Fibromyalgia syndrome (FMS) is a rheumatic disorder characterised by chronic, achy muscular pain without obvious physical cause. It most commonly affects the lower back, neck, shoulders, back of the head, upper chest and/or thighs – although any area of the body may be involved.

Eggs are a common cause of allergy, particularly asthma, and we should not introduce them into a child's diet before 12 months.

Caffeine can interfere with mineral absorption and increase the pancreas's insulin, leading to hypoglycaemia. It may also seriously affect the digestive system.

Every cell in the human body needs carbohydrates, fats, proteins, vitamins, water, and minerals. They are necessary to perform the daily metabolic processes involved in maintaining a living system. Secondly, our digestive system extracts most of these substances from our food as it passes through the digestive tract.

Chlorella is a powerful detoxification aid for heavy metals and other pesticides. Numerous research projects in the U.S. and Europe indicate that Chlorella can also aid the body in breaking down persistent hydrocarbon and metallic toxins such as mercury, cadmium and lead, DDT and PCB while strengthening the immune system response. In Japan, interest in Chlorella has mainly focused on its detoxifying properties - its ability to remove or neutralize poisonous substances from the body.

h transformed aspartame into a more dangerous substance. A new study linked Gulf War syndrome to diet soda drinks kept out in the hot desert sun.

The principle behind HEALTHY EATING stresses the importance of eating foods as close to a natural state as possible.  Varying the diet is also important - variety offers a wider range of nutrients.Some foods are mucus forming.  Avoid chocolate, full cream milk, white bread, red meat, cheese, pastries, cakes and biscuits.

Eczema is a chronic allergic skin disorder that may begin between one month and one year, often subsiding by age three but flaring up again at any age. Eczema typically manifests on the skin of the hands, scalp, face, back of the neck, or creases of elbows and knees. Scratching or rubbing may lead to darkened, hardened areas of thickened skin with accentuated furrows, most commonly seen on the front of the wrists, elbows, and back of the knees.

Type Os generally thrive on intense physical exercise and animal protein – with their digestive tracts retaining the memory of the ancient hunter-gather diet.

Type As flourish on vegetarian diets. It is also important for Type As to get their foods in the as natural state as possible – fresh, pure and organic. Type As are biologically predisposed to heart disease, cancer and diabetes. Following a Type, A diet can supercharge their immune system and potentially short-circuit the development of life-threatening diseases.