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Can i eat fermented foods if i am allergic to yeast?
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Allergy or other: You would have to specify what you mean by yeast allergy. Are you experiencing and intolerance or some adverse reaction due to yeast in your body? Are you truly allergic with immediate or anaphylactic type reactions perhaps verified by testing? The latter is quite rare and I have never seen it. Please clarify.
Answered 11/26/2015
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