If you have been experiencing uncontrollable sugar cravings and unusual symptoms, you may be a victim of hidden food allergies.
Gluten free diet food allergies
Gluten Intolerance and hidden food allergies or sensitivities to common foods actually cause cravings for those foods, and a whole host of other symptoms.
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What Are Food Allergies?
Food allergies are more common than people think. In a recent poll of almost 1,000 U.S. physicians, it was estimated that somewhere between 12 and 19 percent of adults and 15 to 21 percent of infants have food allergies. These numbers are thought to be much higher because many doctors do not have training in food allergies and do not know how to diagnose them.
Let’s first discuss exactly what food allergies are, and what they are not. The term food allergy actually comes from the two Greek words “also” (other) and “argon” (action). When you eat something that you are allergic to, you have a reaction different than you would normally expect.
Severe food allergies have a direct and brutal impact on the immune system. For example, many people have severe allergies to peanut products. When they consume peanuts, or anything that has peanuts in it, they immediately have a reaction. The reaction can range from gasping and wheezing, to a closing of the esophagus. Peanut allergies can also cause skin irritations.
Diana Walker, Cravings Coach
Diana Walker provides delicious, nutritious and easy Gluten-free recipes and foods at Diana’s Healthy Gluten Free Whole Foods Lifestyles
Topical solutions are great for short-term help when problems occur. Candida and yeast infections can appear in Athletes foot and nail fungus and other skin problems.
