Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Person pouring a glass of red wine - New Africa/Shutterstock The phrase "contains sulfites" is printed on many if not most bottles ...

You may have a long history of asthma or allergies to food or environmental triggers — and perhaps a “sensitive stomach” to boot. Which is why when you have an occasional attack of asthma, rashes, ...

Three different glasses of wine made with purple, red, and green grapes. - Yuliia Kokosha/Getty Images Do you feel sort of off after enjoying a glass of chilled wine? We don't mean in the buzzed, semi ...

When I saw the July 20 column entitled “Your ‘sulfite-free’ wine is lying to you,” it immediately caught my interest. You see, I am one of those “1 %” people who truly have a sulfite sensitivity. I am ...

While they’re often (wrongly) blamed for your wine headaches and hangovers, sulfites are just found in vino. In fact, you can find sulfites in a plethora of food products, both naturally and as an ...

Sulfites are common food preservatives and naturally occur in some foods like wine, but they're safe for most people unless you have allergies or sensitivities. If you have asthma or experience ...

A brand of sun-dried tomatoes has been recalled after food inspectors detected traces of sulfites in the product that weren't labeled on the packaging. Global Veg Corp. issued the nationwide recall ...

The health risks of sulfur dioxide in dried fruit may be severe for those with an allergy or asthma. For others, though, sulfur dioxide is safe.

The FDA has issued a nationwide recall for Joy Luck brand dried lily flowers due to undeclared sulfites, which may cause serious allergic reactions in some individuals. Even small pantry ingredients ...