When my daughter Aged 4, (O), eats outside, ( what is normally a food she is okay with), in the sunshine, she breaks out in  a rash.

The foods vary a bit keeping a closer eye this odd phenomenon now but rice, beef, broccoli, carrots, parsnips and celery have all been in the mix -

Can’t narrow in down more than that as the sun rarely shines in Northern Ireland. lol

Any thoughts?

Kind regards John

http://www.intelihealth.com/IH/ihtIH/E/9339/25934.html

maybe??

That happened to me last year around this time.  I spent hours on the web searching for answers and looking at pictures of rashes that matched mine.   What I found was a rash that occurs on mainly Caucasian woman in northern climates in early spring after being exposed to the sun.  I had tried everything under the sun to clear it up until someone on this forum suggested Rhodiola rosea.  I don’t know if this is your daughter’s case, but the herb is worth a try.

Maybe she spends more time outside when she eats there,as opposed to playing outside for a bit, then coming inside to eat, then going back out again. It's probably from the sun, not from any specific thing she eats.

Google "sun allergy and vitamin f"

Read what is mentioned in The Ultimate Healing System

Quoted from md

Google "sun allergy and vitamin f"

Read what is mentioned in The Ultimate Healing System

I totally agree with you on this....I was scrolling down to see if anyone mentioned this..
Here's the book...by Don LePore  http://www.amazon.com/Ultimate-Healing-System-Illustrated-Nutrition/dp/1885670087

You can be walking around with a deficiency in vitamin "F" and not recognize it until you go
out in the sun and develop a rash.  Essentially Vitamin F is essential fatty acids.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Essential_fatty_acid

http://www.drlera.com/vitamins/vitamin_f.htm

Wow, thanks for those reply's. All really come back to diet - since we are increasing Emily's amount of O sutible Fish of the beneficial kind the problem should get better.

However you may like to read the following Quid pro quo....


http://www.gardenmosaics.cornell.edu/pgs/science/english/pdfs/carrot_family_science_page.pdf

http://www.bioone.org/doi/abs/10.1580/06-WEME-CI-061.1?cookieSet=1&journalCode=weme

http://emedicine.medscape.com/article/1119566-overview


Kind regards john

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more in depth
http://www.4yourtype.com/intrinsa.asp

for me sun can cause fever blisters -the way I know to combat my low be status is to take extra b.. or at least extra Panthothenic Acid = VIT B 6or 5 300 mgs for me but 100 for a child daily for a while would be enough .. chaep and I seem to need it...

I only read your first post here..  

I don't like taking medicine and I’m not keen on taking supplements either. I much prefer eating real organic food.

I would also like My daughter to not have any of the above until she is old enough to make her own mind up i.e 40. lol

Kind regards john

precisely, real organic food is what s in Dr D s formulas!

That has happened to me and my sister in the sun. I just bought some evening primrose oil which is a diamond for me. I believe primrose oil contains fatty acids...It's also supposed to be good for M women that it balances the hormones and lessens hot flashes.

I also have to be careful with sunscreens. One time I used Ban De Sole tanning gelee' in the Bahamas, and I broke out in a horrible, burning rash on my thighs when I was out in the sun!   I had to keep my legs covered up the whole time I was there because even after I washed off the tanning stuff, when ever I would go out in the sun my rash would start burning really bad!  Took a few weeks to go away. I'll never use Ban De Sole again!

Does anyone know of a nice natural sun block that doesn't cause reactions?

I'm thinking Olive oil would be good for type O, but no proof yet - it's natural and good for O's so why not.

Evening Primrose oil is an avoid i think for O's.

rice bran oil if wanting to use any oil as sunblock......

Hi Lola - Re Rice Bran Oil, where do you get these snippets of information lol.

PC, Lola has been around for a long time .