Question 159 · LEK · Food hypersensitivity
The prevention of food allergy does not include:
- A. only breast feeding in the first 6 months of life.
- B. introduction of products other than milk to the child diet not earlier then after 4 months of life.
- C. use of protein hydrolysates in bottle-fed children with a genetic predisposition for atopy.
- D. use of goat milk instead of cow milk.
- E. elimination of strong allergens from the diet of the breastfeeding mother.
Hint
Consider how similar the proteins in milks of different ruminant species are.
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