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ts19998

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Another term used to describe a food allergy is:
  1.food concern.
  2.food hypersensitivity.
  3.food intolerance.
  4.food reaction.

Question 2

An adverse reaction to a normally harmless substance in food that does not involve the bodys immune system is a:
  1.food intolerance.
  2.food reaction.
  3.food allergy.
  4.food tolerance.


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Reply #1 on: Aug 20, 2018
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