Sentences with phrase «as a trigger food»

Any food may act as a trigger food for eczema, but some foods are more commonly responsible than others.

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In fact, we almost can't help sharing our thoughts and feelings: Research also shows that talking about ourselves, whether in person or on social media, triggers the same pleasure sensation in the brain as does money or food — self disclosure causes increased activity in brain regions associated with the sense of reward and satisfaction from money, food and even sex.

In fact, we almost can't help sharing our thoughts and feelings: Research also shows that talking about ourselves, whether in person or on social media, triggers the same pleasure sensation in the brain as does money or food.

The bottom line is that Nelson Peltz, perhaps the most prolific and successful food and restaurant shareholder activist of all time, may have trimmed his exposure in this sector, but he's likely only easing off the trigger as opposed to removing the ammo from the gun.

Arguably, it is the most contentious food in the world, triggering debates as to its origin, authenticity, preparation, and influence on international culinary practices.

Thank you Alison for sharing that as my 5 year - old daughter has multiple food allergies, and food is DEFINITELY a trigger of her asthma.

But my main goal each day when it comes to foods is to avoid STARCH, as that is the biggest trigger for the autoimmune disease I have.

My thoughts are that diet is the underlying cause of acne and coconut oil could help they symptoms... but to cure or avoid acne you must identify the food triggers such as nuts, seeds, high sugar fruits like bananas, fried foods, caffine, etc....

We address this by following an elimination diet and removing foods that are likely triggering an immune response as well as sticking to an anti-inflammatory diet.

Almond butter is trending as an ingredient less likely to trigger food allergies.

It's in these moments of bliss — brought about by a culinary experience and having memories triggered by familiar tastes and aromas — that I am reminded that we, as human beings, will always have memories tied to foods that we eat, and that food will always be a large part of us.

I have suffered from IBS for about 8 years and have not been able to nail down the trigger foods as it seems to be more of a build up over the week rather than a single food.

I went off the AutoImmune Protocol before Christmas, but have remained largely migraine - free (I get a twinge maybe twice a month now and have to blast to get it to go away) as long as I don't go on huge multi-day binges of my trigger foods and blast every 3 days.

I personally wouldn't recommend feeding cereal grains to babies especially in cases of familial celiac disease or gluten intolerance, as they can pass through the intestinal lining and trigger inflammation, food intolerances and also disrupt intestinal flora.

I know there are certain foods that trigger my autoimmune disease, zap my energy, make me feel bloated and anxious, and I try to avoid those foods as much as possible.

But in 2011 an advisory panel for the FDA concluded that although artificial food dyes may trigger hyperactivity in a small percentage of children with behavioral problems such as ADHD, there isn't enough evidence to claim that food dyes cause hyperactivity in the general population.

Cheese might also act as a «trigger food» for some conditions, such as asthma or eczema.

As far as your diet goes, the best thing you can do is remove potential triggers — these are allergenic foods that your baby may be reacting tAs far as your diet goes, the best thing you can do is remove potential triggers — these are allergenic foods that your baby may be reacting tas your diet goes, the best thing you can do is remove potential triggers — these are allergenic foods that your baby may be reacting to.

You can begin to educate him about his allergy, though, so he can start to recognize that he does have an allergy he needs to be aware of as well as learning about the foods that can trigger a reaction.

The same advice applies to avoiding known triggers, such as bubble baths, dust mites, food allergies, overheating and sweating, wool and polyester clothing.

Several experts also believe that food allergies may aggravate the symptoms of ADHD and recommend eliminating foods they believe may be triggers, such as wheat, corn, chocolate, and eggs, but very little research has been done on this.

When our child does something that pushes our buttons, such as dropping food on the floor on purpose, or hitting a sibling, it can trigger unconscious memories of our own childhood and how we were treated in a similar situation.

PLEASE REMEMBER... This list may not contain every food that could act as a trigger for your child.

We certainly wouldn't recommend kiwi fruit as a first baby food, because it is quite acidic and might trigger a diaper rash / nappy rash, a rash around the mouth or even an upset tummy.

This'll make it much easier for you to uncover your baby's «trigger foods» and keep those out of her diet as much as possible.

This is because cheese may act as a «trigger food» for these conditions.

Because diaper rash may be triggered by frequent, loose stools, it is a good idea to avoid the foods that cause diarrhea, such as

The QEESI isolates sensitivities to common triggers, such as diesel, paint thinner, foods and products like fabric softener.

Development of new therapies such as this one could help in the management of common gastrointestinal disorders such as irritable bowel syndrome that could be also triggered by wheat containing food.

It's been shown, for example, that sweet foods trigger the same feel - good brain chemicals as addictive drugs.

Such rises would sharply raise risks to food and water supplies and could trigger irreversible damage, such as a meltdown of Greenland's ice, according to U.N. reports.

The federally funded research, now published in the Journal of Autoimmunity, not only demonstrates how this food - borne bacterium, known as Campylobacter jejuni, triggers GBS, but offers new information for a cure.

Researchers have been trying to track down what causes obesity, looking at potential triggers such as artificial sweeteners and the almost inescapable prevalence of food for sale.

They work best against mild respiratory allergies, such as hay fever, but generally can't be used to counteract severe allergies to certain foods or drugs because of the danger of triggering anaphylaxis, a life - threatening immune reaction.

It may be possible to relate the occurrence of a headache to other particular triggers (such as stress or particular foods), which can then be avoided.

The study refutes the notion that climate change will increase the frequency of civil war in Africa as a result of food scarcity triggered by rising temperatures and drought.

She adds it is one thing to educate people, but in order to help promote changes that are sustainable it is critical to look at the triggers and provide creative, practical tools such as food demonstrations, the introduction of 10 - minute tension tamers, and using smartphones to set alarms as reminders for earlier bedtime.

The incidents seemed to be triggered by food, so eating was a struggle for the victims; some were dying of malnutrition as a result.

Now it seems that it isn't the lack of food but the unpredictability of its supply that triggers torpor — at least as far a small Australian marsupial called the fat - tailed dunnart (Sminthopsis crassicaudata) is concerned.

They knew that stimuli such as bright lights, stress, chocolate, and other foods could trigger changes in cranial circulation.

During the treatments, the women wore skin monitors with electrodes and kept diaries of when they had hot flashes, how often, how severe they were, and what might have triggered flashes, such as stress, spicy foods or being in a hot room.

Eating a lot of high - purine foods like red meat and seafood, such as scallops, mussels, and tuna, can trigger a gout flare - up, says Sass, so think moderation.

Certain foods can trigger or make you more prone to developing allergic symptoms as well.

They are found in beverages, baked goods, candies, and scores of other processed foods, and for many, artificial sweeteners such as aspartame are a migraine trigger.

Guilt also triggers what I call the «What the Heck Effect,» which is what happens when you believe that you've made a «bad» food choice, feel awful as a result, and then decide «what the heck, I've screwed the whole day up now, I might as well go nuts.»

The tendency to resort to food in response to emotional triggers, particularly emotional distress, is identified as emotional eating and there's no denying many of us have at some point indulged in comfort foods in response to upsets at work or in relationships.

There is some speculation — largely unconfirmed, as of yet — that diet sodas have subtle effects on insulin and blood - sugar levels that trigger hunger and food cravings and influence how (and what) you eat.

If the immune system is infected by bacteria in food or detects the food we eat as an allergen (especially because of artificial additives in processed foods) it will trigger the inflammation alarm.

Hunger triggers this «fat instinct» and awakens cravings, as can sugar and sugary foods.

Some foods that are considered low - FODMAP can be triggering when eaten in larger quantities, just as some high - FODMAP foods can be considered low - FODMAP (and enjoyed) in a smaller portion size.