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A sudden sensitivity to certain foods can also occur as a result of taking medications (e.g. antibiotics) for a considerable time or due to a… Read More »Why Have I Suddenly Develop Food Intolerances?

Causes of Tomato Allergy OAS reactions to tomatoes are caused by an allergy to grass pollen that cross-reacts with tomatoes. Both contain proteins known as… Read More »What In Tomatoes Causes Allergies?

Food high in sugar and processed sugar: Sugar triggers the release of cytokines, which are inflammatory messengers that contribute to inflammation and swelling of the… Read More »Why Do My Joints Hurt After Eating?

Allergies, wounds, and diseases can all cause inflammation. The most common causes of joint inflammation are injuries and inflammatory arthritis. Pain and inflammation resulting from… Read More »What Causes Sudden Inflammation In Joints?

Some side effects of lycopene overdose can have chronic effects on the body. For example, excessive lycopene due to tomato consumption can cause diarrhoea, nausea,… Read More »Can You Get Diarrhea From Too Many Tomatoes?

About 80 percent of people with egg, milk and wheat allergies outgrow them, usually by age 16. About 20 to 25 percent of children with… Read More »Can A Food Allergy Go Away?

Many people outgrow their allergies by their 20s and 30s, as they become tolerant to their allergens, especially food allergens such as milk, eggs, and… Read More »Can You Become Allergic To Something You’Ve Had Before?

But did you know adults can develop food allergies as well? A recent study has shown that roughly 10% of adults in the U.S. have… Read More »Is It Possible To Become Allergic To Food Later In Life?

The truth is, while most food allergies do start in childhood, they can develop at any stage of life. In fact, millions of adults in… Read More »Can You Suddenly Become Allergic To Certain Foods?

People who are allergic to the alkaloids in nightshades may experience one or more of the following symptoms after eating a vegetable from the nightshade… Read More »How Do You Know If You Have Nightshade Intolerance?