People Become Allergic to Meat After One Tick Bite
One LoneStar tick bite can change what you eat forever. Now ask why tick outbreaks are exploding across rural America;
By Chet Nagle —— Bio and Archives--June 17, 2026
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After a single lone star tick bite, more than 450,000 Americans now have an allergy to beef meat. They also have an allergy to other meats like venison, rabbit, goat, lamb and pork products (bacon, ham, sausage). The name of that allergy is alpha-gal syndrome (AGS).
Sensitive patients with AGS are also allergic to Gelatin (from cows or pigs) that is in gummies, marshmallows and some desserts. They are also allergic to beef or pork broth, lard (pig fat), tallow (beef fat) and dairy products.
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