Food Allergies Treatment

Question by R B: If the dark circles under your eyes are caused by a milk allergy, how long does it take them to clear up?

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Answer by J
A couple weeks at the very most.
If you have a milk allergy, you’d probably have more than dark circles, which are more frequently caused by lack of sleep. Those with milk allergies usually break out in hives (at least), have vomiting fits, or trouble breathing.

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Question by Kaiden’s Mommy!- #2 Due Apr 26!: Why can’t you feed a baby under a year cow’s milk?
Im not doing it or anything my husband just asked me and I realized I didnt actually know. lol. I thought it was because they may have a milk allergy (why you also cant feed them peanut butter) and if they had a serious allergic reaction its more lethal since they’re younger. I dunno the real reason though…. does anyone know? Thanks!

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Answer by naenae0011
It’s too difficult for them to digest those proteins.

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Question by Aallayah08: How to gain 10 pounds in under 2 months?
I have allergies to Peanuts, nuts, and tree nuts.
I have a fast metabolism and I ‘m 12 years old, and I want to be 10 pounds heavier when I go into Jr. High.
Like what should I eat to gain weight

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Answer by Jesse Is Back
Go to walmart and get a few containers of whea protein. Its cheap ( ). It will definitely do the trick. Drink 3 cups per day along with what you usually eat.

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Question by briggs: Do small children (under ten) grow out of a peanut allergy?
When my grandson was almost two he took a bite of a peanut butter cookie and had a very bad reaction. Is this something children out grow or will he have this allergy to peanut butter the rest of his life?

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Answer by PraoWolf
Depends really, sometimes they do sometimes they don’t. But there has been some promising research in that regard in the UK. They took 5 kids with peanut allergies and gave them a very small amount of peanut butter with the rest of their food, week by week they would increase the amount, and it got to a point that the kids were eating 2-3 full spoonfuls of peanut butter without adverse reaction. Again this was research and this was conducted in a lab, so I wouldn’t exactly do this yourself, but there is alot of positive results in that direction.

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Someone told me that dark circles under the eyes could be a sign of a milk allergy. I’ve never heard this before. I was wondering if anyone else had ever heard this and if anyone knows if it’s true or not.