I had been starting my day with yogurt, soy milk and strawberry smoothies and taking in other allergens throughout the day. |
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Dust mite allergens are proteins that come from the digestive tracts of mites and are found in mite feces. |
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The next chapter gives excellent coverage of biosafety issues such as allergens and gene flow with considerable literature references. |
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Despite the virtual absence of pollutants and allergens there, fully one-third of the population of about 300 are asthma sufferers. |
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Proteins that occur only in minor amounts can also be major food allergens, as has been shown for an allergen from codfish. |
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Nuts, marzipan, stollen and puddings will generally contain some allergens. |
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If you do that, then you really need to consider hyposensitizing her to the specific allergens that she is sensitive to. |
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Contact dermatitis is one example, in which the skin responds to allergens such as nickel and rubber accelerators. |
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Environmental allergens are an important cause of asthma and can be studied in the laboratory by allergen inhalation challenge. |
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Inflammation makes the airways sensitive to stimuli such as allergens, chemical irritants, tobacco smoke, cold air, or exercise. |
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But sometimes these allergens and irritants become stuck in the lining of your nose. |
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Allergy shots to hyposensitize or build up an immunity to dog allergens will work on some people but not others. |
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In rare cases, a person can be hyposensitized to pet allergens with weekly injections like I did. |
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Rock found that exposure to dogs increased levels of cytokines, chemicals that dampen the body's reactions to allergens. |
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Eyebright appears to make your immune system less reactive to airborne allergens. |
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The Food Labelling Group recognised the concerns of consumers that there needed to be clearer information on labels in relation to allergens. |
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In such an enclosed environment, allergens from one food can spread to another. |
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It is well known that vacuum cleaner bags capture large particles but can emit allergens that are too small to be collected in the bag. |
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Eliminate any known allergens such as certain foods, dust, or pet dander from your household. |
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During allergy seasons, the local news broadcasts usually tell you what allergens are in the air. |
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If you take away the allergens that were driving it initially, the inflammation is likely to continue. |
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Future exposure to the same allergens will cause the reaction to happen again. |
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First, allergic reactions are caused by allergens, the three most common ones being dust and mites, pollen and nuts. |
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The goal is to desensitize you to specific allergens and decrease your need for medications. |
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Your doctor may take tests to see what allergens are causing the hay fever symptoms. |
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Substances that are normally harmless could act as allergens and trigger a reaction in certain people. |
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Allergies are caused by the body's immune system reacting to allergens as if they were harmful. |
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Avoid things that could make symptoms worse, such as air pollution and allergens. |
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If allergens in the air are an asthma trigger, pollutants can make the lungs even more sensitive to them. |
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Consultation with an allergist can define the optimal regimen to reduce sensitivity to specific allergens. |
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It's high time the city is cleared of eradicable allergens like Parthenium which triggers asthmatic attacks, he adds. |
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A new lancet is used for each scratch to prevent cross-contamination of allergens. |
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Common allergens include topical antibiotics, lanolin in topical moisturizers, chemicals in dressings, preservatives, and fragrances. |
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The ampoules containing the two allergens could not be distinguished from one another or from the distilled water. |
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Most seafood allergens are stable molecules, which resist the effects of cooking and processing. |
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Soy and egg are common allergens, so for some people dietary supplements containing lecithin may not be safe. |
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But ionizers don't work any better than high-efficiency particulate air filters or electrostatic filters in removing allergens from the air. |
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The best way to prevent asthma attacks is to identify and avoid indoor and outdoor allergens and irritants. |
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Long-term exposure to allergens can attenuate inflammation and revert airway hyperreactivity to normal responsiveness. |
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Contact dermatitis results from direct contact with one of many irritants or allergens. |
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This is clearly a selling point as most bagless vacs will remove over 99 percent of dust and allergens from the air. |
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The goal is to desensitize you to specific allergens and decrease or eliminate your need for medications. |
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The CAM practitioner injects extracts of suspected allergens under your skin with the goal of eventually desensitizing you to them. |
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Because the filter stops allergens from entering your body it prevents them triggering hay fever. |
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And both have blowers that blow the allergens around, so you're always breathing it. |
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If you are allergic to dust, mold, animal dander, or other year-round allergens, there are some modifications of your environment that may help. |
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Castor plants that are free of ricin and allergens could renew interest in farming this crop. |
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Use an air filter to remove air impurities and allergens that may be causing congestion that obstructs breathing. |
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Under another new directive, all products containing any allergens must include details of their chemical breakdown. |
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Allergic reactions to molluscs, and consequently mollusc allergens, have not been as well studied as those of fish or crustacea. |
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Since last December, all products must state on the label that they contain any of the eight main food allergens, plus sesame seeds and sulphites. |
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Extensive studies have shown that treatment with acaricides or tannic acid to denature dust mite allergens are only minimally effective and must be repeated frequently. |
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In some cases, an allergist can prescribe immunotherapy, a series of allergy shots that gradually make the body unresponsive to specific allergens. |
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Extensive studies have shown that treatment with acaricides or tannic acid to denature dust mite allergens is only minimally effective and must be repeated frequently. |
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Anyway, with my terrier, sometimes I bathe her to wash the allergens off. |
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Diesel particulates increase the formation of the allergic antibody and can also increase sensitisation to commonly encountered allergens in the air. |
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In gerbils, hamsters and mice, the urine contains allergens. |
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Many provide relief through bronchial or vasal dilations, allowing you to breathe more easily, but they don't affect the body's response to allergens per se. |
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Food allergens in general are stable in normal digestive juices for 2 or more minutes but non-allergenic food proteins are destroyed in 30 seconds or less. |
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Tests for blood chemistry, hematology, and immunology were unremarkable except for elevated immunoglobulin E antibodies to environmental allergens. |
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I prescribed a diet to reduce candida and to avoid the worst allergens. |
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Limiting your intake of common food allergens, like citrus, corn, dairy, peanuts, soy, and wheat, will also minimize the overstimulation of your immune system. |
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I have never heard of a homoeopath using potentised allergens to treat an allergy, although possibly in some cases this might be an effective treatment. |
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Many things can lead to these hot spots including food and airborne allergens, ticks, fleas and other insect bites, and contact allergens like grass. |
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In the auditorium eons of dust collected in the pale green stage curtain, sending up a billowing fog of allergens each time the folds were drawn or opened. |
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Animal saliva, sweat, urine and dander can act as powerful allergens. |
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Egg and milk are the commonest allergens and should be considered if severe eczema persists despite adequate treatment, in which case dietetic advice should be sought. |
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The bag works by attacking the air around your gym clothes and filtering allergens, bacteria, and other pollutants while dehumidifying. |
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Some of these characterized allergens are associated with digestive enzymes and other internal body proteins, such as tropomyosin. |
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Detection of airborne Par j 1 and Par j 2 allergens in relation to Urticaceae pollen counts in different bioclimatic areas. |
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There are a number of allergens in the air during autumn, but the most common by far is ragweed pollen. |
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Heska has also obtained non-exclusive rights to intellectual property relating to recombinant pollen allergens from Japanese cedar. |
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Tasting and smelling mushrooms carries its own hazards because of poisons and allergens. |
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In Europe, as from 11 March 2005, the mandatory listing of a set of 26 recognized fragrance allergens was enforced. |
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Exposure to hay can also trigger Allergic rhinitis for people who are hypersensitive to airborne allergens. |
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Various allergens, airborne irritants, and infections trigger exacerbation of asthma. |
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The beta-glucuronidase acts as a lymphokine, a substance that potentiates the immunizing ability of the allergens. |
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Woodcock tested the levels of dog, cat, and dust mite allergens in pairs of pillows, one synthetic and one feather, from 14 homes. |
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The next section, entirely new in this edition, discusses aerobiology and environmental allergens. |
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For instance, acetophenone, ethyl acetate while present in many perfumes, are also known or potential respiratory allergens. |
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The study showed that the sensitivity to allergens was associated with exposure to traffic-related air pollution during infancy, Science Daily reported. |
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The word atopic means that a person is born with an extra sensitivity to certain things, usually invisible proteins called allergens in the environment. |
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The skin of a patient with atopic dermatitis reacts abnormally and easily to irritants, food, and environmental allergens and becomes red, flaky and very itchy. |
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Packed with granules of histamine, heparin and other chemical mediators, mast cells degranulate, releasing their contents, in response to the presence of allergens. |
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