Conventional therapies for treating food allergy commonly include immune suppressing drugs such as steroids and anti-histamines, but there are a number of therapies that are less harmful to the body and in many cases are just as effective, which include: Food Allergen Elimination and Rotation Diet: Though many adults can self-identify their or their childrens IgE-mediated (immediate-onset) allergic foods, it is not unusual for them to be unable to identify IgG-mediated (delayed-onset) allergic foods
However, theres still much to be studied about this peptide before anyone can definitively state its effects on the human body
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You might be a good candidate if you have confirmed low B12 levels (from lab work), follow a strict vegan/vegetarian diet, have digestive issues reducing B12 absorption (e.g., after gastric surgery, or with conditions like Crohns), or experience chronic fatigue and other symptoms linked to B12 deficiency
Research suggests that it outperforms traditional growth factors like bFGF, EGF, and VGF in promoting tissue repair
None of these has direct trial data as a plateau-rescue tool