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ALLERGY BRIEFS
 Rice a non-allergic food?July 3, 2003
Rice is sometimes promoted as a non-allergic food. It is often used in allergy-free diets. It is generally considered to be safe for those suffering from multiple food allergies. But not always so! Especially in the eastern countries where rice is a staple food, allergy to rice is common. Rice allergy is much lower in the U.S, but some in the U.S. and other western or European countries have been found to be allergic to rice.
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