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Benjamin F. Feingold, M.D. |
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Allergist Benjamin
Feingold, M.D., was one of the first physicians to speak out against food
additives. His special interests were the effect of food chemicals on
children's behavior and the role of nutrition in treating learning
disabilities. The chemical food processing industry, and its
pseudo-scientific spokespersons, still are trying to negate all Feingold's
research. It will never happen, though, for Feingold Associations of
informed parents (and forward-thinking doctors) are to be found worldwide. Children’s learning and behavior problems often begin in
our grocery cart. Says the Feingold Association: “Numerous studies show that
certain synthetic food additives can have serious learning, behavior, and/or
health effects for sensitive people.” Learn what to do at http://www.feingold.org/pg-research.html
and http://www.feingold.org/pg-news.html
Be sure to sign up for their free email newsletter. Feingold BF. Why Your
Child is Hyperactive. NY: Random House, 1985. ISBN: 0394734262 Feingold BF. Feingold
Cookbook for Hyperactive Children. NY: Random House, 1979. ISBN: 0394736648 (No known electronic link). Feingold BF.
Introduction to clinical allergy. Charles C. Thomas Publisher, Feingold BF. The role of
diet in behavior. Ecol Dis. 1982;1(2-3):153-65. (No known electronic link). Feingold BF. Feingold
diet. Aust Fam Physician. 1980 Jan;9(1):60-1. (No known electronic link). Feingold BF. Dietary
management of nystagmus. J Neural Transm. 1979;45(2):107-15. Abstract available at PubMed Feingold BF. Behavioral
disturbances linked to the ingestion of food additives. Feingold BF. Food
additives in dentistry. J Am Soc Prev Dent. 1977 Jan-Feb; 7(1):13-5. (No known electronic link). Feingold BF. Adverse
reactions to food additives with special reference to hyperkinesis and
learning difficulty (H-LD). pp. 215-45. Monograph. 1976 Oct 20. (No known electronic link). Feingold BF. Hyperkinesis
and learning disabilities linked to artificial food flavors and colors. Am J
Nurs. 1975 May;75(5):797-803 (No known electronic link). Feingold BF. Food
additives in clinical medicine. Int J Dermatol. 1975 Mar;14(2):112-4. (No known electronic link). Feingold BF. Letter:
Biting insects survey: a statistical report. Ann Allergy. 1974
Aug;33(2):128-9. (No
known electronic link). Feingold BF. Recognition
of food additives as a cause of symptoms of allergy. Ann Allergy. 1968
Jun;26(6):309-13. (No
known electronic link).
Freeman EH, Gorman FJ,
Singer MT, Michaeli D, Benjamini E,
Miner RC, Feingold BF. In vitro studies on the role of collagen in the
induction of hypersensitivity to flea bites. J Immunol. 1966 Sep;97(3):402-6.
(No known electronic
link). Feingold BF, Singer MT,
Freeman EH, Deskins A. Psychological variables in allergic disease: a
critical appraisal of methodology. J Allergy. 1966 Sep;38(3):143-55.
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