#milk allergies

[sarahbleszynskihairandmakeup]

Recipe for Dairy-Free Almond Butter Cookies

Shortening and vegan buttery spread help make these almond butter cookies dairy free and as delicious as ever.

[reasonsforhope]

"A clinical trial studying severe allergic reactions in the U.K. is being called “life-transforming.”

Five United Kingdom National Health Service (NHS) hospitals are participating in the £2.5 million ($3.2 million) trial to help patients live with their food allergies.

The study is being funded by the Natasha Allergy Research Foundation, Sky News reported. The foundation was formed in the memory of Natasha Ednan-Laperouse, who died in 2016 after eating a baguette that had sesame in it...

The trial is studying clinical oral immunotherapy treatments in which patients are given small doses of the food to which they are allergic to build up their tolerance. The food is given under medical supervision by trained staff, The Telegraph reported.

The study has 139 people participating who have allergies to peanuts or cow’s milk. They range in age from 2 to 23 years old, the BBC reported.

The Food Standards Agency said 2 million people in the U.K. have a diagnosed food allergy. In the U.S., about 5.5. million children have a food allergy, the National Institutes of Health reported.

One 11-year-old who was diagnosed with a severe peanut allergy when he was an infant can now eat six peanuts.

A 5-year-old with a milk allergy can drink 120 ml of milk every day and can enjoy a daily hot chocolate, the BBC reported.

“To have a patient who has had anaphylaxis [Note: Anaphylaxis is an allergic reaction so severe that it's potentially fatal without immediate treatment. It is very common with peanut allergies in particular. x] to 4mls of milk to then tolerate 90mls within six to eight months is nothing less than a miracle,” Sibel Donmez-Ajtai, a pediatric allergy consultant and principal investigator at Sheffield Children’s NHS Foundation Trust, said, according to Sky News.

The final results of the study are expected to be released in 2027.

Similar studies have been conducted in the U.S. To find one, visit FoodAllergy.org.

Earlier this year, the NIH released the findings of a study of an antibody treatment that would help children consume allergy triggers safely."

-via WHIO 7 Local News, May 8, 2024

[reginaldstroudus]

The Reason We Are All Lactose Intolerant

[saywhat-politics]

Anyone with a milk allergy needs to be on high alert. In the midst of a flurry of ongoing food recalls, the FDA has updated its initial recall of a handful of Cal Yee Farms' chocolate products to the highest risk level. Originally, the FDA announced a recall of numerous Cal Yee Farm products because they may have contained undeclared milk, soy, wheat, sesame, FD&C #6, and/or almonds. The recall has now been elevated by the FDA to the most serious level of recall, Class 1, for only a few of the affected products: the company's dark chocolate almonds, dark chocolate apricots, and dark chocolate walnuts because the chocolates contained undeclared milk.

[crippleprophet]

psa for usamericans with food allergies :\

ID: a screenshot which reads: FARE will continue to share alerts as we have in the past, but the food allergy community should be aware that because of a recent presidential administration directive, there has been a mandated pause in external communications from the Department of Health and Human Services. This includes external FDA sharing of food allergen recalls. Until this changes, you may also want to check FDA's recall page directly for most up-to-date information. end ID

FDA recall page link

FARE allergy alert website & email notification link

[micamicster]

If you’re ever at the doctors and they ask you the same question 15 different ways and you’re like, I already answered that, does this bitch think I’m stupid? I don’t. However please bear in mind the mom I just talked to who said very clearly that her daughter does not eat: milk, any milk products, any cows milk products, yogurt, cheese but DOES eat: cows milk formula, mac and cheese, ice cream

[raddest-laddest]

my wife :(( everyone’s so mean to my wife :((

[briarpatch-kids]

I made hot pot and it tastes like my sunburn feels.

[gunnslaughter]

Chief make a pastry beast like full free reign on sourcing for inspo on it

I just enjoy being normal, so much

[whoslaurapalmer]

spent years drinking lactaid milk bc my mom had a lactose sensitivity. did in fact get the shelf-stable milk, which is regular whole milk, and each little carton comes with a little straw and I was so charmed I was like, god I'm gonna actually have to just have some milk, it's too fucking cute. sitting here drinking milk at age 30 and going 'since when the fuck was milk this good?????'

[lusus-makes-things]

Food Opinion Emojis - Milk.

Unsafe food/dislike, safe food/like, deadly allergy, loved food/topic.

Milk is very purple to me, I think.

[a-milestone]

Has an allergic reaction at 3am. Managed to calm it down in the end. Double checked ingredients on all my food. Only thing I can put it down to is cross contamination of some food.

I've been vegan for a year and a half now, mainly due to milk or lactose being prevalent in many ingredients. I'm not a pushy vegan; I believe everyone is entitled to their choices. But milk is a serious allergen, and I quite enjoy being able to breathe. This has to be other ingredients that do the same job as milk.

[rohirric-hunter]

Do I take the risk of ordering groceries delivered after what happened last time, keeping in mind that I paid a not insignificant amount of money for a membership to this grocery store specifically for the benefit of having groceries delivered, or do I put on pants and shoes and pull my hair up and find a jacket and get out my cart and drag myself all the way over to the grocery store, where I will be tired and hungry and probably buy a ton of random crap I don't need just because it's there

[ameliapodcast]

I'm mildly allergic to cocoa and lactose intolerant

Still just made a warm cuppa of hot chocolate because it's appropriately cold and perfect to accompany my book reading

I hope the Interviewer is proud of me

Okay I get it because I do these things too but PLEASE take care of yourself. I have a lot of allergies and I truly understand the urge, but please be safe. The Interviewer also wants you to be safe.

Here is a cocoa recipe that you don't need milk for:

Oat-Milk and/or Oat-Milk-Cream (!!) There are recipes for making your own oatmilk from oats, if you can't find any! I found vegan heavy cream on the basis of oat at some point and it's been a lifesaver. Rice milk might work too, as well as almond, but I find it then to be very watery. I do stan oats though.

Boil and add dark chocolate: if you are allergic to cocoa, it might be that you are allegic to a specific thing that gets out due to processing it further. If you know what part is the issue, there might be ways to go around it. Melt the chocolate in the oat-milk and let it boil for a minute, be aware there will be foam but in my case, it actually makes things edible for me that I wasn't able to have before! You're the expert on your own allegies, so you know best.

Adding actual chocolate makes it thicker as if you used cows-milk.

Add some cinnamon on top, maybe some sprinkles of vanilla - especially the cinnamon is nice when it's cold and rainy!

Enjoy!

[andromedaspark]

Reading tea leaves but it's me looking at the chocolate powder left at the bottom of my glass after a good ol glass of chocolate milk