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What Is Alpha-Gal? Symptoms, Causes & Background

Alpha-gal syndrome (AGS) is a growing and often misunderstood condition that can dramatically change the way people eat and manage their health. Often referred to as a tick meat allergy or mammalian meat allergy, alpha-gal syndrome causes allergic reactions to red meat and other mammal-derived products. The condition is most commonly linked to bites from ...

Expert Tips for Safely Introducing Common Food Allergens to Kids

Will eating peanut butter cause a peanut allergy? This question (and many others) are often top of mind when it’s time to transition baby from breast milk or formula to solid food. Thanks to mixed messages over the years, it’s easy for parents to wonder whether they should delay potential food allergens or introduce early ...

Enjoy Life: 14 Common Food Allergies You Can Avoid

Every three minutes, someone in the U.S. goes to the emergency room because of a food allergy, according to one study published in the Journal of Allergy & Clinical Immunology. A food allergy occurs when the immune system sees certain ingredients as threats and produces an antibody in response to protein. It’s about as pleasant ...

Baby Ready for Solid Foods? Inspired Start Wants to Help

When it comes to transitioning your little one to solid foods, there are many schools of thought for what’s best. Whether you choose to buy ready-made purées, blend your own foods at home, follow baby-led weaning, or some combination of these options, it’s no secret that introducing first foods can be filled with a lot ...

Histamine Intolerance Symptoms – Or Just Allergies?

Reading up on health and wellness can cause no small amount of hypochondria and you may think you have histamine intolerance. And with more and more people recognizing their own sensitivities to certain foods, special diets are more common than ever.

All the Buzz About Bee Pollen

At one point, we all learned about bees — how they flit from flower to flower, gathering nectar, turning into honey and collecting pollen along the way. Honey is as widely accepted as an ingredient as sugar or flour, but bee pollen? It has only recently been touted as the latest superfood.