Yes, plant protein powders made from peas, brown rice, and quinoa should be safe for you, as they don't contain your allergens (peanuts, cheese, walnuts, almonds, pollen, and dust mites). Just make sure there's no cross-contamination and check the full ingredient list for any hidden allergens. Always consult your doctor if you're unsure.

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Hello! Yes, plant protein powders made from peas, brown rice, and quinoa can be a safe and effective option, especially since they are generally free from common allergens like dairy, nuts, and soy.

Yes , based on the allergies you mentioned ( peanut, cheese, dairy, walnuts, almonds and pollen) peanut protein, brown rice and quinoa are generally safe as long as they are pure and cross contaminated . Pea protein: Generally safe for people with peanut/ tree nut allergies Brown rice: Naturally gluten free and nut free Quinoa: Naturally gluten free, dairy free and nut free General tips Always read ingredients labels carefully Look allergens statements like manufacturers in a facility that also processed nuts or dairy If you’re buying protein powder or health foods , check certifications like Nut free fasciitis Dairy free Vegan Allergens tasted

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Yes, you can generally take plant protein powders made from peas, brown rice, and quinoa, as they are not related to your known allergens. However, always check for cross-contamination warnings on the label. Start with a small dose to ensure no reaction. Choose a clean, allergen-free certified brand. These protein sources are usually gentle and provide a good amino acid profile. It's important to stay cautious if you have multiple allergies.

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Hi.. yes u can take plant protein