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Eczema, commonly known as atopic dermatitis, is an inflammatory skin condition that’s not contagious, and severe itching, scaly rashes, oozing, and redness characterise it. These symptoms can not only be painful but also cause blisters and changes in skin colour. Sometimes eczema is linked with hay fever, allergies, and asthma. If your child suffers from […]
Grass pollen is the topmost common cause of seasonal allergies {1}. During late spring and early summer, grass pollen is the most common culprit causing allergic rhinitis. However, if you live in warmer areas that don’t necessarily have cold seasons, then it is possible to get affected by grass pollen all year round. There are […]
During winter, cold weather and shorter days drive us to stay inside for the most part. Due to the cold, plants die in this season, and you’re less likely to be exposed to grass, weed, and tree pollen which are the major causes of allergies in summer, spring, and fall. Because you’ll be spending more […]
Despite the skyscrapers in London, there are over 9200 hectares of gardens and parks across the city, making it the greenest city in Europe. Even though this is excellent news for the local ecosystem and those who love picnics, it also means that the pollen count in London can hit some big highs. The most […]
Hay fever (or allergic rhinitis) is a condition that results in cold-like symptoms. Hay fever is a prevalent issue; in England alone, it affects over 10 million people{1}. Even though you can have hay fever at any age, it often develops during childhood and adolescence. It is also common for boys to suffer hay fever […]
The pollen count in the UK changes depending on the season, meaning that people experiencing hay fever, commonly known as allergic rhinitis, will be affected depending on when it’s time for their allergen pollination season. Hay fever occurs when the body releases histamines after you’ve inhaled pollen that is otherwise not harmful to the body. […]
Hay fever is a common issue during summer and other months when there is lots of pollination and greenery. In the summer especially, it is common to find people sniffling and sneezing because hay fever seems to be in the air. Since plants don’t pollinate during winter, it is highly unlikely to suffer from hay […]
Alcohol is something most people consume socially. Even though when drinking alcohol one anticipates a great feeling and continuous bonding with family (or friends) over mundane things, it sometimes doesn’t go as expected. If you ever notice you’re feeling uncomfortable, your skin is flushing and feeling warm; you might be suffering from alcohol intolerance. Alcohol […]
Tomatoes are amazing fruits that we use often in salads and cooking food. They are rich in antioxidants, protein, fat, and phytosterols. Phytosterol is a compound that blocks and prevents the body from absorbing cholesterol (which often results in weight gain and conditions like obesity). They are also rich in vitamin E, vitamin C, and […]
When you sit down to have a plateful, the last thing you expect is to start itching after the meal. Even though absurd, some foods could cause itching. The main reason for this is allergies. Food allergies and intolerances can cause physical symptoms including hives, bloating, and itching. Itching can be caused by various issues, […]
The environment we reside in today is full of toxins and other environmental stressors like pesticides, EMFs, toxins, radiation, plastic, and chemicals in our foods and drinks. These pollutants often cause a disruption in normal biological processes and lead to the loading of toxins in our systems. Of course, the body can naturally cancel out […]
Egg Intolerance Guide Egg intolerance is caused by the body’s inability to digest the proteins present in eggs, egg yolks, or egg whites. Egg intolerance isn’t life-threatening, but it can easily make you uncomfortable by causing gastrointestinal problems like diarrhoea. An intolerance to eggs can include egg white intolerance or egg yolk intolerance. In both […]
