I think it's important for people to know and understand whether they have an actual food allergy or simply an intolerance. For example, while someone may be lactose intolerant, does that equate to having a food allergy?
For example, eggplant or some blend of Indian curry can trigger anaphylactic shock to my system. I can have raw bell pepper, but the acidity of hot house tomatoes cause the inside of my mouth to break out. i don't know why some nightshade plants affect me negatively, while others don't. I think it might have something to do with acidity.
Thanks for the information you're providing. I'm looking forward to your next "chapter."
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I think it's important for people to know and understand whether they have an actual food allergy or simply an intolerance. For example, while someone may be lactose intolerant, does that equate to having a food allergy?
For example, eggplant or some blend of Indian curry can trigger anaphylactic shock to my system. I can have raw bell pepper, but the acidity of hot house tomatoes cause the inside of my mouth to break out. i don't know why some nightshade plants affect me negatively, while others don't. I think it might have something to do with acidity.
Thanks for the information you're providing. I'm looking forward to your next "chapter."
August 13, 2009 - 6:46pmThis Comment
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