With Food Allergy and Intolerance Week taking place from the 23rd - 29th January 2012 we have been looking into various types of allergies and intolerance. There is a suggested link between food intolerance and autism, with some people hinting that following a restricted diet could present a possible autism 'cure'.
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The holiday season may be over, but chances are your fridge is still straining under the weight of leftover Christmas food items that you're struggling to use up. In these tough economic times it's more important than ever for us all to reduce the amount of food we waste, and yet the reality is that millions of tonnes of food will end up in our kitchen bins each year.
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Is it possible to diet and have an intolerance - with food restrictions in place does it make it easier or harder to lose weight? While it is true that, for some, having a food intolerance can prevent gaining or maintaining a healthy weight - it is more likely that others will suffer from weight gain, even on a restricted diet.
