasing number of patients with excellent diets who also suffer from blood sugar problems and inflammatory disease – Marion Kirkham 2004 Dietetics and nutrition: contrasting views on nutrition with contrasting views on food allergy and intolerance – Frances Dale 2002
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Colostrum for skin conditions and heat induced gut disorders? Nutritional supplements and fortified foods intended to boost immunity may make asthma flare-ups worse Poor nutrition in the womb can affect offspring Food allergies/sensitivities can inhibit weight loss A different approach to treatment of phenylketonuria Could candida succumb to alligator blood? Candida rising Research could shed light on allergy sufferers and candida Probiotics have a tangible effect on the metabolism Studies show natural trans fats aren't as risky to heart as artificial trans fats Broccoli may help boost the aging immune system Raw milk has nutritional benefits and could possibly help prevent allergies Both organic and spoiled food is better for you than you thought
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