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Immunoglobulin E (IgE) is a type of antibody carried by humans and other mammals. It figures prominently in immunity responses and plays a pivotal... Read More
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Peanut butter has many pros There are many pros to eating peanut butter. Most people love the taste of it and it is healthy in most cases. It is a... Read More
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Peanuts contain monosaturated fats that lower cholesterol Three studies related to eating peanuts were conducted at Purdue University in 2003.... Read More
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Peanut oil is an inexpensive, healthful and inoffensive way to cook—unless you have a peanut allergy! Light peanut oil is popular as a deep frying... Read More
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This is the continuation of Peanut Allergy Guru's story about peanuts in her chemistry classroom: I was not told that this experiment in which... Read More
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Peanuts are Legumes, Not Nuts Since the word "nut" is at the end of "peanut," many people think that it is a nut. No, it's just not named correctly.... Read More
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Salmonella is one of the most common types of food poisoning According to the U.S. National Library of Medicine, Salmonella enterocolitis is an... Read More
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Almost 2 million Americans are allergic to tree nuts According to The Food Allergy & Anaphylaxis Network (FAAN), it is estimated that 1.8 million... Read More
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Childhood allergies can affect sleep, eating habits, concentration level and mood. Children with allergies can exhibit behaviors that reveal their... Read More
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Welcome to the complex world of being a Peanut Allergy Parent. Get ready to proofread food labels, get creative with meals, and constantly hold an... Read More


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