Dr. James C. Breneman

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  www.regardingme.com/health-benefits-vitamin-a-29.html?s - [Cached Version]
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  # "Food allergy can do anything to any part of the body," says Dr. James C. Breneman, M.D., past chairman of the Food Allergy Committee of the American College of Allergists.

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  Healthnotes - Low-Allergen Diet - [Cached Version]
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  According to James Breneman, M.D., former chairman of the Food Allergy Division of the American Academy of Allergy, unrecognized food allergies are responsible for 60% of all of the symptoms seen by a family physician that are not adequately diagnosed or treated.
  
  Food allergies and intolerance are best treated by avoidance of the offending food for a prescribed period of time, followed by a "rotation" diet, in which problem foods are only eaten every three to four days, instead of daily.Young children can often re-introduce foods after three months of avoidance, whereas adults may require six to twelve months of avoidance.Most hidden allergies are cyclic (i.e., they settle down after long-term avoidance).Fixed allergies (those that cause a reaction, no matter how long a time the food has been avoided) are less common.
  
  Symptoms of food allergy or intolerance may not be triggered immediately after reintroduction of the foods; therefore, a person can get an erroneous impression their allergy or intolerance is cured.

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  Low-Allergen Diet - [Cached Version]
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  According to James Breneman, M.D., former chairman of the Food Allergy Division of the American Academy of Allergy, unrecognised food allergies are responsible for 60% of all of the symptoms seen by a family physician that are not adequately diagnosed or treated.

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  Mental Illness or Allergy?                      - [Cached Version]
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  Dr. James C. Breneman, chairman of the Food Allergy Committee of the American College of Allergists, states in his 1984 textbook on food allergy that brain allergy is a common cause of everything from "poor concentration and neurosis to epilepsy and schizophrenia."

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  Milk: What is the Deal? - [Cached Version]
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  That assessment was vehemently seconded in 1984 by James C. Breneman, then Chairman of the Food Allergy Committee of the American College of Allergists, in his textbook, Basics of Food Allergy.

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  MotherNature.com - Low-Allergen Diet - [Cached Version]
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  According to James Breneman, M.D., former chairman of the Food Allergy Division of the American Academy of Allergy, unrecognized food allergies are responsible for 60% of all of the symptoms seen by a family physician that are not adequately diagnosed or treated.

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  Newsletter - February 2000 - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 2/1/2000    Last Visited: 5/5/2002  

  Food allergy is the most common of all disease, affecting over 60% of the population, according to the director of the American College of Allergists, James Breneman, MD.
  
  Here's a flash: The cure for AIDS is actually known:
  
  At the International AIDS Conference in Berlin in 1993, the minutes showed that
  
  A large number of women prostitutes have been discovered in Africa.Each prostitute has had numerous encounters with men who have AIDS.Not one has contracted AIDS.Studies show that the women have exceptionally strong immune systems.

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  Newsletter - February 2000 - [Cached Version]
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  Food allergy is the most common of all disease, affecting over 60% of the population, according to the director of the American College of Allergists, James Breneman, MD.
  
  Here's a flash: The cure for AIDS is actually known:
  
  At the International AIDS Conference in Berlin in 1993, the minutes showed that
  
  A large number of women prostitutes have been discovered in Africa.Each prostitute has had numerous encounters with men who have AIDS.Not one has contracted AIDS.Studies show that the women have exceptionally strong immune systems.

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  THE POST-ANTIBIOTIC AGE - [Cached Version]
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  Food allergy is the most common of all disease, affecting over 60% of the population, according to the director of the American College of Allergists, James Breneman, MD.
  
  Here's a flash: the cure for AIDS is actually known:

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  THE POST-ANTIBIOTIC AGE - [Cached Version]
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  Food allergy is the most common of all disease, affecting over 60% of the population, according to the director of the American College of Allergists, James Breneman, MD.
  
  Here's a flash: the cure for AIDS is actually known:

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