Because food allergies can affect nutrient intake as well as a child’s growth, it’s important to replace nutrients when removing a food or food groups. If you’re diagnosed with a food allergy or intolerance, focus on incorporating a variety of whole foods that contain the nutrients now missing from your diet. Each month, we feature a different whole food with recipes, nutrition information, and more.

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as told by mom, Cindy Our oldest son, Preston was diagnosed with severe food (milk, egg, banana, peanut, tree nuts, shellfish) and environmental (outdoor molds, outdoor pollens, dust mites, dogs, cats) allergies at one year of age. After eliminating these allergens from his diet and surroundings, the levels continued to grow in number and the…
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