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September 5, 2007 at 9:33 am #42184AnonymousInactive
thank you laura for ALL THIS WONDERFUL INFO and thank you Therese for bumping it!
May 22, 2009 at 8:02 am #62636hellbenntKeymasterbump- lots of dead links…anyone have a sec to try & find google caches to copy & paste?
anyone have a sec to help with this page (well page one mainly)PM me or just dive in, LOL!thanks!~lauraMay 22, 2009 at 4:51 pm #62644hellbenntKeymasterThe Joneja Food Allergen Scale
Thiis table is based on the typical North American diet and compiled from a wide variety of sources. Foods are listed from the highest to the lowest allergenicity. People vary in their reactivity to foods and show a different pattern of reactivity depending on their individual characteristics. Persons following ethnic diets tend to show a different order of allergenicity. Allergenicity depends on a variety of factors including frequency of exposure to the food. Visit Dr. Jonja’s site to learn more.
GRAINS &
FLOURSVEGGIES FRUITS NUTS &
SEEDSMEATS ETC. DAIRY Wheat
Triticale
Semolina
Bulgur
Spelt
KamutTomato Spinach
Celery (raw)
Strawberry
Raspberry
Orange
Fig
Mango
WatermelonPeanut Nuts:
Hazelnut (filbert)Egg white Egg yolk
Ice cream Cow’s milk:
Homogenized
Raw milk
1%, 2%, SkimCorn Carrot (raw) Green pea
Lima bean
Broad bean
(fava bean)Cabbage (heart)
Apple (raw)
Apricot (raw)
Peach (raw)
Date
CantaloupeWalnut
Pecan
Brazil nut
Almond
Sesame seedShellfish:
Crab
Lobster
Prawn
ShrimpMolluscs:
Clam
Oyster
ScallopCheese fermented:
Cheddar
Camembert
Blue
Swiss
Edam
MozzarellaGoat cheese
Oats Pineapple
Raisin
Apple (cooked)Cocoa bean
Chocolate
Coconut
Flax seedRye
BarleyCauliflower
Brussels sprouts
Green beanKiwi
Cherry
Plum/prune
Apricot (cooked)Cashew
Pistachio
MacadamiaFin fish
Cod
SoleOther white fish
Tuna
SalmonCottage cheese
Cream cheeseBrown rice
White rice
Wild riceAvocado
Cabbage (outer leaves)Loganberry
BoysenberryLegumes:
Soy
Dried peas
Lentils
Dried beans
Navy
Pinto
GarbanzoCarob
Sunflower seed
Cream
Sour creamQuinoa Onion
Green onion
GarlicPlantain
Banana
GrapeProcessed meats
Pepperoni
Salami
Bologna
WienersHam
BaconCanned milk (evaporated) Buckwheat (kasha) Celery (cooked)
Green/red peppersGrapefruit
Lemon
LimeGoat milk
Sheep milkAmaranth Potato
Cucumber
LettuceCurrants (red/ black) Pumpkin seed Pork Processed cheese Tapioca
CassavaAsparagus
Broccoli
BeetsPeach (cooked/ canned) Bean sprouts Chicken
Beef
VealSoft cheese (Philadelphia) Sago
ArrowrootMillet
Squashes (all types) Cranberry
Blackberry
BlueberryPoppy seed Wild meats
Deer
Elk
Moose
Bear
BuffaloYogurt
ButtermilkCarrot (cooked)
ParsnipPear Butter Turnip Sweet potato
YamRhubarb Turkey Lamb
RabbitClarified butter July 15, 2020 at 10:34 pm #184086veronica veronicaMemberIMPORTANT! Although the following foods may be lower on the Joneja Food Allergen Scale, they have NOT been shown to have great success on TED diets completed by InfantReflux moms: sweet potatoes, carrots. Other foods higher on the list that have also been troublesome for moms are: eggs, citrus, tomato, rice, wheat, oats, nuts, pea protein, peanut butter, grapes.
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