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Can you take whey protein if you have oas (oral allergy syndrome)?
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Maybe: As long as you aren't allergic to whey, you should be able to take whey protein. Mostly oas is believed to be due to fruits or residual tree pollens on the food you eat.
Answered 10/19/2017
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