Reactions to a wide variety of foods, chemicals and seasonal allergens are common. Most of the sensitivities that may develop during Candida Diet are temporary and will resolve themselves as the Candida is resolved. Having said this, it is also not unusual for long-standing allergies to be identified for the very first time during your Candida Diet and Candida recovery as a result of the health awareness that the recovery process necessitates.
Keep in mind that you are much less likely to develop a new allergy if you are following a Rotation Diet (we will talk about this more in depth later on). Sometimes you won't discover a food intolerance until you've abstained from that food for a while. By taking a break from the offending food, your immune systems will have a chance to recover from the chronic exposure.
Reintroduction will trigger an easily recognizable reaction. Even if the reaction is delayed, you'll be more likely to identify it than if you had continued to eat the food without a break.
There has long been a tremendous amount of controversy concerning how a food allergy should be defined. There are, in fact, many different types of allergy-like immune reactions. Symptoms may include any one of several hundred different physical and emotional responses.
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