Food Sensitivity: A Resource Including Recipes

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American Dietetic Association, 1985 - Medical - 127 pages
Abstact: This book provides the who, what, when, where, and why of food sensitivity, and food allergy. It discusses sensitivity to milk, wheat, soy, salicylate, tartrazine, and eggs. The terms "food sensitivity," "food allergy," and "food tolerance" are defined at the beginning of the text. A section devoted to recipes for the person with food sensitivity follows the text. Also included are tables and appendices which include: 1) common commercial cow's milk substitutes; 2) biological classification of common foods; 3) substitute measurements for wheat flour; 4) foods containing soy; 5) food sources of tartrazine and salicylates; 6) foods to avoid on an egg-free diet; 7) additional literature on food sensitivity and food allergy; 8) suggested cookbooks for food-sensitive individuals; 9) resources for people with celiac disease; 10) distributors of gluten-free products; 11) packaged and prepared food allowed on a modified gluten diet;

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Treatment of Food Sensitivity
7
Egg Sensitivity
13
Soups
19
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