Background on Food Allergy & Asthma
		0%	While allergy to pollen or other outdoor sources typically causes a lot of discomfort during spring, summer and fall, food allergy is one condition that knows no season. International Food Information Council (IFIC)   USA
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			Balancing the Needs of Young Children: Strategies for Day-Care Centers and Play Groups
		0%	Many of you have requested ideas for managing day-care situations and play groups for children too young to enter school. To prepare this article we spoke with day-care center staff, parents, preschool teachers, and family day-care providers. We learned that as is the case with most other food allergy concerns, advance planning is the key to success. Anne Muñoz-Furlong The Food Allergy & Anaphylaxis Network (FAN)   USA
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			Be A Food Detective: Play It Smart
		96%	A look at food allergies. What are food allergies Some guidelines to follow if you have food allergies Some warning signs to look out for. ZapHealth.com   USA
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			Books
		0%	A list of a variety of books providing information about food allergies and intolerances. Food Allergy Living   USA
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			Carrying Medication
		0%	A look at the importance of carrying medication for allergies. Fankid's and Fanteen's   USA
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			Case Histories: Food-Related Illnesses
		0%	The following patient descriptions illustrate common patterns of food-related illness, especially the delayed patterns of food allergy. The health problems of the people described here can be resolved by proper diet revision. The individual problems, described in other pages in this web site are distributed through the case histories in different patterns and combinations. A very interesting and useful article. Solutions For Health Problems - Environmed Research Inc. & Alpha Nutrition Educational Programs   Canada
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			Clinical review: ABC of allergies - Food allergy
		0%	An excellent overview of food allergy. Carsten Bindslev-Jensen. British Medical Journal (BMJ)   United Kingdom
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			Coconut Allergy
		67%	Coconut (Cocos nucifera) belongs to the Aracaceae family (palm family). A nut is defined as one-seeded fruit with a hard pericarp (ripened ovary wall). The coconut, technically speaking is not a true nut, but a "drupe" or "dry drupe". This "false nut" is a seed- bearing; hard, inner layer (endocarp) of a fruit (called a drupe). In dry drupes the outer layer or husk sometimes split open or withers. The Auckland Allergy Clinic   New Zealand
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			Common Food Allergies in Adults and Children
		0%	A brief article on the common food allergies in adults and children. Healthtouch Online   USA
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			Common Myths About Allergies
		0%	1. Children will outgrow allergies. 2. Food allergies are common. 3. Short-haired pets are better for people with pet allergies. 4. Allergy shots don't work. 5. Allergy is a psychosomatic disorder. Some brief answers to these myths. Intelihealth   USA
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