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Food Allergies & Diet:     more books (100)

Allergy-free Cooking: How To Survive The Elimination Diet And Eat Happily Ever After by Eileen Rhude Yoder, 1987-01-22 Allergy & Candida Cooking Made Easy by Sondra K. Lewis, Lonnett D. Blakley, et all 1996-11 5 Years Without Food: The Food Allergy Survival Guide : How to Overcome Your Food Allergies and Recover Good Health by Nicolette M. Dumke, 1998-01-01 Allergen-Free Baker's Handbook by Cybele Pascal, 2009-12-22 The Food Allergy Cure: A New Solution to Food Cravings, Obesity, Depression, Headaches, Arthritis, and Fatigue by Ellen W. Cutler, 2001-03-20 Lose Wheat, Lose Weight: The New Allergy-free Diet Plan with 60 Easy Recipes by Antoinette Savill, Dawn Hamilton, 2002-12-02 My Diet - Reduce pain and weight with food that works with your unique metabolism. Works better than Atkins (Dr. Altabet Health) by Dr. Cory Altabet, 2009-01-25 Allergy Proof Recipes for Kids: More Than 150 Recipes That are All Wheat-Free, Gluten-Free, Nut-Free, Egg-Free and Low in Sugar by Leslie Hammond, Lynne Marie Rominger, 2010-01-01 What's Up With Paulina?: Medikidz Explain Food Allergies (Superheroes on a Medical Mission) by Kim Chilman-blair, 2010-01-15 Coping With Food Allergy (31586) by Claude Albee Frazier, 1987-06 Food Allergies by Neil Orenstein, 1988-01-18 The Food Allergy Plan: A Working Physician's Practical and Tested Method by Keith Mumby, 1987-01 Food Allergies and Adverse Reactions by Judy E. Perkin, 1990-10 Living with Food Allergies : A Complete Guide to a Healthy Lifestyle by Betty Wedman-St. Louis, 1999-11-11

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101. Egg Allergy Diet
     determined that your child has an egg allergy, you ll your whole way of shopping for food and cooking to substitute to make your child s diet nutritious and  
     http://kidshealth.org/parent/nutrition_fit/nutrition/egg_allergy_diet.html
     
     Extractions: If your child's doctor or allergy specialist has determined that your child has an egg allergy , you'll need to adapt your whole way of shopping for food and cooking for your family. Arm yourself with the knowledge of what to avoid and what to substitute to make your child's diet nutritious and tasty. What Is an Egg Allergy? A food allergy occurs when the body's immune system mistakenly believes a food is harmful and identifies an offending substance, or allergen, in that food. People with an egg allergy react to the proteins in the egg white or the yolk. The body produces antibodies that trigger an allergic reaction as they rush in to fight off the invasion. Research has shown that up to 8% of children in the United States are affected by food allergies. Eggs are among the eight foods that cause 90% of all allergic reactions in children ( milk peanuts , wheat, soy, fish, shellfish, and tree nuts are the other seven). Egg allergy, which is usually outgrown by age 5, is most often identified when the child first eats eggs or egg products. Reading Food Labels It should come as no surprise that baked goods, baking mixes, cereals, cookies, custards, and ice cream are made with eggs, but candies, hot dogs, meatballs, and salad dressings can include egg derivatives as well. There are also many products and food ingredients that contain egg products, but whose names don't always include the word egg. Eggs may be used for a specific function and be listed as "binder," "emulsifier," or "coagulant."

102. Dietitians Of Canada
     food allergies do not cause fatigue, depression, compulsive eating or drinking. Uncontrolled asthma may result in fatigue, however, in that situation dietary  
     http://www.dietitians.ca/english/factsheets/e1997_09.html
     
     Extractions: Unfortunately, however, many people are restricting their diet unnecessarily. One allergist found that, out of 23 people who thought they had a food allergy, only 4 actually did. Some of those who didn'’t have allergies were avoiding so many foods they had become sick and malnourished. Don’t guess. If you suspect you have a food allergy, have it properly diagnosed by a doctor, then obtain dietary advice from a registered dietitian. People with food allergies have an unusual sensitive immune system. For some reason, swallowing a protein from a particular food causes the person’s own antibodies to rush into action to attack the foreign substance. This starts a chain reaction of chemical changes which cause swelling and irritation in certain parts of the body.

103. Food Allergy - General Facts
     there is an indication that a food allergy may have been outgrown, an effort to safely introduce the offending food in the allergic individual s diet is done  
     http://www.ifr.bbsrc.ac.uk/protall/infosheet.htm
     
     Extractions: Most people think that allergies are commonplace, with around one in five of the population suffering from some type of food allergy. However, food allergy is actually much rarer with about 1-2 in a hundred of the adult population actually having adverse reactions to foods. Whilst uncommon, allergic reactions to foods are real and can take a number of forms. The commonly experienced symptoms are described below and when experienced in association with the consumption of particular foods it is likely that an individual is suffering from a food allergy. Anyone who suspects they have a food allergy should see a medical doctor, and seek a referral to an allergy clinic. These pages have information, together with links to other websites with useful information, which relate to Symptoms of Food Allergies Reactions to foods are usually rapid, appearing within an hour (or sometimes even seconds) of consumption, although in some cases they may be delayed and appear up to four hours after eating. Skin rashes, such as nettle rash (also called urticaria or hives) can appear which are generally short lived, disappearing within a few days. Longer lasting, chronic skin reactions (such as scaly patches) can also be experienced. Some of these longer lasting rashes are called atopic dermatitis.

104. Gluten Free Mall - Celiac Disease Foods
     We cater directly to people on special diets due to Celiac Disease, wheat intolerance, wheat allergy and/or multiple food allergies.  
     http://www.glutenfreemall.com/
     
     Extractions: Gluten Free and wheat free foods for those on a Gluten Free Diet due to Celiac Disease Autism Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADD, ADHD) or other health reasons. We have the best prices and selection of Gluten and Wheat Free Foods , casein-free food and other allergy-related health foods and special dietary products on the Internet! Many of our products are also milk/lactose free, sugar free, corn free, egg free and/or soy free. We cater directly to people on special diets due to Celiac Disease, wheat intolerance, wheat allergy and/or multiple food allergies Gluten Free Mall offers you hundreds of hand-selected special dietary foods from dozens of outstanding manufacturers so that you can, in only minutes, browse through our products and place a single, secure order

105. Food Allergies
     International food Information Council. Mastering food allergies information about food allergies, wheat free diets, candida and more.  
     http://www.parentsofallergicchildren.org/food.htm
     
     Extractions: Detecting Food Allergies Detecting food allergies can be difficult. Dr Crook's article on Food Allergy gives an overview of obvious food and hidden food allergies. Links to various diets and further information is listed after the article. Food Allergy By Dr Crook Allergy to a specific food or foods can cause you or your child to develop symptoms of various sourts. Yet, you may not recogn9ize such an allergy unless you carefully search for it. TYPES OF FOOD ALLERGY a) Obvious Food Allergy: As the name implies, you know when you're bothered by this sort of an allergy. Such an allergy is often caused by relatively uncommon foods, such as fish, strawberries, cashew nuts or lobster. However, it may be cased by any food, including egg, citrus, or chocolate. Obvious food allergy often makes you break out in a rash, sneeze, wheeze, swell or give you a headache. b) Hidden or Unsuspected Food Allergy:* This sort of allergy is usually caused by foods you eat every day, including milk, corn, wheat, legumes, chocolate, citrus, egg and sugar. You seem to develop symptoms from eating these foods gradually ...

106. Skinvet.com
     For this reason, if we strongly suspect a food allergy and cannot demonstrate it using a commercially prepared diet, we may then recommend a homecooked diet  
     http://www.skinvet.com/diseasedetail.asp?index=12

107. Nat'l Jewish-Med. Sci. Update-Food Allergy
     Pastorello EA, Stocchi L, Pravettoni V, et al. Role of the elimination diet in adults with food allergy. J Allergy Clin Immunol 1989;84(4 Pt 1)47583.  
     http://library.nationaljewish.org/MSU/10n7MSU_Food_Allergy.html
     
     Extractions: Volume 10, Number 7, April, 1992. Table of Contents Allergy vs. Adverse Reaction Incidence Age of Onset Treatment ... References See also Peanut Allergy Allergy to food or food additives is a hotly discussed issue in both the lay and medical communities. A wide variety of symptoms have been attributed to food allergy -everything from hyperactivity and other behavioral complaints to life-threatening anaphylaxis -yet, in many cases, a direct connection has not been adequately demonstrated. Almost two decades of pioneering work by National Jewish researchers has helped document and clarify the true nature of food allergy. Much of the lay literature on food allergy bases its claims on anecdotal observations or clinical experience. Most of it, unfortunately, is not grounded in scientific methodology. Correctly diagnosing this disorder and successfully treating it can be challenging for both patient and physician. However, successful outcomes are possible in most cases. Allergy vs. Adverse Reaction

108. Great Books About Fitness, Good Food, And Successfully Managing Food Allergies
     Software News and Reviews. diet, Nutrition and food Allergy Books. Web Development Services. Tell Me More About Nu Connexions! Nutrition Health Links. Site Map.  
     http://www.nuconnexions.com/Books/
     
     Extractions: Your portal to the world of nutrition and fitness software and related services. Fitness, Weight Management and Online Dietary Services Software News and Reviews Diet, Nutrition and Food Allergy Books Web Development Services ... Contact Steve Great Books About Fitness, Good Food, and Successfully Managing Food Allergies!

109. Reactions
     Many allergies are not triggered by foods at all, but by pollen, animal fur or house dust mite. The majority of allergic reactions to dietary components are  
     http://www.nutrition.org.uk/information/dietandhealth/reactions.html
     
     Extractions: FOOD ALLERGY AND INTOLERANCE Most people can eat a very wide range of foods without any problems although they may have likes or dislikes that influence what they choose. However, some people react badly to certain everyday foods and eating them may cause uncomfortable symptoms or, in rare cases, a severe illness. It is important that people who think they suffer from a food intolerance do not change their diet dramatically so that it becomes unbalanced. They should take advice from a dietitian or doctor to be sure that they really do have a problem and take care to ensure that their diet contains a wide variety of foods to provide all the nutrients normally provided by the foods they cannot eat. What is the definition of food intolerance? Food intolerance is the general term used to describe a range of adverse responses to food, including allergic reactions ( e.g . peanut allergy or coeliac disease ), adverse reactions resulting from enzyme deficiencies ( e.g . lactose intolerance or hereditary fructose intolerance), pharmacological reactions ( e.g

110. Golden Circle
     of age if there is a strong family history of allergy. Foods that cause problems need to be replaced with nutritious alternatives. If a special diet is required  
     http://baby.goldencircle.com.au/content/?id=106

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