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Is there a permanent cure for yeast bread allergy?
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No: As it stands right now, the only "cure" for food allergy is avoidance. People can be desensitized in some instances - studies have shown this to be possible with milk, eggs, and peanuts. However, that is not a "permanent" cure.
Answered 9/13/2015
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