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This certainly could be possible?! Although I do not agree that you cannot get an allergic reaction from T venom. There venom chemistry is not made up differently from bees/ants venom, and if you are allergic to bees there is no reason to think you would be allergic to T venom (being different). But I do think that any venom can create an allergic reaction based on one's allergic propensity. But now you are really going to mess with those scientists that thought they had this figured out!

[QUOTE="Denny Dee, post: 31343, member: 1393"] This certainly could be possible?! Although I do not agree that you cannot get an allergic reaction from T venom. There venom chemistry is not made up differently from bees/ants venom, and if you are allergic to bees there is no reason to think you would be allergic to T venom (being different). But I do think that any venom can create an allergic reaction based on one's allergic propensity. But now you are really going to mess with those scientists that thought they had this figured out! :oops: [/QUOTE]

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