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Avoiding Sulfites

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It is unfortunate that sulfites can be found almost anywhere today. If you are avoiding sulfites in your diet, there are a few things you can do to help keep them at bay:

  • If you are allergic to sulfites, do not eat out.  If this is unavoidable, bring your Epi-Pen.  Explain to the chef that you cannot have sulfites, and ask for a meal prepared with only natural foods.

  • All processed foods carry the possibility of containing sulfites.  Avoid canned and processed foods.

  • Cook with organic, natural foods as much as possible.

  • Remember, any type of condiment you buy probably contains sulfites.

  • Dried fruit may contain sulfites.  If you are purchasing sun-dried fruits, read the label carefully.

  • Remember that wine and beer may contain sulfites.  The label may not indicate the presence of sulfites.

  • If you are intolerant or allergic to sulfites, an antihistamine may help if you have an accidental portion.  Again, if you are severely allergic, carry your Epi-Pen with you at all times.

  • If you are going to get a flu shot or any other form of injection, ask if the medication or vitamin is preserved with sulfites.  Many are.

  • Pepsid AC may help to stop a mild sulfite reaction after sulfite injestion

  • Drink lots of water if you feel you are having a mild reaction to sulfites.

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