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I want to ask if you know of any other foods that

might be molecularly similar to: ragweed, birch,

grasses (or of a source I could turn to). These are

my major seasonal allergies, and I know I'm also

having minor food allergies to things like melons

(which you mentioned below), grapes occasionally,

bananas, kiwi, and more. The dr. said those foods are

molecularly similar to the airborne pollens I " m

allergic to, and unless they're cooked, my body might

recognize them and react.

And I'm not cooking bananas! I tried cooking grapes,

and they tasted like those grapes in that canned fruit

cocktail mix we used to eat when I was a kid. I

didn't react tho.

Anyway, thinking it might make sense for me to stick

to the restrictive diet concerning these types of

foods, since my body's actually showing it on the

outside! Is that like begging for help? :)

Rie

The foods to illiminate are, as Jenni said, Dairy,

Wheat, Sugar, Red

Meat,

Alcohol, Caffiene, Salt and a few fruits that turn

acidic in the body,

Mellons and citrus fruit (except lemon and lime) (of

course this means

ALL

PROCESSED FOOD)

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No Rie I can't help you on this but now you've peeked my interest and I'll

do a little research.

All of the foods that you list as not being suitable for you are foods that

aren't grown local to your area. Meaning they come from a different climate

to what you live in. Perhaps you would benefit from reading Dr. Matsen's

book, Eating Alive II where he writes about eating local foods for the area

in which you live. He goes into great detail about why and it's very

interesting. Easy to understand with his style of writing although he does

go into some depth.

Dorey

www.LivingWithRheumatoidArthritis.com

----- Original Message -----

From: " Rie " <ravencache@...>

<Rheumatoid Arthritis >

Sent: Sunday, May 22, 2005 12:39 PM

Subject: Re: & food elim diet

> ,

> I want to ask if you know of any other foods that

> might be molecularly similar to: ragweed, birch,

> grasses (or of a source I could turn to). These are

> my major seasonal allergies, and I know I'm also

> having minor food allergies to things like melons

> (which you mentioned below), grapes occasionally,

> bananas, kiwi, and more. The dr. said those foods are

> molecularly similar to the airborne pollens I " m

> allergic to, and unless they're cooked, my body might

> recognize them and react.

>

> And I'm not cooking bananas! I tried cooking grapes,

> and they tasted like those grapes in that canned fruit

> cocktail mix we used to eat when I was a kid. I

> didn't react tho.

>

> Anyway, thinking it might make sense for me to stick

> to the restrictive diet concerning these types of

> foods, since my body's actually showing it on the

> outside! Is that like begging for help? :)

> Rie

>

> The foods to illiminate are, as Jenni said, Dairy,

> Wheat, Sugar, Red

> Meat,

> Alcohol, Caffiene, Salt and a few fruits that turn

> acidic in the body,

> Mellons and citrus fruit (except lemon and lime) (of

> course this means

> ALL

> PROCESSED FOOD)

>

>

>

> __________________________________

> Mobile

> Take with you! Check email on your mobile phone.

> http://mobile./learn/mail

>

>

>

>

>

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