Foods for allergies
What APEX holds on the table for allergies: 11 foods, each with where it comes from and why it is ours. Not a treatment plan — the food, and the reason it is on the list.
Compiled by APEX Legacy from published research and documented food
history, under the editorial direction of
Jonathan Jackson, Founder .
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Pantry & Condiments
Wildflower Honey The catch-all honey of whatever bloomed near the hive — clover, blackberry, goldenrod… Comb Honey Honey still sealed in the hexagonal beeswax cells the bees built and capped. Bee Pollen Pollen granules collected by bees with a complete amino acid profile, exceptional…
Drinks
Nettle Leaf Tea Iron-rich leaf tea with natural antihistamine activity, anti-inflammatory compounds, and… Goldenrod Tea The bright golden field flower of late summer, dried and steeped into a mild, lightly…
Herbs & Spices
Nettle Leaf Stinging herb that becomes nutritionally impressive when cooked (heat neutralizes the… African Wild Ginger Africa had its own ginger long before Asian ginger reached the continent.
Meat & Poultry
Quail Eggs Five quail eggs equal one chicken egg in volume but deliver 3-4x more vitamins and…
Vegetables
Beech Mushroom Small clustered mushrooms with tiny caps and long stems, sold in tidy bunches. Egyptian Walking Onion A hardy perennial onion that forms clusters of small bulbils at the top of its stalk…
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