Peanut allergy ?

Question

My brother and i are both allergic to peanuts and also we both cant eat lentils, broth, beansprouts as this causes a bad reaction too, not the same reaction as peanuts but similar, is there a link between lentils, broth and peanuts in some way? Im trying to figure out why these foods effect both of us.

Thanx henry L! I didnt know that, looked it up there and your right!

Answer 1

Most likely, your brother and you have a food allergy to the soya or legume family.
You are allergic to these proteins.

SOYA: A common intolerance, avoid food such as blended vegetable oil, tofu, lecithin, soy sauce and oil, peanuts and beansprouts.

NUTS: Capable of causing anaphylaxis which can prove fatal to more common responses such as vomiting, coughing and wheezing. Avoid almonds, all various nut types (brazil, hazelnuts and walnuts). Carefully check cereals, salads, oils, cakes, biscuits, and many foreign foods, particularly Asian with the liberal use of candle nuts, cashew nuts and peanuts


Peanuts are among the most common allergy-causing foods.
Peanuts — which actually aren't a true nut, but a legume (in the same family as peas and lentils) — aren't the only nuts that can send you into a wheezing fit; stomach upsets or scratchy throats and even canker sores.in the oral mucosa lining. . People can also be allergic to tree nuts, such as almonds, walnuts, pecans, cashews — and even sunflower and sesame seeds.


What Happens When a Person Has a Nut or Peanut Allergy?
An allergic reaction happens when a person’s immune system mistakenly believes that a harmless substance, such as a nut or peanut, is actually harmful to the body. The immune system responds by creating specific antibodies to that food, which are designed to fight off the “invader.” These antibodies — called immunoglobulin E (IgE) — trigger the release of certain chemicals into the body, one of which is histamine.

There is an impression that each time a person is exposed to the food to which they are allergic that the reaction may get worse. This is actually a myth. In general, on average, reactions tend to be similar from time to time. The problem is that severity is unpredictable and someone who has experienced only mild reactions may at some point have a severe one. That is why it is always important to be careful for avoidance and have emergency medications, such as epinephrine available.


Recent studies have shown that about one in five young children outgrow their peanut allergy by age 4 or 6. In several of the studies about the phenomenon, even children with severe reactions sometimes outgrew peanut allergy. In these studies, children who outgrew their allergy tended to have few additional food allergies and at the age of 4 or 6, had relatively low IgE antibody to peanut on blood tests, and relatively small allergy skin tests, and these seemed to be the best predictors for those who have outgrown their allergy.

Answer 2

There is a simple method of getting rid of a peanut allergy, but it may sound bizzare to you because most people are not familiar with the way energy flows through the body.

If you hold a small jar of a nutrient in your hand and up close to your body, the nutrient will emit an energy field that alters the way energy is flowing through your body. This effect was highly developed in early man and it is one way he was able to determine if foods were good for him or not.

Acupuncture is based on this principal using the meridian system to redirect energy flows to accomplish their end goals.

It takes about 21 days to rid the body of the peanut allergy using this methodology. It seems way to simple to be true, but it does work. The cost is very minimal and the time to try it is only a few minutes per day for the 21 day period.

You need to purchase a vial of "BRT." This vial contains highly energized metals that re-set the energy flow and when you hold a peanut close to your body and the BRT at the solar plexes for about 20 seconds or more for the 21 days, you will be amazed at how this will work. You must follow the protocol exactly. Go to: www.healthline.cc (not .com) and I believe these people have a protocol you can follow and also can purchase the BRT vial, etc. Phone them at: (310) 322 - 1123.

The body is an incredible organism and it is capable of much more than what most people understand when given the right nutrients and is taken care of as nature intended. We have destroyed many of the mechanisms the body uses to maintain health with bad food, chemicals, electromagnetic waves of all sorts. Real science is demonstrating just how the body has been affected and will be part of a healthy regime in the future.

good luck to you

Answer 3

some hypersensitive reactions are not as intense as others in maximum circumstances. Peanuts might reason intense anaphylaxis in a lot of people and not merely young babies. (Does the preschool want to be held to blame for having some thing which will deliver a pupil to the scientific institution in a existence-threatening state? i think of no longer, so it rather is clever on their area.) I developed intense hypersensitivity to peanuts and tree nuts at age 30. I rather have grownup acquaintances who've been allergic for years, and now that the kit labelling is getting extra desirable than it became years in the past, it makes issues a lot less complicated. till now this, human beings have been merely disregarded of eating issues in the event that they did no longer comprehend what became rather in it. it rather is particularly complicated for babies to comprehend, extra advantageous than for adults. some manufacturers of chocolate chips ARE nut contaminated, alongside with nestle.

Answer 4

Peanuts, are a legume. Lentils are legumes too! I bet your sensitive to soy too, because it's a legume. All legumes, especially peanuts, seem to have a higher affinity for generating allergic reactions then any other foods.

Answer 5

What kind of Broth?
I don't see any kind of connection on the items listed unless there's a way there being prepared.

Answer 6

why dont you google allergies that would probably tell you if there is a link!