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Food
Allergies
Food
allergies are so common, it seems like everyone is allergic to something.
They are very hard to define because some foods have immediate reactions
and others react after a few days. Here are two examples of food reactions:
Immediate Food Hypersensitivity
– This type
of reaction is almost immediate, normally a few minutes and no longer
than 2 hours after you’ve eaten the food.
Most people with allergies are known to have a leaky gut. The gut wall
lets molecules through as part of the digestion, but when the gut lining
becomes inflamed, this disturbs the functioning of the system. The spaces
open up and allow large food antigens to enter the bloodstream. When the
antibodies sees these new antigens, they are unknown to the body's defence
system. This will then release histamine.
Delayed
Food Hypersensitivity
- This type of reaction seems to develop over 1-2 days, and can last for
days. Everyday foods, or foods you eat large quantities of seems to trigger
Delayed Food Hypersensitivity. People who live in western countries are
allergic to dairy products, and people who live in eastern countries are
fragile to rice.
This kind of food allergy is very hard to define, because you can be fine
with a food for one day and the other day it could be all guns blazing.
Here’s
a list of common foods that trigger allergies:
- Fruits
– Orange, Lemon, Lime, Mango, Pineapple, Banana, Strawberry, Tomatoes,
Kiwi Fruit, Grapefruit, Papayas
- Vegetables
– Potatoes, Spinach, Cucumbers
- Nuts
and Seeds –
Stay clear of every kind
- Dairy
Product –
Milk, Egg, Cheese, Red Meat, Yogurt
- Fish
– Stay clear of every kind
- Wheat
and Gluten - Breads, Pasta, Rye, Rice, Barley, Corn
Soya
- Drinks
- Coke, Coffee, Tea, Pop drink, Alcohol
- Salt & Vinegar
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