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A member asked:
I started drinking whey protien drinks and i started getting blisters around my mouth. does this mean i have an allergy to whey?
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Allergy: You may have an allergy or food sensitivity or it could be unrelated. I would suggest a different source of protein, pea, rice, or a different brand of whey.
Answered 5/4/2013
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