Buying the books and appliances recommended on this Website from Amazon.com

If you’re going to make an online purchase of any of the books or appliances mentioned on this Website from Amazon.com (and we are all in favor of you buying from Amazon – and maybe even posting a review there!) PLEASE BUY FROM AMAZON.COM USING THE METHOD ON THIS PAGE!

Thanks to Amazon.com’s Associates program, we can earn a commission from your Amazon purchase that is more than I ever got in royalties from my books. However, the purchase has to be made JUST SO.

To make your purchase “count,” you must click on the link (or photo) of the book or appliance you wish to purchase below to get to its page on Amazon.com. We only get the commission if you click on “Add to Cart” as your FIRST MOVE after visiting the book’s sale page coming directly from this Website. If you do a search, look at other books, etc. and then come back and purchase my book, we don’t get the commission. If you want to shop around before you buy, by all means do. If you decide to buy, just come back to this Website and click the on the book or appliance link below right before you make your purchase. If you have any problems opening up the Amazon pages, you may have to turn off your popup blocker.

If you want to buy more than one of my books from Amazon.com in the same shopping visit, please come back to this Web page and click on the book or appliance link below, and then add the second book to your cart. Don’t worry, your “shopping cart” won’t lose the purchases that are already in it if you leave it unattended for a little while.

THANKS for helping “support” this Website!

Amazon.com links for my books

	Allergy Cooking with Ease This all-purpose allergy cookbook is an outgrowth of keeping a child on an allergy diet, so it is very practical and contains “fun” recipes among its 300 recipes for baked goods, main dishes, soups, salads, vegetables, ethnic dishes, and desserts.
	Allergy and Celiac Diets with Ease This book will tell you how to successfully and easily stay on a special diet while spending the least time possible in the kitchen.150 recipes and a 22-page “Special Diet Resources” section listing commercially prepared foods you may be able to use.
	Gluten-Free Without Rice This book will add real variety to your gluten-free diet or allow you to avoid rice if it's a problem for you by introducing other gluten-free grains and grain alternatives.
	Easy Breadmaking for Special Diets This book contains 225 recipes for breads of all types, bread and tortilla-based main dishes, and desserts made easily with your bread machine, food processor, mixer, or electric tortilla maker. It also tells you what features to look for when you buy a bread machine and how to choose the machine that best meets your needs.
	Easy Cooking for Special Diets This book contains everything you need to know to cook for yourself and stay on your diet including 265 easy recipes and information about diets, nutrition, food safety, grocery shopping, and time management.
	The Low Dose Immunotherapy Handbook This book gives low dose immunotherapy patients recipes for the shot-time diet, the very mixed diet, and “rare foods” types of recipes for the sensitive time around shots. It also includes organizational information and a sample “to do list” to help you get ready for your shots.
	The Ultimate Food Allergy Cookbook and Survival Guide This book gives information about the diagnosis of food allergies, health problems that can be caused by food allergies, and your options for treatment. It also contains an easily personalized rotation diet, 500 recipes that can be used with (or independently of) the diet and sources of commercially prepared foods for your diet.

Amazon.com links to the kitchen appliances recommended on this Web site

	VillaWare electric tortilla maker as mentioned on this page.
	Zojirushi Home Bakery Supreme Bread Machine as mentioned on this page.

Amazon.com links to the print resources recommended on this Web site

	Randolph, Theron, M.D., An Alternative Approach to Allergies This book was written by the founder of environmental medicine and explains complex allergies, including those to foods and chemicals, better than any other book I’ve read. I’ve owned several copies of this book over the last 22 years because I keep lending my copy to someone who needs it and then buying a new one for myself.
	Grimes, Carl, Starting Points for a Healthy Habitat Carl Grimes is an expert on making your environment safe and healthy. He deals with problems of water and mold, chemicals, and other allergens, and he knows how to solve these problems in a safe way, without introducing new chemicals, etc. His own environmental allergies and chemical sensitivities taught him about cleaning up environments. He lives close to us and has given us personal advice. I’m glad he has written this very practical advice in a book so he can help people in other places also.
	Magaziner, Allan, D.O., Linda Bonvie and Anthony Zolezzi, Chemical-Free Kids Parents should heed the old adage, “An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure,” and safeguard their children’s health from birth on using the information in this book. The main focus of this book is keeping your children safe chemically, but there is a lot of information about foods too.
	Crook, William G., M.D., Detecting Your Hidden Allergies This book is simple, concise, and practical in its explanation of diets for food allergies and how to figure out what you are allergic to and use diet to improve your health. Unfortunately, it is out of print, but you can still get used copies on Amazon.com.
	Crook, William G., M.D., Tracking Down Hidden Food Allergy This book is very similar to Detecting your Hidden Allergies and is also out of print. If you can’t find one of these two books used, hopefully you can get the other.
	Gittleman, Ann Louise, Guess What Came to Dinner: Parasites and Your Health This book was invaluable to me when I was diagnosed with a parasite.
	Gottschall, Elaine, Breaking the Vicious Cycle: Intestinal Health through Diet This book contains the specific carbohydrate diet which can be used to treat bacterial dysbiosis. The author’s daughter went from being on the verge of losing her large intestine due to ulcerative colitis to healthy as a result of following this diet, as have many other people with IBD.
	Crook, William G., M.D., The Yeast Connection Over 20 years ago, this book began a revolution in the diagnosis and treatment of complex health problems related to yeast. It explains both the problem and what to do about it in an easy-to-understand way. Dr. Crook has also written many “take off” books about Candida, such as The Yeast Connection and the Woman, a book about yeast and chronic fatigue syndrome, etc.
	Gates, Donna, The Body Ecology Diet This is a very practical book about how to eliminate yeast problems and recover optimal health. Donna Gates experienced these problems herself and devised a diet and other regimens that helped her, and many other people, recover.