Physical Symptoms of Food Allergies from Stopping Inflammation by Dr. Nancy Appleton |
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Abdominal pain Aching muscles Acne Addictions Anemia Arthritis Asthma Athlete’s foot Bad breath Bed-wetting Blackouts Bloating Blood sugar problems Bloody stools Blurred vision Breast pain Bursitis Canker sores Celiac disease Chronic bladder infections Chronic fatigue syndrome Chronic or recurrent infections Coated tongue Colitis Compulsive drinking Constant hunger Constipation Coughing Cravings for certain foods Difficulty in swallowing Dizziness Eczema Excessive thirst Excessive or no sweating Failure of newborn infants to develop |
Fainting Fatigue Feeling drained Flushes Frequent need to urinate Gall bladder disease Gas Gastritis Gritty feeling in eyes Headaches, all types Heavy body odor High/low blood pressure Hives Hyperactivity Indigestion – recurring Infant colic Inflammation Insomnia Intestinal bleeding Irritability Irritable Bowel Syndrome Itching Itchy or red Eyes and/or ears Lethargy Loss of appetite Lower back pain Malabsorption of food Menstrual problems Metallic taste Mouth ulcers Multiple sclerosis (MS) Muscle aches and cramps Muscle tremors |
Nausea Palpitations Persistent cough Poor balance Postnasal drip Premenstrual problems Racing pulse Rashes Recurrent bronchitis Recurrent croup Recurrent ear infections Restless legs syndrome Rhinitis Schizophrenia Seizures Sensitivity to light and noise Sinusitis Sleep disturbances Sore tongue Sore, itching, puffy or burning eyes Stiff neck Styes Systemic Lupus Erythematosus (SLE) Temperature fluctuations Thrush Tics Tenets Ulcerative colitis Ulcers Vertigo Vomiting Watering eyes Weight gain or loss Wheezing |