Could a person die from
a Dose of Pencillium if they
were allergic to it?

all these years i was alwaye test for celiac and test came back negative now i know i have an allergy to gluten
which is different than celiac thanks

Is it possible to be allergic to all foods?

thank you for your reply. I have seen a few doctors and a dietician. All are stumped. my allergies are getting worse every year. so far i have eliminated these foods due to allergies: All dairy including eggs, all grain including rice, all pulses including soya, all nuts and seseame, tomatoes, potatoes, corn, small boned fish , pinapple, lemons, kiwi, lime, also preservatives in tinned meats, cider and wine, sulpher dioxide being the worsed of the offenders, oh and yeast. There are probably more i cant think of just now. Also allergic to all fur and feathers, dust mites, soap, pollen.
I am now running out of food options, feeling very ill all the time. I sleep too much and my skin is always itchy and covered in excema. my guts hurt too.
i am obviously still having bad allergic reactions but am concerned now about cutting anything else out!
Help! :)

I can't say that I'm allergic to all foods for sure, but I've felt and still sorta feel like just not eating anything cuz I have no idea what exactly is causing my symptoms (I don't even eat that varied of a diet) and my mouth and throat seem to get itchy to so many different things I eat that I didn't use to be allergic to - or at least I didn't know/think that I was (I have had allergies/eczema practically all my life), and my allergies/eczema seem to just be getting worse.

But I've been doing a lot of research. Here's some things I've found out. Do an elimination diet (new idea to me) it may take weeks or a couple months apparently. I'm at the point where I'll limit to only eating a few foods if I have to though it's hard after a while. Document what your eating and the symptoms you experience everyday.

Digestion is important. You may have low stomach acid. Try Betaine supplements with meals. Could also add digestive enzymes to the betaine routine. Could also add probiotics been hearing a lot about that with eczema.
- From what I make out you could have leaky gut syndrome where your body is absorbing foods that a healthy gut wall normally wouldn't and your body perceives them as allergens. And/Or because your not digesting properly your food is completely broken down and when they're absorbed then the body perceives them as allergens.

Make sure your getting all your nutrients. I use CRON-o-Meter. It's a software that allows you to select the foods your eating each day and it will tell you the nutrition in it to see if your getting your RDA's which you can adjust.

I heard low fat diets are really good. As far as candida, having high fat intake actually affects blood glucose levels which is what candida/yeast feeds off not just the sugar you eat. Dr. McDougall I think recommends 5-7% of daily calories should be fat.

There's also the DHA GLA thing which I still wonder about cuz I tried it. Maybe I didn't try it long enough or with other things I should have been doing.

There's a good cream that moisturizes really well Nouriva that I found on Dermadoctor.com when my skin was ridiculously dry - it's the only thing that helped. If your skin ever experiences getting so dry that you can't even make an expression it's good for that.

I heard topically, sea buckthorn, german chamomile, helichrysum. Check out Naturesgift.com They have a samples option which is more inexpensive.

Nutrition wise I've heard stuff on zinc, selenium, vitamin d (natural sunlight is best but it's too cold out where I am right now), b complex, vitamin c, and maybe even iodine. Research each for yourself

Digestion is the biggest thing that stands out to me. Also, do things like eat three square meals a day with no snacking I heard that that inhibbits digestion of the meal you ate before your snack that's still in your stomach. It takes even longer to sit in the stomach supposedly. and don't eat late. Someone else also told me of how much getting good uninterrupted sleep affects there eczema, I can also agree.

That's all I got right now.
These are all things I'm experimenting with right now. One thing I try to remember is that all of this stuff is probably gonna have to be done over a significant amount of time before things are really clear.

Hope it helps :)