A new study has provided insight into what makes cow milk allergenic to children and in adults. According to the scientists from the Medical University of Vienna and the University of Vienna investigated and found that a specific protein in milk known as beta-lactoglobulin is able to initiate an allergy only when being devoid of iron. Loaded with iron, the protein is harmless. The scientists discovered the same mechanism recently with regard to birch pollen allergy. ...Saturday 23 August 2014
Study Reveals Reason Behind 'cow Milk Allergy'
A new study has provided insight into what makes cow milk allergenic to children and in adults. According to the scientists from the Medical University of Vienna and the University of Vienna investigated and found that a specific protein in milk known as beta-lactoglobulin is able to initiate an allergy only when being devoid of iron. Loaded with iron, the protein is harmless. The scientists discovered the same mechanism recently with regard to birch pollen allergy. ...
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