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Probiotic-rich foods' role in alleviating sneezing and skin allergies explored.

Over 40% of the global populace, a growing number, experience various types of allergies, including nut allergies, persistent sneezing, itchy eyes, nasal congestion, and eczema. Allergies arise when the immune system overacts to substances generally deemed harmless, such as foods or pollen.

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A significant portion of the global populace (showing a rising pattern), approximately 40%,...
A significant portion of the global populace (showing a rising pattern), approximately 40%, struggles with allergy-related issues. These can manifest in various ways, including nut allergies, persistent sneezing, itchy eyes, a runny nose, and eczema, amongst others. Allergies arise when the immune system responds excessively to typically innocuous substances, such as foods or pollen.

Probiotic-rich foods' role in alleviating sneezing and skin allergies explored.

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  1. Allergies: Up to 40% of the world's population (yep, a rising trend!) suffers from different types of allergies, including nut, sneezing, itchy eyes, runny nose, eczema, and more [source].
  2. Food allergies: While peanut allergies get all the attention (understandably since they've skyrocketed in the past 15 years), other foods often trigger reactions too. Cow's milk, wheat, soy, egg, fish, and more can all be culprits [source]. Remember, food allergies are different from food intolerances - in case of allergies, the reaction is MUCH stronger than mere bloating or gas [source].
  3. Outgrowing allergies: The good news? Most children (around 85%) will outgrow their food allergies to cow's milk, soy, egg, and wheat by the time they're 8 years old [source].
  4. Probiotics: An excellent way to fix disrupted immune systems? Probiotics-rich foods! They're super effective in helping to curb allergies.
  5. Genetics: The chances of developing allergies are largely determined by genetics. Study shows that 12% of kids without any family history of allergy, 30-50% of kids with just one parent with an allergy, and 60-80% of kids when both parents have allergies will develop an allergic disease [source]. Intrigued by genetics? It's your lucky day! Here's an engaging article that dives deeper into the subject: How Genetics and Environment Affect Food Allergies
  6. Chat on WhatsApp: Concerned about your child's speech delay, low weight, frequent illnesses, hyperactivity, low concentration, weak eyesight, improper sleep, pigmentation, pores, face marks, fine lines, lactation, or any similar issues? Connect via WhatsApp for helpful tips and advice [source].

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