All Posts in Category: Food Allergies

Are My Food Allergies Still a Serious Concern?

Are My Food Allergies Still a Serious Concern?

Category: Food Allergies

Understanding Food Allergies–What Are They? Food allergies affect millions of people all over the world. These are not simple day-to-day fears, like fearing that you might eat some bad food and get sick. A food allergy causes your body to react in a very negative way when it encounters the particular food that is causing […]

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Milk Free Ice Cream Treats for The Summer

Milk Free Ice Cream Treats for The Summer

Category: Food Allergies

Summer is here! After a hot day in the sun, there’s nothing more refreshing than a delicious frozen treat to cool you down and tickle your taste buds. If you’ve got kids, your summertime nostalgia has probably kicked in, and you are thinking back to your own childhood, when frozen desserts like ice cream and […]

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what to know about food allergies

Food Allergy or Sensitivity 

Category: Food Allergies

A certain food may bother you, but that doesn’t necessarily mean you’re allergic to it. Sometimes, the problem is a food sensitivity, and sometimes it’s an intolerance. Does this sound confusing? Let’s clarify some of the basic facts about food allergies and sensitivities.

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how to handle peanut allergies

That’s Nuts! Surprising Places Nuts Are Hiding In Your Home 

Category: Food Allergies

If you or someone in your family is allergic to nuts, you’re no doubt very careful with dietary options. Still, sometimes nuts lurk where you don’t expect them. Could nuts be hiding in your home without your knowledge? More importantly, do you know where to look for them?

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how to handle children with food allergies

Planning Safe Sleepovers When Your Child Has Food Allergies 

Category: Food Allergies

Food allergies can be incredibly disruptive to daily life, especially for a child who just wants to have fun with other kids. The good news is that with practice and precautions, it’s still possible for a child with food allergies to enjoy himself- or herself while socializing. Assuming that the child is mature enough, encouraging them to be a proactive patient is always a good idea. At each visit to the allergy doctor’s office, ask your child if they have any questions or concerns about upcoming events, like sleepovers.

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