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Potential Allergenic Risks of Entomophagy
2019Edible insects are a novel food source in the West, prompting the need for an assessment of their food security risks. One of the major concerns relates to their allergenic potential, as insects have a close phylogenetic relationship with crustaceans and house dust mites.
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1951
The earliest contact of man with insects was utilitarian and there is little doubt that he was initially attracted by their potentialities as food. This early development from Pithecanthropus to the primitive tribes inhabiting the tropics today has already been discussed.
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The earliest contact of man with insects was utilitarian and there is little doubt that he was initially attracted by their potentialities as food. This early development from Pithecanthropus to the primitive tribes inhabiting the tropics today has already been discussed.
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A Semiotic Approach to Entomophagy
Perspectives on Global Development and Technology, 2016While there has been a growing interest in entomophagy in theus, the idea of eating insects is still taboo among the majority of Americans. Many studies have successfully established that, even after being informed about the numerous benefits of entomophagy, most people in the Western world continue to shun the idea of eating insects for a variety of ...
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