HELP! Food allergies limiting diet!

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  • sytchequeen
    sytchequeen Posts: 526 Member
    wow, that sounds like fun - I don't have allergies but cater for friends and family do. What I found useful was to concentrate on what they can have rather than what they can't. Instead of trying to make fake versions of what they can't eat develop recipes that are tasty and look fabulous without pretending to be what they aren't.
  • sfallon5
    sfallon5 Posts: 2 Member
    I can appreciate how limiting it must be with those restrictions, perhaps have a look at vegan and vegetarian recipes for ideas? There are a massive range and variety of vegetables available to us now from around the world, so that may add some new flavours.

    I find that everything is good as long as theirs a steak with it....
  • 150poundsofme
    150poundsofme Posts: 523 Member
    I just want to say that someone I know had migraines as a kid and teenager; many trips to the hospital. Migrelief was mentioned, some type of mineral/supplement/magnesium vitamin/pill. At the time the company was based in CA. I actually spoke to them and got information and purchased it from them directly though I think many stores carry it. The person took it 2x a day, then 1x a day and then finally was able to stop. So what happened is that they would wake up with a migraine (most of the time) and be really sick the whole day, into the night and that is why the hospital late at night. Once they started with the Migrelief, the migraine would still come but by 2pm it would be gone. And it just got better and better and no more over time. Check with the company, your pharmacist and doctor of course first.
  • MelanieCN77
    MelanieCN77 Posts: 4,047 Member
    What kind of lab tests can a naturopath do?
  • johnwelk
    johnwelk Posts: 396 Member
    MelanieCN77 wrote: »
    What kind of lab tests can a naturopath do?

    The bogus, useless, money-making kind.
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