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I’ve heard that sulphates can be allergens, but know it’s scoffed at by doctors. And the main info on the net about them denies it. Do you have more info about
by vintagedave 3y ago
I’ve heard that sulphates can be allergens, but know it’s scoffed at by doctors. And the main info on the net about them denies it. Do you have more info about it?
I ask because a friend of a friend spoke about this a few years ago, and was very convincing in an amateur sleuth kind of way, but I didn’t have the knowledge to be able to judge what he said. Plus, medical experts I know thought it was nonsense. Therefore I remained skeptical. But this topic keeps reappearing occasionally around the place and I do wonder if there’s truth to it in the way that some things can be that take many years to be recognized. I love concrete, genuine information.
- andrewstuart 3y agoAs I say, pay attention to people who you see drinking wine, without mentioning to them the topic of sulphites. Look for the allergic responses like sneezing and swollen sinuses - ask them about it. Ask how they feel the morning after drinking wine (in moderation) - sinusy? Nose need blowing?
- vintagedave 3y agoOccasionally, yes. Though the same person who told me this alleged that sulphites tended to cause other allergic reactions, such as blotchy skin / hives. I know one friend who gets those drinking wine.