Sophia | December 22, 2009
So, the good news is no peanut allergy but yes to wheat. Do you realize how many things contain wheat? Yes. So, i am back to the beginning where now one child can have wheat the other can’t plus i am going to cut wheat from my diet as well as am breastfeeding him.
I am [...]
Sophia | December 4, 2009
Buying bread for anyone with milk, soy, egg, gluten allergies can be a pain in the neck! You can spend time in the stores going through the ingredients on the back of the bread, hoping that they are safe before you buy, and yes not fun! Oh, and don’t always assume because last week that particular [...]
Sophia | November 17, 2009
I know the holidays are here and for the family living with egg allergy it can be stressful. Stress no more, here are substitutes for the egg that actually work and could definitely work for you. For every 1 egg use one of the following substitutes
2 Tbs. flour, 1/2 tsp. oil, 1/2 tsp. baking powder, [...]
Sophia | October 31, 2009
What is halloween? Apparently it is an annual holliday celebrated October 31 where people get to dress up in all sorts of costumes, kids go trick-or-treating, others go on haunted mansions, or stay home and watch scary movies. people carve or decorate with pumkins, and black and orange are primarily the colors associated with the [...]
Sophia | October 28, 2009
Dr Michael Roizen recommends:
You should consume any of the three at the moment you start feeling symptoms. Your options:
take 500 milligrams of vitamin C four times each day with plenty of water immediately at the start of cold symptoms and for the next two or three days, or
take one zinc lozenge every 6 hours, beginning [...]
Sophia | October 20, 2009
I know am not the only one worried sick every time you hear a co-worker has the swine flu! The question left unaswered is, Does it mean i will get it too?
I have followed Dr. Oz on How to prevent Swine Flu… tips to the T. I am loading my family on Vitamin D, drinking lots [...]
Sophia | October 20, 2009
The symptoms of swine flu are similar to the symptoms of other seasonal types of influenza virus, including:
Runny nose
Sore throat
Body aches
Headache
Chills
Fever
Fatigue
Nausea
Vomiting
Diarrhea
Sometimes, pneumonia or respiratory failure
Worsening of existing physical conditions
People with swine flu might be slightly more likely to experience the gastrointestinal symptoms (vomiting, etc.) than people with the usual forms of the flu.
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Sophia | October 15, 2009
So i took Eli for his 4 month checkup today. Children Mercy is having a checking point on the hall way, so people who either have the flu symptoms or want to protect themselves grab the face masks to put on before going into the waiting room.
I stopped and asked that receptionist if the well babies [...]
Sophia | October 12, 2009
I am so scared of taking my baby out right now, especially with the flu season. I talk to pharmacy staff all day at my work , and so i have a reason or two to be nervous, man they are getting swamped with orders for the swine flu antibiotics! I was talking to a [...]
Sophia | October 9, 2009
Flu viruses change from year to year, which means two things. First, you can get the flu more than once during your lifetime. The immunity (natural protection that develops against a disease after a person has had that disease) that is built up from having the flu caused by one flu virus strain doesn’t always [...]
