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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]There is evidence that food allergies are widely overstated and a lot of people who claim an allergy really have a sensitivity or intolerance. Remember when everyone had celiac? This leads to the general public not taking true allergies as seriously. [/quote] The general public can go to hell. Allergies/ sensitivities = those foods make me sick. [/quote] DP. There's a difference between "this food gave me a stomach ache" and "this food will kill me". For example: dairy. Lactose intolerance =/= true dairy allergy. One gives you an upset stomach for a few hours, and the other will kill you. And, yes, people saying the have a food allergy, when they really don't has contributed to others not taking true allergies seriously.[/quote] Where are all those people claiming they have a food allergy when they don't? I have never met anyone like that. If someone tells me they or their kid have a food allergy, it wouldn't occur to question it. The fact is that food allergies are going through the roof in young kids. I don't get why people would think we are lying about something so serious. And it's quite offensive to suggest that we deserve not to be taken seriously because of some unfounded suspicion that some of us are lying.[/quote]
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