Posts Tagged ‘allergies’

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    Food Sensitivity Versus Food Allergy
    Many of my patients have good diets and pride themselves on eating healthy, but are unaware that something they are eating might be causing seemingly unrelated symptoms. We all know about food allergies, right? Like your cousin who is allergic to peanuts, or a friend of a friend that breaks out into a rash if she eats shellfish. But what about the more subtle food sensitivities...
    by Dr. Nishant Rao at January 29th, 2010 at 07:01 am
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    Our Secrets for Stress-Free Holidays
    Want to be the calmest, brightest, happiest guest at your holiday parties this year? You don’t need a pill. Read this round-up and find out how our authors handle the stress of the season. Christine Dionese L.Ac. on the truth about shopping: Ever look around the house and wonder, where did all this stuff come from? You’re on to something. Will giving your girlfriend...
    by Editor at December 9th, 2009 at 03:12 pm
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    WellWired-TV: Exercising Outdoors with Allergies
    If you’ve got a case of seasonal allergies, the last thing you probably want to do is explore nature and workout outside. But it’s beautiful outside! So join Dr. Kassam and learn how to alleviate those symptoms and make exercising with allergies a less agonizing experience. Dr. Natasha Kassam is dedicated to facilitating the healing and wellbeing of her patients....
    by Dr. Natasha Kassam at August 7th, 2009 at 02:08 am
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    WellWired-TV: Coping with Seasonal Allergies
    Spring has sprung, and with it, seasonal allergies. Need some help easing the sneezing? Dr. Kassam shares helpful tips for how you can decrease the severity of your symptoms. Dr. Natasha Kassam is dedicated to facilitating the healing and wellbeing of her patients. Her passion is cardiovasular and pulmonary medicine. She practices at Bloom Natural Healthcare in NE Portland...
    by Dr. Natasha Kassam at July 26th, 2009 at 09:07 pm
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    Top 10 Seasonal Allergy Roundup
    Being in a desert  where there is no real sign of Spring whatsoever I almost forgot about seasonal allergies.  Actually that’s not true the Spring is cool here at 97 degrees so when Summer hits you really feel the change of seasons when it goes up to 140 degrees!!  Here are some useful websites to find out the pollen and mold count for the United States and Europe...
    by Dr. Nishant Rao at May 5th, 2009 at 01:05 pm