TLC Holistic Wellness - Food Allergies


Food Allergies

Select an allergy Corn Egg Milk Soy Wheat Corn Allergies Top Always read the ingredients on a product label to be sure they don't contain a substance you are allergic or sensitive to. When complete ingredients are not available, use the information here as a general guide. The following is a list of products that contain corn. Adhesives (envelopes, labels, stickers, tapes, stamps) Any products that contain cornmeal, corn flour, corn oil, cornstarch, corn sugar, corn syrup or sorbitol. Aspirin Bacon Baking powder (most) Bath or body powder Beer, ale, gin, whisky Biscuits Bisquick Breads (commercial) Brown sugar Cake, pancake and pie mixes Candied fruit Candy Canned fruits (sweetened) Canned or bottled juice drinks Capsules Carob (CaraCoa Cereals (presweetened) Coffee (instant) Coffee Rich Confectioner's sugar Cookies Corn kernels Corn cereal Corn chips Cornmea Corn oil and anything fried in it Cornstarch Corn sugar Corn syrup Cottage cheese (thickened) Cranberry juice (some) Custards Doughnuts Dried fruits (sweetened) Fritos Frostings Frozen fruits (sweetened) Fruit desserts Graham crackers Gravies Ham (cured) Hominy Hot dogs Ice cream Infant formulas (Enfamil, Similac, Advance, Portagen, Lofenalac, Isomil, Prosobee, Nursoy Powder [not liquid], Soyalac [not I-Soyalac], Pedialyte, Hydrolyzed casein, Nutramigen, Progestimil Jellies and gelatin mixes Luncheon meats Maize Milk in paper containers Monosodium glutamate (MSG) Ointments Oleomargarine Orange juice (some frozen or sweetened) Paper cups, cartons, plates and any liquids contained in them Peanut butter (commercial sweetened Pie fillings Plastic food wrappers (some) Popcorn Puddings Sandwich spreads Sauces that have been thickened but are transparent (e.g. Chinese style) Sausages Sherbet Sticky portion of envelopes and stamps Sorbitol Succotash Suppositories Tablets (most medicinal) Tea (instant) Toothpastes/powders Vitamins (some) Yogurt (thickened or sweetened) Zest soap A major portion of this list comes from Doris J. Rapp, M.D., Is This Your Child?* William Morrow, New York, 1991. Egg Allergies Top Always read the ingredients on a product label to be sure they don't contain a substance you are allergic or sensitive to. When complete ingredients are not available, use the information here as a general guide. The following is a list of products that contain egg. Albumen Baked goods (cakes, cookies, muffins, some pies, etc.) Some bread, candy and coffee Creamed foods Croquettes Crusts (if shiny bread, etc.) Custards Egg whites Powdered or dried egg French toast Fritters Frostings Ice cream (Bavarian, custard, French vanilla) Mayonnaise Meringue Mousse Root beer Salad dressing Sauces (hollandaise) Sausage Souffle Soups (some) A major portion of this list comes from Doris J. Rapp, M.D., Is This Your Child?* William Morrow, New York, 1991. Milk Allergies Top Always read the ingredients on a product label to be sure they don't contain a substance you are allergic or sensitive to. When complete ingredients are not available, use the information here as a general guide. The following is a list of products that contain milk. Dried, condensed, evaporated or liquid whole, 2%, 1%, skim, lactase treated, acidophilus milk and buttermilk. Anything made with any of the items in this list: Breaded meat, fish or poultry Butter Casein or caseinate (milk protein) Cheese Cream Custard Egg replacers Half-and-half High calcium cereals Hot dogs Ice cream Ice milk Instant cocoa preparations Lactalbumen Lactoglobulin Lactose (milk sugar) Luncheon meats Margarines (some) Mashed, creamed, au gratin or scalloped dishes "Nondairy" substitutes such as Coffee-Mate, Prem, and Cool Whip contain casein or caseinate Omelets Scrambled eggs Sherbet Sour cream Whey Whipped topping Yogurt A major portion of this list comes from Doris J. Rapp, M.D., Is This Your Child?* William Morrow, New York, 1991. Soy Allergies Top Always read the ingredients on a product label to be sure they don't contain a substance you are allergic or sensitive to. When complete ingredients are not available, use the information here as a general guide. The following is a list of products that contain soy. Adhesives Animal fodder Automobile parts Blankets Candles Celluloid Cloth Cosmetics Crisco Dog and cat food (some) Enamel Fertilizer Glycerin Ice cream and ice milk Infant soy formulas (Soyalac, I- Soyalac, Nursoy, Isomil, and Prosobee)  Infant milk formulas (Enfamil, SMA, Similac, Advance, Portagen, Alimentum, Good Start) Lecithin Linoleum Liquid protein foods Margarine (Mrs. Filbert's soft, Land O'Lakes, Imperial, Parkay, Promise, Farmdale, Blue Bonnet, Mazola) "Massage oils and creams Nondairy products Oils Paint Paper sizing and finishes Protein bars and powders Protein bars and powders Puritan oil Sherbet Soap Soybeans Soy oil Soy sauce Soy nuts Soy noodles Soy sprouts Spry Varnish A major portion of this list comes from Doris J. Rapp, M.D., Is This Your Child?* William Morrow, New York, 1991. Wheat Allergies Top Always read the ingredients on a product label to be sure they don't contain a substance you are allergic or sensitive to. When complete ingredients are not available, use the information here as a general guide. The following is a list of products that contain wheat. Any products that contain flour, bran, wheat germ, wheat starch or gluten Baked goods Bagels Biscuits Bread crumbs Bread Breakfast cereals Cakes Coffee substitutes Cookies Cracker meal Crackers Deep-fried foods (chicken, fish, vegetables, cheese sticks, etc.) Dinner rolls Doughnuts Dumplings Ice cream cones and sandwiches Gravy Hamburgers Hot dogs Luncheon meats Malt Muffins Pancakes Pasta (macaroni, spaghetti, lasagna, etc. Pies Pizza Salad dressing Sauces that have been thickened but are opaque (e.g. cream sauce) Soups Stuffing Swiss steak Waffles A major portion of this list comes from Doris J. Rapp, M.D., Is This Your Child?* William Morrow, New York, 1991.