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Old 09-22-2009, 05:12 AM #1
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It does sound like a food allergy. Can you try it again with one of the suspects to confirm it? Perhaps a small serving.
That should help you find out if this is the cause.
I understand that food allergies and intolerance are increasing.
Some of the main things to avoid would include wheat, corn, soy, dairy, for a start.
But if you feel brave, try the popcorn or pineapple again.
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