Hypersensitivity - Articles
Food Hypersensitivity & Bisphenol A
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Cheryl
... diet (3). Bisphenol A has become common in breast milk, cord blood, and bodies of humans (eg, 4-8) and may be etiologically significant in some and perhaps many cases of food hypersensitivity (1). As cited below, other BPA effects may be relevant to autism. First, a technical but important aside: BPA was found to alter function of immune cells lab ...
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Definitions of Hypersensitivity, Allergy, and Atopy
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Neil Kao
... e the building blocks we use to communicate ideas. Their meaning can change, but we should still agree on the meaning, otherwise we will automatically be miscommunicating.1. Hypersensitivity causes objectively reproducible symptoms or signs, initiated by exposure to a defined stimulus at a dose tolerated by normal subjects. There are allergic and ...
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Definitions of Hypersensitivity, Allergy, and Atopy
by
Neil Kao
... e the building blocks we use to communicate ideas. Their meaning can change, but we should still agree on the meaning, otherwise we will automatically be miscommunicating.1. Hypersensitivity causes objectively reproducible symptoms or signs, initiated by exposure to a defined stimulus at a dose tolerated by normal subjects. There are allergic and ...
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Fungal Hypersensitivity, Part 1
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Andrea Fabry
... ned allergist and immunologist Dr. Vincent Marinkovich. Dr. Marinkovich was known as Dr. Mold up until his death two years ago at the age of 74. This article is titled Fungal Hypersensitivity: Pathophysiology, Diagnosis, Therapy and represents one of numerous peer-reviewed scientific explanations of the health hazards associated with mold exposure. ...
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Fungal Hypersensitivity, Part 2
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Andrea Fabry
This is a continuation of the article on Fungal Hypersensitivity by the late Dr. Vincent Marinkovich. These are only excerpts. I highly recommend reading the article in its entirety. V. Symptoms While the symptoms seen in ...
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Stressor-specific hypersensitivity in the mole rat
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Dr. Chris P.
Stress resistance at the cellular level is correlated with longevity at the organismal level, to such an extent that one canscreen for longevity mutantsby first identifying stress-resistant animals. Conversely, the cells of prematurely aging mutants tend to behypersensitive to stress. The idea here is that longevity is controlled in part by basal a ...
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Allergies, Asthma and Chiropractic care.
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Carol Grant
... in our office, with its unique comprehensive approach, is able to offer positive benefit to a variety of conditions and ailments. In the case of allergies and asthma, these “hypersensitivity conditions” may respond well to therapy designed to normalize the body’s flow of nerve signals. To use a metaphor, chiropractic treatment removes roadblocks t ...
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