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Category Archives: Food Allergies
Eczema and Psoriasis—Natural Approaches
By Dr. Alison Kerns Eczema and psoriasis are two of the most challenging chronic, everyday skin conditions encountered in dermatology. Both eczema and psoriasis tend to have a genetic component and they can be triggered by stress and environmental factors. … Continue reading
Posted in AIM Monthly Newsletters, Food Allergies
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Consume with Caution: Gluten Free Junk Food Is Still Junk Food
Like many personal trainers, my career in fitness began as a receptionist for a big-box corporate gym. I was 19 at the time, a college student, and no, I’m not going to tell you what year that was. What I … Continue reading
Posted in Food Allergies, Gluten, Nutrition
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Food Allergies, Food Intolerance, a Body Building Diet & Kindra’s Itchy Face (Part 2 of 5)
Earlier this week we posted an article explaining the differences between food allergies and food intolerance. As promised, our story continues, or rather, the (itchy, scratchy) story of our trainer and nutrition coach, Kindra. Below you will find the beginning … Continue reading
Posted in About Us: AIM Services & Providers, Food Allergies, Gluten, Naturopathic Medicine, Nutrition
Tagged ALCAT, Alpine Integrated Medicine, body building, bodybuilding, competition diet, food allergies, food allergy, food allergy testing, food intolerance, food intolerance testing, gluten, gluten intolerance, rash
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Food Allergies, Food Intolerance, A Body Building Diet & Kindra’s Itchy Face (Part 1 of 5)
When it comes to food allergies, dramatic consequences come to mind: hives, shortness of breath, the throat sealing closed, swelling, an inability to breathe, anaphylaxis, and possibly even death. While these things can and do occur, fortunately, incidences such as … Continue reading
Posted in Food Allergies, Gluten, Naturopathic Medicine, Nutrition
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