Asthma and food allergy
In this entry, I would like to review the increase in food allergies and discuss the connection between asthma and food allergies.
Food allergies
For those of us 35 years old or older, we seem to be faced with an epidemic of food allergies. Does anyone remember "nut-free classrooms" when we were kids? Nowadays it seems that all classrooms of young kids are nut free. While to some this may seem to be a bit of hype, the proportion of kids with both food allergies,...
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Artificial Lemon or Lime Juice You'd be much better off using real lemon or lime juice. It might take a little extra work, but not only will it taste fresher, you'll be able to breathe better too. Beer, Wine, Hard Cider, Juice and Tea Ever...
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