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Have a food allergy? Your broken skin barrier might be to blame
팟캐스트 영어회화 영어단어장
*misidentify 오인하다, 잘못 확인하다
The bad misidentifies a protein and a food as something that is bad.
This is something I encountered all the time growing up.
*encounter (특히 반갑지 않은 일에) 맞닥뜨리다[부딪히다] (=meet with, run into)
That’s a very different set of circumstances and very different types of precautions
*celiac disease 소아 지방변증 (소아의 만성 영양 장애)
People who have sensitivity or, celiac disease will have symptoms that kind of wax and wane.
*wax and wane (달 등이 ) 차고 기울다, 나타났다가 사라지기도 한다
Eczema in and of itself is an allergic disorder.
*in and of itself 그것 자체는
*gut flora 장내 세균
*microbe 미생물
There have been really eloquent studies testing.
*eloquent 설득력 있는, 웅변[연설]을 잘 하는, 유창한
India has far less food allergy than we do.
* allergen 알레르기 유발 항원, 알레르겐
These are not consistent with one of these immediate-type reactions.
*be consistent with ~와 일관되다, 일치하다
You can kind of walk freely, knowing that you don’t have them, and then kind of go about your day
*go about one’s day 하던대로 계속 살다
This year, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) added sesame to its list of major food allergens. The rest of the list includes:
milk
eggs
fish, such as bass, flounder, cod
Crustacean shellfish, such as crab, lobster, shrimp
tree nuts like almonds, walnuts, pecans
peanuts
wheat
soybeans
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Have a food allergy? Your broken skin barrier might be to blame
Food allergies have risen in the United States over the last few decades. Research suggests that 40 years ago the actual prevalence of food allergies was less than 1%. But this year, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) released data showin
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