RE: Re: peanut butter vs almond butter--Sue

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Do you know what it would be to look for if my son had a sensitivity to peanuts, I just cut them out due to a possibility, rather than reintroducing them, and see if there were any results, maybe I should, for now though I know we should stop the almondbutter, maybe cashew for now. Do you happen to know anything about apropriate fruit spreads, besides the obvious neccessity of them being organic, thanks, TinaJ Thorpe <jsthorpe@...> wrote: Hi From Sue, Non- organic peanuts are usually high in pesticides, fungus, and Aflatoxin, a potent carcinogenic mold.... according to several articles in mercola.com. But --- "Arrowhead" Organic Peanut butter is one that Dr. Mercola says is safe because the peanuts are grown in New Mexico where NO Aflatoxin has been found since it's a dry climate. Sue

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Do you know what it would be to look for if my son had a sensitivity to peanuts, I just cut them out due to a possibility, rather than reintroducing them, and see if there were any results, maybe I should, for now though I know we should stop the almondbutter, maybe cashew for now. Do you happen to know anything about apropriate fruit spreads, besides the obvious neccessity of them being organic, thanks, TinaJ Thorpe <jsthorpe@...> wrote: Hi From Sue, Non- organic peanuts are usually high in pesticides, fungus, and Aflatoxin, a potent carcinogenic mold.... according to several articles in mercola.com. But --- "Arrowhead" Organic Peanut butter is one that Dr. Mercola says is safe because the peanuts are grown in New Mexico where NO Aflatoxin has been found since it's a dry climate. Sue

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A sensitivity to peanuts and/or almonds could look like any of the following: a rash, red ears, red cheeks, breathing problems. Maybe other symptoms too but these are what my oldest gets from almonds. Because peanuts can cause yeast in some kids (due to the mold), also look for yeast flare-up symptoms. - Dana R.

-----Original Message-----From: mb12 valtrex [mailto:mb12 valtrex ]On Behalf Of Tina PaytonSent: Tuesday, August 15, 2006 2:12 PMmb12 valtrex Subject: Re: Re: peanut butter vs almond butter--Sue

Do you know what it would be to look for if my son had a sensitivity to peanuts, I just cut them out due to a possibility, rather than reintroducing them, and see if there were any results, maybe I should, for now though I know we should stop the almondbutter, maybe cashew for now. Do you happen to know anything about apropriate fruit spreads, besides the obvious neccessity of them being organic, thanks, TinaJ Thorpe <jsthorpesurewest (DOT) net> wrote:

Hi From Sue,

Non- organic peanuts are usually high in pesticides, fungus, and Aflatoxin, a potent carcinogenic mold.... according to several articles in mercola.com.

But --- "Arrowhead" Organic Peanut butter is one that Dr. Mercola says is safe because the peanuts are grown in New Mexico where NO Aflatoxin has been found since it's a dry climate.

Sue

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A sensitivity to peanuts and/or almonds could look like any of the following: a rash, red ears, red cheeks, breathing problems. Maybe other symptoms too but these are what my oldest gets from almonds. Because peanuts can cause yeast in some kids (due to the mold), also look for yeast flare-up symptoms. - Dana R.

-----Original Message-----From: mb12 valtrex [mailto:mb12 valtrex ]On Behalf Of Tina PaytonSent: Tuesday, August 15, 2006 2:12 PMmb12 valtrex Subject: Re: Re: peanut butter vs almond butter--Sue

Do you know what it would be to look for if my son had a sensitivity to peanuts, I just cut them out due to a possibility, rather than reintroducing them, and see if there were any results, maybe I should, for now though I know we should stop the almondbutter, maybe cashew for now. Do you happen to know anything about apropriate fruit spreads, besides the obvious neccessity of them being organic, thanks, TinaJ Thorpe <jsthorpesurewest (DOT) net> wrote:

Hi From Sue,

Non- organic peanuts are usually high in pesticides, fungus, and Aflatoxin, a potent carcinogenic mold.... according to several articles in mercola.com.

But --- "Arrowhead" Organic Peanut butter is one that Dr. Mercola says is safe because the peanuts are grown in New Mexico where NO Aflatoxin has been found since it's a dry climate.

Sue

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