Help with an egg allergy?
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it depends onthe type of snacks your looking for. I have an egg allergy and for snakes i usually have crasons and soy nuts or corn nuts, but like fruit roll ups and fruit by the foot dont have snacks. Other wise there are things you can use to substitute for eggs: (i dont remember what website i got it from but here are some)\n\nAs Binders\n1/2 large mashed banana\n1/4 cup apple sauce or pureed prunes\n1 tablespoon ground flaxseed mixed with 3 tablespoons water\n1 1/2 tablespoons water, 1 1/2 tablespoons oil, and 1 teaspoon baking powder\nCombine one packet of unflavored gelatin with one cup boiling water - 3 tablespoons of this mixture equal one egg\n1 tablespoon apricot puree\n1/4 cup of soft tofu\n1/4 cup soy milk\n\nAs Leavening\n2 tablespoons carbonated water and 2 teaspoons baking flour\n1 teaspoon baking powder, 1 tablespoon water, and 1 tablespoon vinegar (add vinegar separately at the end for rising)\nDissolve 1 teaspoon yeast in 1/4 cup warm water\n1 heaping tablespoon of soy flour and one tablespoon water\n1 tablespoon bean flour and 1 tablespoon oil\n1 tablespoon of arrowroot powder mixed with 3 tablespoons water\n1 tablespoon cornstarch mixed with 3 tablespoons water\n2 tablespoons gluten flour or unbleached white flour, 1 1/2 teaspoons corn oil, 1/2 teaspoons baking powder, and 2 tablespoons water\nFor Whipping\n1/4 teaspoon xanthan gum with about 1/4 cup of water. Let stand. It thickens, and can be whipped like an egg white.\n\n\nAlso companies are now required to list on their packaging wether or not they use egg in theproduct or if it is made on equipment that eggs are used. It takes some reading but it is well worth it. Also if you email companies requesting a list of food stuffs that donot include eggs they are usually happy to help.
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The Homeopathic Remedy SULFUR 30 is perhaps the first and the one of the best remedies to cure any sort of Allergies cleanses your system and regulates against future allergic reactions !\nTake care and God Bless !
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The suggestions above are good.\n\nIn addition, if you are allergic to airborne pollens, adding local honey to your diet may help reduce your allergies.
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I too am allergic to wheat, corn, dairy, cats, house mites and house dust oh and some trees. no grass though. I have been taking Atarax at night, because it makes me sleepy and then Allegra 180 in the am. By the way i was diagnosed with Uticaria, Skin Writing. Get with a good allergist, really push him, make him write a small dose of some form of anti histamine. And, as horrible as it is, keep your child off the foods that make him allergic. But  in saying that, foods may or may not make him itch, it could be just one food. Corn does make me itch. I can sneek a few foods in once in a while. I thank the Atarax and Allegra.\nGood luck.
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Try altering your diet to see what foods are triggering your allergies.  many doctors cannot tell you any more than yours already have.  Try beeswax therapy.
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You can apply Aloe Vera (good for burning) or any remedies for skin burning (from too much sun bathing) or apply the white egg on the burned area it will help for a bit, let your hands all coverd by the white eggs.
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Heal with oatmeal. "Oatmeal baths made from powders such as Aveeno provide effective but temporary relief from the itching of eczema and dermatitis\nRelieve the itch with ice. An ice pack made by putting ice cubes in a plastic bag and placing it on the itchy area makes an inexpensive and effective itch fighter\nPour some cold milk onto a gauze pad or thin piece of cotton and apply it to the skin for about three minutes. Resoak the cloth and reapply at least two more times for three-minute soaks. Repeat several times a day, but make sure to rinse your skin in cool water after each application, because the milk will smell.\nAvoid most antiperspirants. The active "drying" ingredients found in most antiperspirants-aluminum chloride, aluminum sulfate and zirconium chlorohydrates-are too irritating to those with dry, sensitive skin.\nKeep nails short and clean\nHumidify your surroundings recommend either buying a cold-air humidifier or placing shallow pans of water near radiators and on wood stoves to add humidity\nShowers should last about three minutes-and no longer than five minutes because longer shower will make dryness worse.And use only your fingertips to wash--not washcloths or sponges--and then pat yourself dry\nDon't forget your emollients\nWise to double-rinse your laundry to make sure the detergent rinses out and won't come in contact with your skin\nDon't use dryer sheets because some of the chemicals in fabric-softening dryer sheets remain on the skin and can be irritating to people with eczema\nDon't be a fool if you use a pool.(chlorine)\nBuy American when it comes to cosmetics. The general rule is, avoid cosmetics if you're bothered by eczema or dermatitis. But if you must wear them, buy American. That's because some cosmetics made in Japan, Italy, France and other foreign countries contain formaldehyde, which can cause allergic dermatitis in many people.\nIf you are feeling stressed out or are particularly worried about something, it will only aggravate your condition.\n\nHere are some other things that you should avoid if you're prone to eczema.:\n1.Baby lotions\n2.Colored toilet paper and tissues\n3.Stuffed animals, fuzzy and furry toys and pillows can bother those with sensitive skin\n4.Real animals\n5.Fake fingernails\n6.Live Christmas trees\n7.Quick changes in air temperature\n8.Metallic jewelry: If you're prone to nickel allergies--the most common form of contact dermatitis--then avoid watchbands, earrings and jewelry that cause a skin reaction. Buying earrings? Look for earring posts that are stainless steel.
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Allergies to one of those foods, most likely. Check with your doctor
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See a Naturopath and get tested for food allergies. Recent research has shown this to be a major cause. Increase youe intake of fish oils..this has been shown to help significantly also. try a therapy called Thought Field therapy this is getting amazing results in kids with ADD.\nSee this site for more http://www.jentleearthhealing.com/tft.html.\nCraig-Naturopath.
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Take SULPHUR in 30 potency for three days thrice a day half hour before or after meals and you will overcome your allergies very fast.\nFor details please feel free to contact me on email \nTake care and God Bless
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Some suggest that eating some honey, produced from local pollen by local bees, on a daily basis helps.\nNot having such allergies, I've never tried it.\nI surely hope you find some relief!
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I have had both of those allergies, but when I took all my vitamins my immune system got stronger and I slowly tried those foods again and my immune system didn't react so strongly. Talk to your doctor about vitamins. GOOD LUCK! I hope you feel better! I hated having it!
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allergy to an ingredient
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Avoid the triggers.  Eliminate dairy, eggs, soy, nightshades (potatoes, tomatoes, eggplant), and citrus.  These are the most common food triggers.  Then decrease chemical exposure.  Supplementation with the fat soluble vitamins A and E as well as C can help.  Also, get in essential fatty acids through fish oils.
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Being allergic to iodine, myself, i would check with my doctor as a matter of course ~ better safe than in the ER.  What you canNOT do, in case you don't know, is eat shellfish!
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if you are allergic to only the egg white you are most likely allergic to the protein that is in it. the main protein that makes up an egg white is ovalburnin. different people are allergic to different things so you're just made that way. so be careful with what you eat!
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Assuming he has seasonal allergies, he could try a supplement with proanthrocyanins and quercitin, like products "allerquell" or "grape seed extract".  Most importantly he should AVOID triggers and pro-inflammatories such as dairy products, citrus juices (orange, grapefruit, etc.), high histamine fruits like strawberries, red meat, processed sugars and processed white breads.  Encourage more intake of fresh non-fried fish, lime or lemon water, fruits like peaches, pears, banana, blueberries, cranberries.  Consider an EFA (essential fatty acid) supplement containing omego 3-6-9 if his fish intake is low (less than 2 serving per week).  \n\nObviously, he should get lots of rest, as staying up long nights depletes his energy.\n\nHis main living areas (bedroom, living room) should be allergen reduced by keeping windows entering into these spaces closed; no pets or people's dirty clothes carrying dander and pollens allowed into these areas; dry clothing in a dryer (not clothesline).  Ensure he washes before going to bed to reduce pollen and dander exposure to him overnight.\n\nGive this a month and see if it helps.  Good luck.