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The physician should also be notified about any allergies to foods, dyes, preservatives, or other substances.
Don't eat jewelryPerhaps a better way of looking at it would be to list the foods to avoid. Notwithstanding that, it's strange that you should ask that question, because nickel allergies are CONTACT allergies that cause skin problems. You don't hear people asking about nickel allergies with regard to ingesting substances, unless you swallowed a pair of cheap earrings. Don't touch nickel-containing substances. And don't wear inexpensive jewelry.-that is not true nickel allergies is only a contact allergies but also alot of food contain nickel like chocolate, nuts and leafy vegetable's, and alot more you should definitely make a list of this you can and can not eat and you may have to go on a nickel free diet
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The physician should also be told about any allergies to foods, dyes, preservatives, or other substances.
There are blood foods because this is how they test an individual for allergies. Some foods are better for you than others and some foods contain allergens to certain people. Without being tested, however, you will not know whether or not you have allergies to certain foods.
No they do not, they just don't like some foods.
Prevention of allergies can start as early as when a mother is pregnant. Taking the necessary vitamins and eating healthy and keeping your body safe from hazardous toxics that could harm a baby makes a big difference before the child is even born. Protection against allergies is being very informed -- of both what a person is allergic to and where those allergies could be found in foods, animals, or environment. It is easy to protect yourself against allergies if you do not expose yourself to them.
The boys are not allergic to anything but they do dislike alot of foods :)
It really depends on the allergies and dietary concerns your son has. Consult his pediatrician or an allergist for specific details that deal with his diet.
in the digestive process, complex foods are broken down into simpler substances like what?
In rare cases, allergies or intolerances to certain foods-such as dairy products, citrus products, or chocolate-can cause bed-wetting.
It would depend on what kind of allergies your dog has. I would take your dog to a local vet and see what alergies he has. Also ask your vet if he has recommendations on any foods that would be safe for your dog to eat.