While some research has been done, the jury is still out on whether eating allergenic foods during pregnancy and breast-feeding can give allergies to your child. Food allergens cross the placenta and the baby receives them via mom's breast milk. Some doctors say that there is some benefit to avoiding foods that are highly allergenic during pregnancy and lactation.
While some research has been done, the jury is still out on whether
eating allergenic foods during pregnancy and breast-feeding can
give allergies to your child. Food allergens cross the placenta and
the baby receives them via mom's breast...
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Dr. Mehmet Oz answered:While some research has been done, the jury is still out on whether eating allergenic foods during pregnancy and breast-feeding can give allergies to your child. Food allergens cross the placenta and the baby receives them via mom's breast milk. Some doctors say that there is some benefit to avoiding foods that are highly allergenic during pregnancy and lactation.While some research has been done, the jury is still out on whether eating allergenic foods during pregnancy and breast-feeding can give allergies to your child. Food allergens cross the placenta and the baby receives them via mom's breast... More
