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1. Ear infections – grommets OR diet?: (Sue's Blog); By the age of four, about 8 in 10 Australian kids will have had an ear infection (1) Failsafers report that diet works quickly and removes the need for grommets Most doctors don’t mention diet, ...; Created on 07 March 2022
2. Diet at school: (Sue's Blog); What the parents say “My son has been on the diet since year 1 and he is now in year 12 and is the best thing we could have done for him” – Charlotte from story [1353] “My failsafe son has gone from ...; Created on 26 January 2022
3. Holidays are a good time to do the elimination diet: (Sue's Blog); Summary Christmas party food can cause health and behaviour problems culprits can include food additives or "healthy fruit" eg grapes, strawberries, plums our readers say New Year is a good ...; Created on 14 December 2021
4. Nitrates not on the label in Australia and NZ: another hidden additive: (Sue's Blog); ... to enable consumers to make informed choices Referring such issues to the Australian Competition & Consumer Commission (ACCC) has in the past resulted in the issue being referred back to FSANZ and back ...; Created on 27 November 2021
5. Failsafe changed my life: (Sue's Blog); A father who is a single parent wrote to Howard recently: “The work you and Sue do is truly life changing for so many people, and I cannot express my gratitude enough for the changes I can see ...; Created on 25 October 2021
6. Hidden additives: (Sue's Blog); Consumers want to avoid ADDITIVES, so food manufacturers have switched to adding innocent-sounding INGREDIENTS which contain these same additives, often claiming ‘no added whatever’. Here is how you ...; Created on 12 October 2021
7. BBQ Sauce: (Sue's Blog); A mother asked the following question: My 9yo has been struggling with anger issues. I am trying to work out the cause but it seems to be worse after he eats bbq sauce. I can't work out which other ...; Created on 12 October 2021
8. Study: vegetables or fruit - which are healthier?: (Sue's Blog); ... in our Introduction to food intolerance https://www.fedup.com.au/factsheets/support-factsheets/introduction-to-food-intolerance Response - THANKYOU SO MUCH SUE!!! … I can’t believe I didn’t look at ...; Created on 03 August 2021
9. Fed up with hyperactivity: (Sue's Blog); ... to sleep * phases of night wakings * sensory issues * mood swings * extremely fussy eater * anxiety * autistic traits (salicylates and amines) * no volume control * strips off his clothes (salicylates) ...; Created on 16 July 2021
10. Why see a dietitian?: (Sue's Blog); ... Amy from story [1603] “My issues nearly killed me with severe lack of sleep and the kids with diarrhoea and vomiting... I went to (a dietitian) directly linked to the RPAH, even phoning them to discuss ...; Created on 09 June 2021
11. Psoriasis, psoriatic arthritis and diet: (Sue's Blog); ... psoriasis on my arms is starting to heal..." - from story [463] "symptoms that improve on diet - for me it has been joint pain, respiratory issues, insomnia, restless legs, hives, psoriasis" - Cate from ...; Created on 04 June 2021
12. Blocked/runny nose, rhinosinusitis, nasal polyps – new research: (Sue's Blog); It is common for our members to report symptoms like blocked/runny nose, rhinosinusitis, and/or nasal polyps. As always with food intolerance, they can be related to any of the usual suspects: salicylates, ...; Created on 27 May 2021
13. Urination is<span class="highlight">sue</span>s and food intolerance: (Sue's Blog); ... frequent night-time urination (nocturia) and constant prostate pain. The doctor was mystified since I had never had any prostate issues at all, had no infection, and didn’t even have the enlarged prostate ...; Created on 29 April 2021
14. Insomnia disorder: (Sue's Blog); Difficulty falling asleep, insomnia disorder and diet. Sleep issues can be a problem for more than half of Australian adults. A 2019 survey of Australian adults found that nearly 60% regularly ...; Created on 14 April 2021
15. Epilepsy, seizures and diet: (Sue's Blog); ... by a neurologist didn't show any abnormalities … Update one year later: When her dental braces were removed, we finally discovered that our daughter's "unexplainable" neurological issues over 3.5 years had ...; Created on 09 April 2021
16. Hair and eye lash pulling?: (Sue's Blog); ... to be told there was nothing wrong with her and that it was a parenting issue ... Since that time we have had only two re-emergences of this awful, awful behaviour, only ever mildly and short lived (it' ...; Created on 09 February 2021
17. Changing the food system: (Sue's Blog); ... and regulation that recognises the breadth of food integrity issues (safety in its broadest sense, food security, food sustainability, personal and community health and nutrition, competent enforcement ...; Created on 22 January 2021
18. Asthma - Shame on you, FSANZ!: (Sue's Blog); ... of an experienced, supportive dietitian, see our list of those who support a trial of the RPAH elimination diet In Sue’s book Fed Up: Understanding how food affects your child and what you can do about ...; Created on 11 November 2020
19. Podcast ‘Food and how it affects your child': (Sue's Blog); ... results; tell us about a couple of stories that stand out to you.” At first I thought Sonia meant just speech issues – and we have plenty of those: speech delay, loud voice, stuttering, ASD (autistic) ...; Created on 09 September 2020
20. Antidepressants. Or diet?: (Sue's Blog); ... from Christopher Lane interview Whats wrong with psychiatry by Arnie Cooper, Sun magazine, March 2002 https://www.thesunmagazine.org/issues/435/side-effects-may-include More harm than good Prof Peter ...; Created on 13 July 2020

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Disclaimer: the information given is not intended as medical advice. Always consult with your doctor for possible underlying illness. Before beginning dietary investigation, consult a dietician with an interest in food intolerance. Information is drawn from the scientific literature, web research, group members and personal enquiry; while all care is taken, information is not warranted as accurate and the Food Intolerance Network and Sue Dengate cannot be held liable for any errors or omissions.

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