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Potato and rice diet to prevent allergiesallergic reactions to calm down atopic eczema

I've heard of a diet consisting only of boiled potatoes and, rice (with salt) and cooked apples which shall help against skin problems possibly caused by allergies. The diet is supposed to be followed for at least a week, better longerafter that other food may be added back again step by step.

Are there any risks or downsides of this diet if performed strictly for about two weeks? What nutrients would be missing and what other food should be added first to it, keeping in mind that it may not potentially cause allergiesallergic reactions?

Potato and rice diet to prevent allergies

I've heard of a diet consisting only of boiled potatoes and rice (with salt) which shall help against skin problems possibly caused by allergies. The diet is supposed to be followed for at least a week, better longer.

Are there any risks or downsides of this diet if performed strictly for about two weeks? What nutrients would be missing and what other food should be added to it, keeping in mind that it may not potentially cause allergies?

Potato and rice diet to prevent allergic reactions to calm down atopic eczema

I've heard of a diet consisting only of boiled potatoes, rice (with salt) and cooked apples which shall help against skin problems possibly caused by allergies. The diet is supposed to be followed for at least a week, after that other food may be added back again step by step.

Are there any risks or downsides of this diet if performed strictly for about two weeks? What nutrients would be missing and what other food should be added first to it, keeping in mind that it may not potentially cause allergic reactions?

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Potato and rice diet to prevent allergies

I've heard of a diet consisting only of boiled potatoes and rice (with salt) which shall help against skin problems possibly caused by allergies. The diet is supposed to be followed for at least a week, better longer.

Are there any risks or downsides of this diet if performed strictly for about two weeks? What nutrients would be missing and what other food should be added to it, keeping in mind that it may not potentially cause allergies?