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...these questions, you are not alone! First, everyone is unique, and there is no substitute for individualized guidance from your healthcare team. But let’s take a look at something called cross-reactivity to help you get the conversation started with your healthcare team to ask these questions. Identifying a Food Allergy and avoiding related foods An allergy to food happens when your immune system overreacts, typically to the protein in the food. For example, children often...

...of peanut proteins. Pollen’s Role: Certain pollen types may influence the foods which someone is allergic to. For example, an allergy to birch pollen can cause a cross reaction to proteins in apples or hazelnut. Therefore, allergies to apples and hazelnut are more common in geographical areas where birch pollen is abundant. Allergy Trends: A Product of Genetics and Environment Scientists are still unsure of what exactly leads to the development of food allergies. It...

...remove the protein and fat that are naturally present in corn. Since the protein part of the food is what the body responds to in a typical allergic reaction, the removal of corn protein takes away this potential trigger. Leading experts in allergy management say that corn syrup is tolerated by individuals with corn allergies.1 Refined corn syrup is generally not restricted in the diets of individuals with corn allergies. If you have further concerns...

...on preheated skillet on low-med heat. You will have to cook it longer to ensure the soy milk dries and the toast isn’t mushy. Serving Size: 2 pieces Per Serving: Calories: 250 Protein: 10g Carbohydrates: 44g Fat: 5g Cinnamon Breakfast Bread (Submitted by: Mary Blackorby) With fall just around the corner, this is a fun option to warm up on a cool morning for an allergy-friendly breakfast. 2 cups Bob’s Red Mill All-Purpose Baking Flour...

...appointment: What symptoms have you observed? Itching, swelling, skin rash (hives), vomiting, and difficulty breathing are the most common symptoms due to immediate onset (IgE mediated) food allergy. These can occur individually or collectively. What is the timing of onset? IgE mediated food allergies can occur within minutes of ingestion, almost always within a few hours. Delayed onset allergies (milk protein allergy in newborns) may not occur for 1-2 days. How long did the symptoms...

...One of the things we’ve learned at Neocate is that many families usually go through a long and daunting process before discovering their fussy and inconsolable little one has a cow milk allergy (CMA). The road to an official diagnosis can stir feelings of confusion. To help educate more parents and caregivers on the symptoms of CMA, Nutricia North America is unrolling our new Could it Be A Milk Allergy infographic. Could it Be...