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Can a person with a shellfish allergy have a reaction to sea salt?

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Dr. Hamsa Jayaraj answered

Specializes in Internal Medicine

No: Sea salt is obtained after evaporating sea water

Answered 6/4/2018

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How it works: You develop allergies to the protein of a specific product. The protein triggering a shellfish allergy, peanut allergy, bee sting allergy, etc. are all specific to their origin & sensitivity. Sea salt is just a form of the inert, non-protein material composed of sodium and chloride molecules. It does not have potential to trigger an allergic response.

Answered 6/5/2018

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