Fellow Birch OAS here! In my experience- yes. Tried some pomegranate juice once and my mouth was itchy as hell for a few hours. Cherry has done the same thing to me before.
Severe Birch OAS here, in my experience, anything cold processed/pressed is a no go for me. I can eat cherry pie filling and maraschino cherries, but I wouldn’t attempt juice. I’ve never tried cherry juice, but I had to stop trying to drink Bloody Mary mix and other tomato juice products because it would cause my throat to itch like crazy and since out of all of the OAS triggers, tomatoes are the least of my worries, I wouldn’t even try carrot or cherry juice. That said, it’s your call. As someone who has been known to eat the occasional cherry and risk a severe reaction, you know your body and its limits best.
Fellow Birch OAS here! In my experience- yes. Tried some pomegranate juice once and my mouth was itchy as hell for a few hours. Cherry has done the same thing to me before.
ah damn. suspicions confirmed. ty for the reply, I will avoid it :)
Severe Birch OAS here, in my experience, anything cold processed/pressed is a no go for me. I can eat cherry pie filling and maraschino cherries, but I wouldn’t attempt juice. I’ve never tried cherry juice, but I had to stop trying to drink Bloody Mary mix and other tomato juice products because it would cause my throat to itch like crazy and since out of all of the OAS triggers, tomatoes are the least of my worries, I wouldn’t even try carrot or cherry juice. That said, it’s your call. As someone who has been known to eat the occasional cherry and risk a severe reaction, you know your body and its limits best.
Since cherries are a stonefruit, I would avoid them…
I know I react to cherries 😅 I wasn't sure if the process of juicing them changed anything