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. Los Angeles Times , Hidden Ingredients in Foods Concern Allergy Specialists After watching two young patients with milk allergies react to dill pickle flavored potato chips, a d or warns it's sometimes the hidden ingredients that get you. Within minutes of snacking on the chips, a year old girl developed facial swelling and hives; a year old boy developed those symptoms, plus an itchy, swollen throat. The packages didn't list milk or milk products as ingredients, so Dr. Wade T. A. Watson took a closer look at what goes into.. USA TODAY , Food allergies often aren't Many people who think they have food allergies really don't, researchers say. More than in adults say they've experienced an adverse food reaction but studies show only % to % are actually allergic. And parents say in of their children suffer food allergies, when studies show about % of kids under have them, says a report in today's Journal of the American Medical Association. Overall, % to % of children have food allergies. Many.. Xinhua News Agency , Too much breast feeding makes babies more prone to allergies study A study shows that breast feeding gives babies the best start in life, but too much of a good thing may make them more prone to allergy. Babies fed exclusively on mother's milk for up to six months are known to be at reduced risk of allergies such as eczema and asthma. But extending exclusive breast feeding beyond six months may increase the risks, according to a report on New Scientist magazine. The research was started years ago when scientists at the Helsinki Skin and.. Hamilton Spectator, The (Ontario, Canada) , ALLERGY RELIEF, Lifestyle, supplement and drug free alternatives About per cent of Canadians suffer with allergies, and many people try to manage their symptoms with over the counter medications. While such medications have a role in symptom management, they can cause side effects, such as drowsiness and dry mouth, eyes or nose. Some allergy sufferers, including pregnant women, try to avoid over the counter medications. For natural relief, consider these lifestyle, supplement and drug free alternatives Lifestyle strategies Reduce stress... Chicago Tribune (IL) , No room for dust, molds in Hilton's allergy test In an in ative experiment aimed at travelers with allergies or asthma, the Hilton O'Hare has given extreme makeovers to two guestrooms to dramatically reduce the dust, molds and chemicals in the air. If the overhauled "enviro rooms" that debuted Friday prove popular with guests over the next month, the hotel will consider expanding the program to more than rooms that are scheduled for re ation. By then, "we'll know.. |
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