SKIN ALLERGIES

hi! i have skin allergies as of now. last year, my laboratory results showed that my protein is a little bit higher. does my skin allergies associated with my being high in protein?

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J97

Feb 25, 2009

To: elvs

I have heard that high protein is a sign of inflammation and infection in your body. I'm not sure if it's related to skin allergies.

eilia

Dec 25, 2009

The worst allergies can be treated through three-day treatment .at first you should avoid eating foods that creates histamine; yogurt, food sandwiches, bread house, high salt ...

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