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Hans Kylberg <[log in to unmask]>
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Thu, 21 Oct 1999 19:23:43 +0200
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At 19:55 1999-10-21 +0900, Barbara wrote:
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>I was wondering - does paleo theory (and experience) suggest that all
>allergies are ultimately caused by (non-paleo) foods, even if they don't
>show up on allergy tests?

Recent research has found that behind allergies lies the fact that we
come in contact with too little bacteria/virus. Our environment is too
clean. Search for an article named "Let them eat dirt".
I do not think that a paleo diet will help more than marginally. What
helps is growing up in a paleo environment, but that will at the same
time result in more infections. The choice is between pest and colera :-)

Personally I have lost my banana allergy, but everything else remaines
the same, or more problems with apples and nuts, since I eat more of
those now.

- Hans

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