Yep, I will have to change some of the cooking I am doing, I have already cleaned any nuts or anything like candy or products that have been processed on the same machinery as nuts, I have been learning for a while now about crossing from one food to

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Yep, I will have to change some of the cooking I am doing, I have already cleaned any nuts or anything like candy or products that have been processed on the same machinery as nuts, I have been learning for a while now about crossing from one food to another, ( maybe not the right term here, cannot think very clearly now, really sleepy) how so many things are connected, things I never would have thought of, I really need to search a lot on here to find out more, and after the allergy tests even more, it is scary, and I never want to go through that again. To: asthma Sent: Thursday, December 15, 2011 7:21 AM Subject: Re: Peanut Allergy cont

Technically a peanut is not a nut, it's a legume, part of the vegetable pea family. So testing should tell you if it's just the common peanut allergy or if you are allergic to other stuff as well.

Good news for this Christmas time, huh?

Happy Christmas from Mike (Chip) Chapman

Cornwall. UK

Subject: Peanut Allergy:To: "asthma " <asthma >Date: Wednesday, 14 December, 2011, 22:49

So if I am allergic to peanuts now, does that mean that all nuts are bad for me then, being that I had to stop eating cashews a few months ago?