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  1. SkyRed70
    I used to love that stuff! Too bad I can't have it anymore. :-( I've been allergic to corn for 2.5 months. Sierra Mist Natural does have citric acid, which is almost always from corn in the US so I have heard on another corn allergy forum. So if corn is an issue for you, be cautious. Citric acid gives me migraines, dry itchy skin, and the same feeling...
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    I just had my first reaction to corn at the beginning of May of this year, so I'm still figuring this out. Here are my reactions: Corn kernels - esophageal swelling within minutes Corn syrup - lump in the throat Cornstarch - tickly scratchy throat Citric acid - hives and itchy/scaley skin, scratchy throat like post nasal drip and a migraine, usually...
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    I think the corn-free alcohol list is short, but I do know potato vodka is safe (unless you have issues with nightshades). I haven't made my own yet, despite having purchased the potato vodka at the liquor store and Madagascar Bourbon vanilla beans from Amazon.
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    I'm on another forum for just corn and members there have confirmed that Squigle toothpaste is corn free. The Xylitol is from birch. I don't get sores in my mouth from it, like regular toothpaste. Open Original Shared Link Cannot attest to the other allergies though, but maybe it's start?
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    Corn in soaps makes my skin tingle/burn (like prickly pins and needles) and itch really bad. For example, I was bathing my son a few weeks ago with his regular Aveeno baby body wash and my arms felt prickly like painful pins and needles, so I switched him to what I've been using: Gluten-Free Savonnerie shampoo and local goats milk soap from our farmers market...
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    The smell of Greenworks gets to me, as I've gotten more sensitive to scents, and it makes my fingers and hands itch. White vinegar is corny, so best to avoid it. Here's a great list of all the corn allergens if you haven't seen this link/list already. Open Original Shared Link Depending on your level of sensitivity, beware of paper products like paper...
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