1 day ago by minnemom

Half a lifetime ago (he’s now 7), we learned that my son is allergic to peanuts. At that time, it was overwhelming to me. The learning curve is huge when dealing with a food allergy for the first time. Grocery shopping suddenly took twice as long, as I had to read each and every ingredient on each a ...

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3 days ago by admin

I’m thin for my age. I would like to gain arm muscles and leg muscles and stomach muscles. Not like brolic looking but just a little more fuller. I look healthy but I’m trying to gain weight. I just need ideas on what to do to gain muscle without losing weight? Any tips on gaining weight too? I also ...

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8 days ago by Alana

My heart is feeling 2 sizes too small these days. I may not be green but I seem to be feeling the same biological issue affecting one of my favorite Dr. Seuss characters. It’s not that I want to steal Christmas but that I’m feeling like I’d rather avoid it altogether. I’ll be hosting my side [...]

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8 days ago by CJ

People just love them some communities. I mean, they must. After my Reader’s Digest piece was picked up by both the Today show and Msnbc.com, the “food allergy community” opened up a peanut and gluten-free can of whoop ass on me. Some scolded me for not caring if their children died, others asked fo ...

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8 days ago by admin

The rules I described for cookies and candies in the previous sections apply to ice cream, too: Stick with ice cream from major manufacturers and carefully read the labels. Although ice cream produced in North America is rarely manufactured on dedicated peanut-free lines, I believe that ice cream fr ...

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8 days ago by admin

If you’re looking for a tough challenge, mosey down the candy aisle at your local grocery store or pharmacy and try to find candies (especially chocolates) that don’t contain peanuts. Even candy bars that contain no discernable peanuts may have labels that warn people with peanut allergies to avoid ...

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10 days ago by Editorial Staff

Twelve million Americans suffer from food allergies. Though some children outgrow allergies, many have to live with a condition for life. Now it appears that there is a glimmer of hope for some families. Earlier this year, researchers at Duke University Medical Center and Arkansas Children’s Hospita ...

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11 days ago by admin

While cookies and similar products carry the greatest risk, all baked goods are suspect. Cakes and cupcakes that seem perfectly safe commonly cause peanut reactions. How can this happen? Cross contamination and hidden ingredients are often the root causes: A dirty spatula or other serving utensil: A ...

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11 days ago by admin

Of all foods, cookies may well be responsible for the greatest number of accidental peanut exposures. Peanuts pop up in cookies you’d never suspect would contain peanuts, and cookies that are supposedly peanut free often are the victims of cross contamination. Following are some common scenarios tha ...

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11 days ago by admin

The brilliant inventor George Washington Carver discovered 300 uses for the peanut. Food manufacturers and cooks have discovered infinitely more uses for peanut, many of which make the peanut nearly impossible to detect. Fortunately, food labeling is conservative, typically warning consumers even if ...

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