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Raising a food allergic child has the potential to provoke a great deal of anxiety in any parent. Here are some pointers for helping both you and your child manage the stress of food allergies. Start awareness at a young age Your child is never too young...
Eliminating a food group due to food allergies can be concerning for many parents. Having a food allergy has the potential to affect nutrient intake and place a child at an increased risk for inadequate intake and poor growth. Education and nutrition monitoring of an allergic...
Finding a safe multivitamin/mineral supplement that is free from the top 8 allergens can be a challenge. In addition to safety factors, determining individual supplement needs is also crucial. Keep the following tips in mind: -Read the label carefully. Manufacturing practices constantly change. Ensure that there is...
Recent research on lingering peanut protein was presented at the American Academy of Allergy, Asthma, and Immunology (AAAAI) annual meeting. Researchers showed their findings of peanut protein that can be found in such settings as: restaurants, flights, libraries, and frozen yogurt shops. What is also interesting...
Seeds and ancient grains are popular buzzwords these days. They can be great on their own or delicious mix-ins, and add-ons to other foods. According to a 2014 Food Marketing Institute Survey, 48% of consumers seek whole grain claims on food labels. Seeds and ancient grains...
Here are a few allergy friendly Easter recipes. Kids are often more interested in eating new foods if they help make them. So this is the perfect opportunity to get the kids involved! Have fun making the rice krispy eggs or the birds nests. Dairy-Free, Egg-Free...
From cancer to heart disease, and food allergies, vitamin D appears to be implicated as the ‘wonder vitamin’. Despite its name, however, vitamin D is actually a pro-hormone that is synthesized by the skin when it is exposed to ultraviolet radiation. Despite the body’s ability to...
Caring for a child with both food allergies and special needs can be a daunting task. While safety is a major concern, ensuring your child meets their unique nutritional needs can be challenging. Whether your child is affected by: sensory processing delays, attention issues, or autism,...
We love to celebrate holidays and most parties are often full of cupcakes, cookies, candy and other sweets. If you or your child suffer from food allergies you may struggle with the stress that these parties and celebrations bring. Below are some allergy friendly recipes...
Many elderly patients are at risk for food allergies due to their aging immune systems. The development of allergies can occur at any point during one’s lifetime and are not just limited to the pediatric population. Presently, prevalence of food allergies in the elderly is estimated...