A Single Pollen Protein Is Responsible For Allergies
Thursday, June 5, 2014 - 12:43
in Health & Medicine
Diagnoses of allergies in humans and animals have risen as understanding and awareness have become more common. An allergic reaction may cause unpleasant symptoms like hay fever, food intolerance or skin rashes. In more severe cases, allergic reactions may also cause acute and life-threatening symptoms, such as asthma or anaphylactic shock. On the other extreme, modern awareness of allergies has led some to claim them where none exist. Studies have shown that 75 percent of people who claim a gluten sensitivity, for example, have no noticeable adverse reaction to gluten, but they think they do. read more