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Steven Jonas
September 28, 2015
What We Are Reading Newsletter from Sep 28, 2015
Tag: allergies
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Sue Lueder: Solving a Food Allergy Mystery
Ernesto Ramirez
October 28, 2014
Sue Lueder contracted mysterious ongoing stomach ailment after a vacation to Spain that her physician dismissed as heartburn. To find the true root of the cause, she began to track her symptoms and diet. In this talk, presented at our 2013 Global Conference, Sue describes how she used the data to make sense her illness.
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Thomas Christiansen on Learning from 60,000 Observations
Ernesto Ramirez
March 21, 2014
It’s an iterative process. I’m peeling an onion, and I can continue peeling that onion for the probably the rest of my life. How many times have you sneezed today? This month? Over the last 3 years? Thomas Christiansen knows his sneeze count because he’s been tracking them since 2011. We’ve actually heard from Thomas…
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Thomas Christiansen: Debugging My Allergy
Alexandra Carmichael
December 31, 2011
Thomas Chistiansen of Mymee spent three years using a QS approach to reduce his allergies. He recorded his symptoms, intake of food, water, and supplements, as well as sleep, urination, and elimination. Through his careful observations, Thomas has been able to get rid of the eczema on his hands and can now manage through allergy…