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I found this out myself, that I get lots of burning from potatoes. Solanine in these veggies (esp potatoes) is an alkaloid suspected of causing much grief. Tomatoes which are also in this family, stimulate histamine release as well, which can show up in the skin. If you search here : nightshades you will find some interesting links. Here is my thread so far on histamine reactions and the skin: http://neurotalk.psychcentral.com/thread161714.html The nightshades can be problematic for some people. The tomatoes and hot peppers, also have that histamine issue, which the potatoes do not. So, Clay, you may want to google 1)nightshade vegetable reactions 2) histamine releasing foods 3)histamine containing foods and see if that may help you.
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