Common snack causes problems for some children
		0%	A highlight of a study published in the July issue of Pediatrics, the peer-reviewed, scientific journal of the American Academy of Pediatrics. American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP)   USA
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			Concomitant and Synergistic Foods
		100%	Did you know that the things you are allergic to can drastically worsen depending on what you eat? Here is a list of some foods that react with allergies that you may want to avoid. The On-Line Allergy Center   USA
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			Concomitant and Synergistic Foods
		100%	A concomitant food is one which provokes a reaction in a susceptible individual when another allergen such as a pollen is present. This means that you can be more reactive or more symptomatic following the ingestion of specific foods during certain pollinating seasons. For example: under normal circumstances you are able to eat beans without any adverse reaction but when the air is filled with grass pollens, you find that you experience reactivity to beans. This is because legumes and grass pollens are concomitant. You may not even have obvious pollen sensitivity, but can exhibit symptoms when this concomitancy is present. Dr. Allan Lieberman Parents of Allergic Children PAC   USA
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			Concomitant and Synergistic Foods
		0%	Did you know that the things you are allergic to can drastically worsen depending on what you eat? Here is a list of some foods that react with allergies that you may want to avoid. Concomitant and Synergistic Foods Did you know that the things you are allergic to can drastically worsen depending on what you eat? Here is a list of some foods that react with allergies that you may want to avoid. Russell Roby, J.D., M.D., A.C.A.A.I., F.C.L.M. The Allergy Center   USA
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			Consumer Resource List on Food Allergies and Intolerances
		0%	A list of books relating to food allergy and intolerance. Food and Nutrition Information Center   USA
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			Cooking for Your Special Diet - What to Eat
		0%	An allergic individual's point of view. Food-allergy.org   USA
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			Coping with Food Allergies Takes Support
		0%	Facing Up to Food Allergies: One Family’s Story Terri Schindler, MS, RD, LD Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center   USA
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			Corn Allergy
		40%	From the Allergies Guide, corn allergy is difficult to pinpoint because it is hard to eliminate all corn sources from the diet. Foods That Contain Corn, Other Products That Contain Corn. Allergies.About.com   USA
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			Crohn's disease and milk - Research
		0%	There are many millions of people who must be cautious about consuming milk and milk by-products. For this group, there are four principle reasons for their caution: Lactose Maldigestion Milk Allergy Casein Intolerance Villous Atrophy. A good introduction www.GFlinks.com - The Gluten-Free Page   USA
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			Cross contamination
		0%	Written by the parents of two allergic children. This article gives actual account references on how to deal with cross-contamination. Allergic Child   USA
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