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beetroot allergy

Can anyone tell me what it is in the pickled jars of beetroot that i am allergic to? I get large red bumps that are very itchu all over after eating it. I am sure this has only started recently. I can eat fresh beets from the market ok but I had pickled beeroot again on friday evening and started with the rash saturday afternoon at work. I knew it would happen, and I know it has only started recently, well, in the last few months, prior to that i am sure i never got them like this!!


banned-dot  Sun 11/05/08 20:20
B00
Sun 11/05/08
20:27
Vinegar perhaps??
jno
Sun 11/05/08
20:37
yes, vinegar can have a lot of histamine, so try some piriton
B00
Sun 11/05/08
20:39
Or.........if your rash is the spotty kind, you can make a feature of them and have hours of fun into the bargain by joining the dots and seeing what pictures you can create.
banned-dot
Sun 11/05/08
20:51

Question Author

That reminds me of an episode of the Dick Van Dyke show where he thought he had the shape of the liberty bell with ******* lol

It may be vinegar, i donl;t use vinegar at all on anything else, so maybe, what is vinegar again?? I know i know, it's one of those acid questions lol
banned-dot
Sun 11/05/08
20:51

Question Author

F re ckles ???
niceboy
Sun 11/05/08
20:59
Acetic acid.
Made from wine.
banned-dot
Sun 11/05/08
22:58

Question Author

I have been reading up online about beetroot and actually I have realised that there may be a link between being alergic to something in beetroot and not being able to absorb iron when i have iron tablets, anyone any idea what it might be???
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