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Hi all,

It may not be the food itself that is the cause of bad reactions. Have  
you considered that bananas are heavily fertilized and pesticided  
during their growth? Babies and adults alike may be reacting to these  
chemicals that are absorbed by the growing fruit rather than the food  
itself. The same probably applies to strawberries, to which my  
daughter reacted when she was small.

Nicole Bernshaw

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