How To Keep Safe When Allergic To Certain Foods
Chocolates are a delightful treat but if you have experienced problems as a result of eating it you may be one of those rare people who are allergic to coco.
Don’t give up all hope though, oh thou chocoholic. There are very few people who are truly allergic to chocolate. Often, people are allergic to added ingredients in the chocolate.
Sometimes, there can be more than one trigger in the particular type of chocolate you are eating. If you are allergic to more than one thing, this is especially true. There might be dairy, gluten, soy, corn, nuts, the list could go on and on.
Reactions are serious business in fact some are fatal. If you what to learn more just Google anaphylaxes. The good news is that most show up in symptoms like headaches and rashes.
So you have a food allergy. Take it serious and be sure to avoid those food in your diet. This is easier said then don but it is a must. Allergies get worse over time. Here is some suggestions that will help you get back on track.
If you decide to go the route of prepackaged foods, make sure you read the ingredients list very carefully to screen for any thing you might be allergic to. Food companies are required to clearly list all their ingredients for such a purpose as this. There are eight top allergen sources that will be listed separately on the packaging: eggs, milk, nuts, tree nuts, soy, wheat, shell fish, and fish.
Going out to eat and know that you have asthma? Make sure to ask if the restaurant uses sulfites in their food. These can cause a serious flare up. Also check all food labels so that you can be sure to avoid these triggers.
If you are out, then ask the server to help you stress the fact that these allergies are a serious risk and you need to be positive that they are not in any of your order.
Also remind the server to instruct the kitchen staff so they do not prepare your meal on surfaces that have those trigger on them.
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