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Is it possible to become un-allergic to wheat or other things?
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Yes: Most children with allergies to wheat, milk, and eggs lose their allergies over time. 20% of peanut allergic kids develop tolerance naturally. Allergists are learning to promote tolerance as well, through a procedure called oral immunotherapy.
Answered 1/5/2015
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