Food Allergies: Traditional Chinese Medicine, Western Science, and the Search for a Cure
"In this thoroughly researched volume, Ehrlich approachably analyzes a new method: a lovely and perhaps inevitable coupling of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) and Western science. Ehrlich's strength... is his cogent analysis of the synthesis of alternative and mainstream methods and treatments, and his focus on the balance between quality patient care and robust scientific principles. Anyone seeking to better understand food allergies will benefit from the depth of Ehrlich's examination." -- Kirkus Reviews"[W]ritten by gifted writer Henry Ehrlich of AsthmaAllergiesChildren.com. This book also provides hope for patients/families coping with food allergies and has already been widely acclaimed by many in the food allergy community." --Anne F. Russell, BSN, RN, AE-C, FOOD ALLERGY AND ANAPHYLAXIS NEWS (MARCH 2014)"A remarkable book on Li's research and the quest to not just desensitize the millions today who must manage food allergies, but to change their immune systems for good...  The book has riveting sections, including one on Li's early work with eczema patients. While using herbal treatments to clear the skin of those covered 'head-to-toe' with eczema, mothers began to ask Li about herbs and food allergy. She's then off and running." -- Gwen Smith, editor-in-chief,Allergic Living"I was in awe of Henry Ehrlich's tenacious abilities as writer. He distills complex scientific processes,translating each and every detail into language and constructs for patients, parents and doctors. After readingFood Allergies: Traditional Chinese Medicine, Western Science, and the Search for a CureI felt I had been given the gift of the possibilities that lie ahead for my own child - an homage of respect from an author who understood that his readers had been waiting for this story of science to unfold." --Susan Weissman, author of Feeding Eden"Food Allergies: Traditional Chinese Medicine, Western Science, and the Search for a Cure...is going to be food allergy bookshelf staple in homes and medical offices nationwide...Peering into the lives of families suffering through the trauma of allergies and anaphylaxis and reading of their changes almost brought me to tears." -- Caroline Moassessi, gratefulfoodie.com