hypo-allergenic

It has something to do with the hypo-allergenic qualities of pears, rice, turkey and most vegetables.

And yet, it's still out there, like cold fusion, artificial intelligence and hypo-allergenic kittens, it's tantalizingly out of reach...

If you're taking care of your dogs already, you don't need this, unless you want another status symbol to go with your hypo-allergenic mini-poodle.

They say it's hypo-allergenic, so it shouldn't have any gluten in.

As an aside, you can have a hypo-allergenic kitten today!

It would have to be hypo-allergenic & non-toxic for sure.

I love my hypo-allergenic lab/poodle mix.

On a scale of 0 to 10, I'm at 2 as to how manic I've gone about this: when it manifests, I'll start using hypo-allergenic shower stuff, paste myself with moisturising cream and just wait it out.

You know what contains every single substance your body needs on a daily basis, all vitamins, minerals, calcium, you name it and will prevent nearly every food disorder, and it's hypo-allergenic (meaning perfectly safe for very nearly every patient you have)?

* Nuts * Beans * Spinach or soy (or tofu, even if that's less ideal) * Sunlight (yes, really), or Vitamin D supplements * Vitamin B12 supplements Needless to say, this list is very much not hypo-allergenic, there is a significant fraction of the population (not that many, granted, but you have to check) that will swell up and start convulsing if you feed this to them.

Low cost hinges on scaling up (and hopefully also being less strict about pseudo-"hypo-allergenic" properties).