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A member asked:
I'm allergic to soy what can i eat cuz i've heard that all food has soy what can i eat?
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Use discernment: I am really sorry that someone told you something so foolish and untrue as "all foods have soy". Get with an evidence-based allergist and decide on a plan. Mild allergies should not seriously restrict food choices. If there is a danger of a serious reaction, carry an epinephrine needle though it would be rare to be so sensitive to soy.
Answered 12/30/2015
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