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Wednesday, December, 02, 2009
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Breastfeeding to Prevent Allergies

  As mentioned in previous blog posts, my oldest daughter developed her allergy to milk when I started weaning her onto a milk-based formula. After having her milk allergy diagnosed, I continued to wean Meredith, but onto soy-based formula instead. In the three years that separate the births of my daughters, I read many articles and... Read moreChevron

Allergies and Pregnancy

Even after my first child was diagnosed with food allergies, I didn't realize there was a possibility that the things I had been eating during my pregnancy may have helped contribute to her food allergies after she was born.   Of course, there are many different opinions on what triggers food allergies, and the only thing that most... Read moreChevron

Food Allergens in Unexpected Places Part II

In my previous post, I wrote about the dangers of food allergens present in health and beauty related products.  Unexpected food allergens can also lurk in seemingly straightforward food products because of they way they are processed. They may also be hard to spot because of misleading labels.   "Non-Dairy" Dairy Foods My first... Read moreChevron

Food Allergens in Unexpected Places Part 1

If you have a child with food allergies, you immediately know you're going to have to constantly monitor what your child eats.  What you may not realize is that food allergens can show up in places other than food products.  If your child has a food allergy, they don't necessarily have to ingest (or eat) the allergen to have an... Read moreChevron

Protecting Your Child With Food Allergies Part 2

Read Part I of Protecting Your Child With Food Allergies Here            As I mentioned in my previous post, education is your best tool to ensure your child doesn't suffer from an inadvertent allergic reaction.  I've talked a little about educating your child.   The next step is to... Read moreChevron

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An allergy is the immune system's over-reaction to a normally harmless substance called an allergen.

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