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People with alpha-gal syndrome seek alternative proteins due to meat allergies
Individuals with alpha-gal syndrome often avoid mammal meat and turn to other protein sources to manage allergic reactions.
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NPR Health reported that alpha-gal syndrome causes allergic reactions to meat from mammals in some people.
Those affected by this condition frequently adjust their diets to include alternative protein options instead of mammal meat.
This dietary change helps them avoid allergic responses associated with consuming mammal-derived meat products.
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