Food Allergy Triggers

Infant and childhood food allergy is linked to skin exposure and genetics, shows a new study making a major advance in understanding how food allergy starts. Food allergy is triggered by the perfect storm of genetics and skin exposure to infant wipes, dust and food, shows a study.

what triggers food allergy?
- a mix of environmental and genetic factors
- factors that alter skin absorbency, like infant wipes, exposure to allergens in dust and food

Sure-shot Recipe for Developing Food Allergies

Food allergy is triggered by the perfect storm of genetics and exposure to infant wipes, dust and food, shows study. Read More

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