Parents, doctors and pharmaceutical companies are always asking, "What causes food allergies". Now there may just be one more possibility. There is a strong link between children with low vitamin D levels and food allergies. At this point, the link is not being called a cause but there is certainly room for suggestion that it may play a role in food allergies.
While the benefits of Vitamin D are still being discovered, one thing is clear, it certainly couldn't hurt to have your levels of vitamin D checked if you suffer from allergies. If you have low levels of vitamin D in the blood, your doctor can recommend a vitamin regimen that fits your specific needs.
For more information regarding the Vitamin D link and food allergies:
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2011/02/110224103244.htm
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