Catarrh

Many people are aware that eating dairy food can be responsible for creating excess catarrh but are unaware that other foods such as soya and oranges can be equally mucous forming. So in an effort of reduce their catarrh they switch to soya milk for a while, see no difference and give up.

If you want to crack your catarrh problem, whether it’s on your chest, in your throat or blocking your nose or ears then identifying which foods cause your problems is the first step.

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Carole is a Holistic Health Practitioner with a Diploma in Holistic Nutritional Practice, another in Allergy Intolerance Therapy, is qualified to Diagnostix level in Callahan Techniques Thought Field Therapy and is a Certified GriefRecovery Specialist. read more