Moms Need Advice on Diet and Nutrition During Breastfeeding by Angela Mohan on March 5, 2021 at 12:06 PM
Annals of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology. We found that guidance from healthcare practitioners for breastfeeding mothers in this situation was inconsistent, says Hannah Wangberg, MD, ACAAI member and lead author of the study. Of the 133 mothers who completed the survey, 43% were advised to continue breastfeeding without dietary restriction and 17% were advised to avoid eating the food(s) their child was allergic to while breastfeeding. A minority of the mothers (12%) reported their child experienced an allergic reaction to breast milk.
When mothers in the survey were asked if they had received conflicting advice from their healthcare providers on what they should or should not eat while breastfeeding their food allergic child, more than 30% said they had received conflicting advice.
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In traveling the world and working in the restaurant business for more than 10 years, chef Meagan Lombaer of Surya Cafe has seen a thing or two. Quite a few of them include watching her fellow chefs rely on processed ingredients in order to make tasty meals a challenge experience for the whole foods enthusiast.
“I just saw so much butter, so much fat and way too large of portions of meat … and I was just like, ‘You can’t be feeding your body this,’ ” Lombaer says. “So I love being able to provide something that I believe in and that I would eat myself.”
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Personalized Allergen/Nutrition menus are helping restaurant guests with dietary restrictions to take fear out of buying food online
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RestaurantNews.com) Food Allergies is a serious public health issue. According to Food Allergy and Research Foundation (foodallergy.org), 32+ million Americans have food allergies, and the number is growing every year. Other types of Dietary Restrictions include religious restrictions, lifestyle choices or medical conditions. In addition, a growing number of health-conscious Americans want to get more accurate nutritional information about the food they buy from restaurants. When you sum it up, over 35% of restaurant guests are looking for allergen or nutrition information.