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    What is a hypoallergenic animal? Hypoallergenic means designed to reduce or minimize the possibility of an allergic response‚ as by containing relatively few or no potentially irritating substances‚so a hypoallergenic animal is an animal that has a lower count of known allergens (things that cause allergic reactions).(Dictionary.com) How do they make them? Scientists at Allerca Lifestyle Pets have announced that they have engineered hypoallergenic cats and dogs. They have gotten cats

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    people with peanut allergy because it is not the same as peanut.” Really‚ peanut butter is made of peanuts‚ a person with peanut allergy must avoid eating peanuts in all forms. Peanut allergy is a reaction that happens when your body mistakenly distinguish peanuts as harmful substances. Peanuts can cause a potentially fatal‚ severe allergic reaction‚ it is Anaphylaxis. It is not clear what causes peanut allergy but environmental

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    The most common allergy among infants and young children‚ cow milk allergies are prevalent among 2.5 percent of children younger than three. Although around 80 percent of children outgrow their allergy by the time they are sixteen‚ it still remains in many children and adults. Unfortunately for those people‚ milk makes up an ingredient in many popular foods and they are unable to enjoy the same experiences as their friends and family. Milk allergies are not to be confused with lactose intolerance

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    Recommendations for Improving Allergy Safety in Penn State Dining Commons Introduction Every student with an on-campus housing contract at the Pennsylvania State University also purchases a meal plan. The money deposited into this account is most often used to eat at the buffet service in the dining commons. Penn State Housing and Food Services works to provide a wide array of eating options for all students‚ including vegan‚ vegetarian and kosher items. However‚ the needs of students with

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    to. Your child’s health care provider may suggest this test if your child has symptoms that may be caused by a food allergy. During this test‚ your child will get small amounts of foods in a supervised place to see if he or she has an allergic reaction. WHY IS MY CHILD HAVING THIS TEST? Your child is having a food challenge test because he or she has had symptoms of a food allergy. These may include hives‚ itching‚ and an upset stomach. Serious reactions can cause trouble breathing. Other tests

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    ten years‚ nut allergies in children have risen by three times to what it used to be in United States. These are the leading causes of dangerous allergies are causing harmful anaphylactic reactions that can lead to death. In 2008‚ a research team found that 1.4% of children had a peanut allergy; more than three times the 0.4% rate back in 1997.The research carried out in the year 2002 in the U.K suggested that‚ in every 70‚ children at least one would likely fall prey to nut allergies. This was a significant

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    Some people have a type or different types of health implications that stop them from consuming certain foods‚ some examples of different health factors are diabetes mellitus‚ lactose intolerance‚ irritable bowel syndrome‚ coeliac disease and food allergies. As some people need to avoid certain foods they will have a different diet than others‚ in order to still have a healthy diet it can be harder and more complicated‚ plus sometimes it can be more expensive. Diabetes mellitus is when your body does

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    With egg allergies becoming more common than ever before‚ I thought it would be an interesting experiment to see if replacing eggs in a recipe would make a big difference. In my experiment‚ I plan to use different egg substitutes in a cookie recipe and then conduct a blind taste test with about 70 testers to see which cookies were most preferred‚ both visually and in taste. After this‚ I will be able to conclude which egg substitutes‚ if any‚ work best in a cookie recipe‚ and what the necessary elements

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    anaphylaxis. Unless treated quickly it can result in death. Mr. Smith presented with anaphylaxis  symptoms that occurred within minutes of exposure to the allergen and included abdominal  cramps and constriction of airway. Mr. Smith is fully aware of his allergies thus he made sure the  casserole did not contain shellfish‚ unfortunately it did and the result was people getting sick.     2. What about the others who became ill? How would you determine that this casserole

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    peanut or any other food allergy could possibly be at risk of a serious allergy reaction or attack. No student would want to accidentally kill someone else because he or she was eating a snack in class. Peanut allergies are one of the most known causes of food related deaths around the world. However‚ Dr. Christakis writes in the BMJ that only about 150 people die each year from all food allergies combined and only one percent of the U.S. population has a peanut allergy. Even though it’s not good

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