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Changes in sensitivity to allergenic foods in arthritis

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The American Journal of Digestive Diseases

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    Foods are a factor in arthritis cases.

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    Changes in cutaneous reactions to foods to which a patient is allergic can take place.

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    The interval of time elapse between tests of these arthritic cases varied from one year one month to eight years and eight months.

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    The time of relief between symptoms varies from one year one month to eight years and four months.

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    The average relief from symptoms being two years and four months.

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  1. Turnbull, John A.: The Relation of Anaphylactic Disturbances to Arthritis. Journal of the American Medical Association, May 21, 1924.

  2. Turnbull, John A.: Food Allergens in Connection with Arthritis. Boston Medical and Surgical Journal, Sept. 4, 1924.

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Turnbull, J.A. Changes in sensitivity to allergenic foods in arthritis. Jour. D. D. 11, 182–190 (1944). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03020251

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