Hay-fever – An unsuspected cause! Many times we think that we know what is causing the problem and so often there is a deeper, hidden cause that never would have come to mind. Sheila had suffered with hay-fever for many years but since following a plant-based diet she had no trace of symptoms. This continued for 5 years - totally free. Then suddenly the symptoms returned, runny nose and eyes, and a little short of breath. The symptoms were no where near as dramatic as previously but she was concerned as to why they had suddenly, after 5 years, returned…… After much questioning it was revealed that the only difference she could think of was that this year she had begun eating cheese made from coconut oil. We then moved on to allergy testing and sure enough the vegan cheese showed an energy imbalance. Although having the same name, similar colour and taste that was where the similarities ended. The brain was reacting to the word and the s
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