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The role of fermented foods in managing food allergies in children and adults: a systematic review
Introduction: Fermented foods are among the oldest foods produced, and several different health benefits are attributed to their consumption even in the absence of concrete clinical evidence. To address this gap, this systematic review focuses on the effects of the consumption of fermented foods on
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