We wonder the same about our three year old.  She is allergic to milk and
glutens and sometimes the glutens are hard to detect...we have seen
aggressive behavior come out of nowhere and then remembered what she ate.
We think there's a correlation, but have had a difficult time proving it.
Phil and Cathy,  Greenville NC
----- Original Message -----
From: Katherine Murray <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Sunday, July 25, 1999 2:15 PM
Subject: Behavior and Allergies


>I am interested in how many people's children react to food allergies in
>behavioral ways.  When my son has food he is "allergic" to (he tested
>negative years ago to everything), one of the first signs is aggression and
>hyperactivity.  When he is allergy free though, he is calm and wonderful
(he
>reacts to apples, oranges, dairy, eggs, dyes, MSG and other strong
>additives).  After the behavior comes the transluscent, blotchy skin and a
>bit of swelling.
>
>Thanks, everyone!
>
>Katherine
>http://users.aol.com/katherinez/murray2b.htm
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