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Old Dec 19, 2012 | 10:43 am
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Originally Posted by Palal

Knowing that peanuts may be a common allergen, and knowing that nuts are not the only option, I would hope that diabetics bring something other than nuts to manage blood sugar.
Nuts are always in my carry on because they are compact, easily portable and a regular part of my diet. I pack to manage my health not that of a hypothetical pax on the same flight.

What protein substitute do you suggest that doesn't require refrigeration, is low sodium, and low carb? Also a high fiber substitute for the almonds and good omega 3 substitute for the walnuts? Do I get a third carry on bag to accommodate your allergy? Think I'll stick to advice from my physician.

If I can reasonably accommodate a nearby pax request I will do so. I recently skipped the lime in my seltzer water since the person sitting next to me mentioned a severe citrus allergy (seriously)

Ultimately I will follow the flight safety advice and take care of myself first (parallel to oxygen mask - secure yourself first before assisting others)

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