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Dear Sirs, Ladies,
i am very confused about the issue of adults who acquire food allergies,, specifically by eating a certain food too much/often. There seems to be a schoolPreschooler development Preschooler test Preschooler test or procedure preparation School age child development School age test or procedure preparation School-age children development of thought amoung the alternative health folks that say eating any certain food more frequently than every 4 days makes one susceptible to developing allergies to that food. "normalNormal saline flush" doctors totally poo-poo this theory, even the food allergy network. This issue is consuming my life. i am pertrified of one day, for no reason except i eat a certain food alot, that i suddenly get an allergy and can never eat that food again. Please please help me, what IS the truth on this matter. it's driving me crazy. do you know how difficult to explain to people at a business dinner that i can't eat dairy today, but i can in 3 more days??? or making sure a waiter checks that there's no dairy in my meal when he specifically remembers me ordering cheese a week ago? please help!
victoria
The key thing is food rotation. Don't eat Cabbage every single day, some days have broccoli instead. Rotate whole fish with chicken or lean beef once or twiceTwice-a-day a week. Don't eat the same kinds of cheese every day also. The key thing is to rotate food items from the same food group or family of foods.
By doing this you will be far less likely to get an intollerance if anyone even exists. Also it will keep you on a healthy eating plan by keeping a wide vairety of healthy items in your diet.
The key thing is food rotation. Don't eat Cabbage every single day, some days have broccoli instead. Rotate whole fish with chicken or lean beef once or twice a week. Don't eat the same kinds of cheese every day also. The key thing is to rotate food items from the same food group or family of foods.
By doing this you will be far less likely to get an intollerance if anyone even exists. Also it will keep you on a healthy eating plan by keeping a wide vairety of healthy items in your diet.