This #firstreadfriday we have a guest blog from Dr Claire Walker on why our bodies cannot always tell the difference between parasite and food

This #firstreadfriday we have a guest blog from Dr Claire Walker on why our bodies cannot always tell the difference between parasite and food
Is there a treatment for almond allergy? There is no FDA-approved almond-specific treatment and no approved almond oral immunotherapy.
https://checkeverylabel.com/almond-allergy/
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Why isn't octopus listed on the allergy label of a US product, and what are tako and pulpo? Because in the US only crustacean shellfish is a required major allergen; molluscs like octopus are not, so a US label is not required to name…
https://checkeverylabel.com/octopus-allergy/
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Guacamole, dips, and prepared dishes Guacamole and avocado dips are the obvious vehicles, and avocado turns up in sushi (the California roll), salads, and bowls.
https://checkeverylabel.com/avocado-allergy/
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Is scombroid poisoning the same as a fish allergy? No. Scombroid is food poisoning from histamine that built up in poorly-stored fish (often tuna, mackerel, or mahi-mahi).
https://checkeverylabel.com/cod-allergy/
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Hazelnut: which protein your child reacts to changes everything Hazelnut is not one thing to the immune system. It is a handful of proteins, and which one your child reacts to changes how serious the allergy tends to be, more so for…
https://checkeverylabel.com/hazelnut-allergy/
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Can my child outgrow a crab allergy? Usually not. Crustacean allergy, including crab, is rarely outgrown and is usually lifelong, with only a low rate of natural resolution at the seafood-category level (Ruethers 2018).
https://checkeverylabel.com/crab-allergy/
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🍽️ Just published online in JPS❣️
“Food allergy-induced anaphylaxis impairs adrenal adrenergic biosynthesis despite preserved vagal afferent–adrenal sympathetic reflex function”
— Marina Khatun et al.
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The few signs that mean: use epinephrine now Oyster anaphylaxis is treated epinephrine-first. Epinephrine is the first-line treatment for a severe reaction, not an antihistamine and not a wait-and-see.
https://checkeverylabel.com/oyster-allergy/
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The one clear reassurance: coconut Coconut, despite the name and the FDA's historical labeling rule, is botanically a fruit (a drupe), not a true tree nut, and most tree-nut-allergic people tolerate it.
https://checkeverylabel.com/almond-allergy/
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The other tree nuts are a separate question: tested, not assumed Whether a macadamia-allergic child can eat walnut, cashew, hazelnut, pecan, pistachio, almond, or brazil nut is a real and common question, and the honest answer is that it…
https://checkeverylabel.com/macadamia-allergy/
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Pesto, sauces, salads, and desserts Walnut is a common pine-nut substitute in pesto, and it turns up in dressings, house sauces, salads, and desserts, often not spelled out in a restaurant dish.
https://checkeverylabel.com/walnut-allergy/
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How soy exposure actually happens The routes parents fear most are usually not the ones that cause serious reactions. Swallowing soy is the high-risk route.
https://checkeverylabel.com/soy-allergy/
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New research builds on the landmark LEAP study, which found that introducing peanut early to high-risk infants sharply reduced their risk of peanut allergy (0.3% vs 17.3% by age five).
#FoodAllergy #PeanutAllergy #LEAPstudy #AllergyResearch #Immunology #EarlyIntroduction
Is there a treatment for cashew allergy? There is no FDA-approved cashew treatment yet. Cashew oral immunotherapy is emerging and offered in specialist settings, and in one study it desensitized most treated children and cross-protected…
https://checkeverylabel.com/cashew-allergy/
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#FAACT Wishes Everyone a Happy #LaborDay!
Grilling at home or at a friend's home? Visit FAACT for tips to avoid any potential dangers, so you can enjoy a safe holiday!
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