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Joshua572
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Posted: 03/22/08 - 16:40 Post subject: Vinegar Allergy! |
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| Anyone, get this same thing happen to them after consuming evn small amounts of vinegar..? So I am an avid eater of vinergar and cucumbers or vinegar and lettuce, shortly afterward I get a stuffy nose and congested head. I associated this together a few months ago but was in denial of me having an allergy to vinegar, I noticed it happened every time after eating italian dressing. I soon narrowed it down to the vinegar. Wow what a deal. I have gone 30+ years without knowing I have this small allergy to vinegar, anyone else have the same thing, and what are your symptoms..? |
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Posted: 03/22/08 - 19:38 Post subject: |
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You could have a Candida infection. Candida is a type of fungus that's pretty common for people to have nowadays, especially if they've taken antibiotics. Fungus thrives on fermented foods like vinegar.
However, this is just speculation and it may be something entirely different.
Maybe you could try using apple cider vinegar (with the "mother"). It's an alkaline pH, doesn't feed fungus like other vinegars (if that's the issue), and is much easier to digest than any other vinegar. Bragg's is a fantastic one for you to try. |
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Posted: 03/22/08 - 21:20 Post subject: |
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thanks for the reply, I will take your opinion and put it in place. Thanks again!  |
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Posted: 04/03/08 - 17:57 Post subject: vinegar caused itching |
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My mother had a problem with itching all over after consuming vinegar.
Hope this helps someone who has the same symptom. |
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