Food allergy - an Osmosis Preview

What is a food allergy? A food allergy is a medical condition where there’s an abnormal immune reaction to some food. Now, a variety of food proteins can cause food allergies, but the most common are known as the big eight, these include proteins within milk, eggs, peanuts, tree nuts, seafood, shellfish, soy, and wheat.




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[LauraW]

Last year I found out I had an allergies to casein, corn, wheat, yeast and Cocoa. Giving up cheese is proving to be impossible. I think Every one should get a food allergy test.

[robertschlesinger]

Very interesting and worthwhile video.

[kylezmcgee]

Me reading title and telling myself: you live in Hawaii and you're allergic to mango?

Also me: yes, I know. It sucks and I love mango

[brinleybrunner]

Great description on food allergies, NOT!

[xPumaFangx]

I have an important serious question.








Can someone be allergic to stupid? Because I think I am.

[youawesome]

"I'm going to prevent something from putting you in danger, by putting you in danger"

[allergicemma]

I have had 5 anaphylactic reactions and I’m only 6

[Feadly]

Me has food allergies: 💀

Edit: I have severe food allergies so you can't say anything to me 🎃