Patients
with an IgE-Mediated Allergy to CORN
If a clinician injects you with D-GLUCOSE (dextrose/cornstarch sugar) when your
allergy to corn is documented in your medical records or on your allergy alert
bracelet, CONTACT A MEDICAL MALPRACTICE LAWYER IMMEDIATELY.
REF: 21CFR184.1857
Corn
Allergy Advocacy/Resources, Email: cornallergyinitiative@gmail.com
X (nee Twitter): Corn Allergy Mgmt. @AllergyMgmt911
Patients/Consumers
with an IgE-Mediated Allergy to
CORN
FALSE
NARRATIVE
EXPOSED that appears to have been propagated for the attempted genocide
of corn-allergic citizens.
“D-GLUCOSE -- NOT
GLUCOSE -- IS YOUR
NATURALLY OCCURRING BLOOD SUGAR.”
REBUTTAL:
GLUCOSE: This is your naturally
occurring blood sugar (a monosaccharide) that is essential for your survival,
produced by your liver, contains no allergenic food proteins, and WILL NOT
KILL YOU.
D-GLUCOSE: This is corn sugar/dextrose that is mass-produced in factories from highly allergenic cornstarch (a polysaccharide), 21CFR184.1857, and CAN KILL YOU!
Polymer
Innovation, Conversion of Corn to Dextrose:
"Corn
must first be converted to corn sugar (dextrose, the common commercial name for
D-glucose) . . ." [emphasis added]
https://polymerinnovationblog.com/from-corn-to-poly-lactic-acid-pla-fermentation-in-action/
The
only way that "Corn sugar, D-glucose, dextrose, the chemical α-D-glucopyranose,”
21CFR184.1857, can be detected within the human body is via INGESTION/INJECTION
of this manufactured, synthetic, highly allergenic cornstarch-derived sugar.
https://www.ecfr.gov/current/title-21/chapter-I/subchapter-B/part-184/subpart-B/section-184.1857
National
Institutes of Health (PubChem) ALERT!
This
United States regulatory agency is claiming that BOTH glucose and D-glucose
are naturally present in the human body, and are essential to our survival. FALSE!
https://pubchem.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/compound/5793
Corn Allergy Advocacy/Resources, Email: cornallergyinitiative@gmail.com
X (nee
Twitter): Corn Allergy Mgmt. @AllergyMgmt911
CRITICAL ALERT
CORN-ALLERGIC PATIENTS
In
accordance with Code of Federal Regulation 21CFR184.1857, make sure your
medical alert bracelets and your official medical records include the following
corn-derived excipients that are utilized as glucose (blood sugar)-elevating
agents in dextrose-containing IV fluids.
1.
Corn sugar
2.
D-Glucose
3.
Dextrose
4.
α-D-glucopyranose
5.
Cornstarch
By
listing all of these excipients on your medical alert bracelets and in your
official medical records, this will also protect clinicians from potential
medical malpractice lawsuits if they inject you with any of these corn-derived excipients
when your IgE-mediated allergy to corn is clearly documented in your official
medical records.
Corn Allergy Advocacy/Resources, Email: cornallergyinitiative@gmail.com
URGENT MEMORANDUM
FROM: CORN ALLERGY ADVOCACY/RESOURCES: cornallergyinitiative@gmail.com
DATE: OCTOBER 4, 2025
RE:
DEXTROSE (CORNSTARCH SUGAR/D-GLUCOSE), 21CFR184.1857
_______________________________________________________________________
WE,
CORN-ALLERGIC PATIENTS, WILL NO LONGER TOLERATE CLINICIANS TELLING US THAT
DEXTROSE IS NATURALLY PRESENT IN OUR BODY.
Published
in a Medical Journal:
"Dextrose-containing
solutions pose a significant risk to patients allergic to corn. Dextrose used
for IV fluids is prepared by . . . hydrolysis of cornstarch."
https://journals.lww.com/anesthesia-analgesia/Fulltext/2019/05000/Excipients_in_Anesthesia_Medications.11.aspx
B.
Braun Medical, Inc.
CONTRAINDICATIONS:
"Solutions
containing dextrose may be contraindicated in patients with hypersensitivity to
corn products."
https://dailymed.nlm.nih.gov/dailymed/drugInfo.cfm?setid=190da07e-a616-46e6-b4e5-1c0ba39306e5
Baxter
Healthcare Corporation
DESCRIPTION:
"Dextrose is derived from corn."
https://dailymed.nlm.nih.gov/dailymed/drugInfo.cfm?setid=05f326e6-10e4-4ceb-8a23-f53c592f00b8
Millipore
Sigma
"Dextrose,
Biological Source: Corn"
https://www.sigmaaldrich.com/US/en/substance/dextrose1801650997
ADDITIONAL
DOCUMENTATION: [Not included in my memorandum.]
MICHAEL
C. JUNGKEIT, M.D.
"INGREDIENTS
TO AVOID CORN ALLERGY"
"Alcohol,
Ethanol, Inositol, Acetic acid, Corn starch, Corn sweetener, corn sugar, Corn
syrup, corn syrup solids, Dextrin, Dextrose anything . . ., etc."
https://www.northkitsapent.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/FoodallergiesCORN.pdf
Johns
Hopkins, "Corn-Free Diet"
"cornstarch,
corn oil, corn syrup[s], dextrins, maltodextrins, dextrose, fructose, ethanol,
maize, corn sugars (Dyno, Cerelose, Puretose, Sweetose, etc.), vegetable oil .
. . "
https://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/-/media/johns-hopkins-childrens-center/documents/specialties/adolescent-medicine/cfs-corn-free-diet.pdf
Integrative
Wellness Center
"Corn
Allergy Food List"
"Alcohol,
Cornstarch, Inositol, Ethanol, Ethyl acetate, Acetic Acid, Dextrin, Dextrose,
etc."
https://www.leavesoflife.com/blog/corn-allergy-food-list
"Corn
Allergy or Intolerance at UMass Amherst"
Hidden
Ingredients
"Dextrin,
Dextrose, Starch, food starch, etc."
https://umassdining.com/sites/default/files/Corn%20Allergy%20Intolerance_4.pdf
Coral
C. Clarke, RDN
"Corn
alcohol, Cornstarch, Dextrin, Dextrose, etc."
https://www.coralclarke.com/blog/corn
Nebraska
DHHS Maternal Infant Health
"Corn
syrup/solids, alcohol, starch, sugar/sweetener, malto, dextrose, dextrate,
sorbitol . . ., etc."
https://dhhs.ne.gov/MCAH/MI-OtherFoodAllergens-Graph.pdf
University
of Rochester Medical Center
"Corn-Free
Diet"
“Cornstarch,
corn syrup, high fructose corn syrup, dextrins, dextrose, ethanol, etc.”
https://www.urmc.rochester.edu/childrens-hospital/nutrition/corn-free.aspx
"Pharmacists
are requested to use caution and be aware that many drugs and medications
contain undisclosed potential allergens in the form of sugars, starches, and
celluloses. Share the corn allergy example with prescribers . . ."
http://library.bcpharmacists.org/6_Resources/6-7_ReadLinks/ReadLinks-MayJun2007.pdf
Corn
Products Refining Co., Life Magazine, 8 September 1941
"Dextrose:
All-American Corn Sugar . . . derived from American corn, refined in American
factories, distributed by American companies.”
https://candyprofessor.wordpress.com/2010/09/29/dextrose-all-american-corn-sugar/
Nutritive
Sweeteners From Corn, Corn Refiners Association
[Note:
Dextrose is listed 9 times in this article.]
https://corn.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/NSFC2006.pdf
Corn
Sugar Hearings, Sixty-Ninth Congress, January 27, 1926
".
. . that corn sugar is what is chemically known as dextrose . . ."
https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=umn.31951d03669822a&view=1up&seq=3&skin=2021
Corn
Refiners Association
"Intravenous
Solution, Patients
with low blood sugar are often given IV drips, many of which contain dextrose,
a corn derivative."
https://corn.org/products/sweeteners/
Re: Your Article Entitled "Glucose (Dextrose)"
Based on your article entitled "Glucose (Dextrose)," and for consumer/patient safety, is it your opinion that "dextrose is produced by the human liver?" As you are aware, The FDA and The Sugar Association confirm that dextrose is an "ADDED SUGAR" that must never be associated with the human body, except that ingestion of this added sugar can raise glucose (blood sugar) levels. Therefore, it would be impossible for an "added sugar" to be "produced by the human liver."
https://chem.libretexts.org/
My September 12, 2025, Email to the Cleveland Clinic Ombudsman:
CRITICAL ALERT
HYPOGLYCEMIC PATIENTS WITH A CONFIRMED
IgE-MEDIATED ALLERGY TO WHEAT
[UNRELATED TO CELIAC DISEASE]
The use of wheat starch [a dextrin vs. dextrose] has never been approved by any U.S regulatory agency to be utilized as a glucose (blood sugar)-elevating agent in IV fluids. Since wheat is classified as a "Top 9" allergen, IV fluids derived from wheat starch would require a contraindication warning for administration to wheat-allergic patients in the package insert.
Dextrose
is the chemical name for cornstarch sugar/D-glucose, 21CFR184.1857, therefore,
dextrose can PROVE FATAL to corn-allergic patients.
https://www.ecfr.gov/current/title-21/chapter-I/subchapter-B/part-184/subpart-B/section-184.1857
Published in a Medical Journal:
"Dextrose-containing
solutions pose a significant risk to patients allergic to corn. Dextrose used
for IV fluids is prepared by . . . hydrolysis of cornstarch."
https://journals.lww.com/anesthesia-analgesia/Fulltext/2019/05000/Excipients_in_Anesthesia_Medications.11.aspx
Websites claiming that dextrose can be derived from wheat are withholding a potentially life-saving drug from hypoglycemic wheat-allergic patients.
******************************
DOCUMENTATION:
The FDA confirms that all dextrose IV fluids are ONLY produced from corn, and are contraindicated for administration to corn-allergic patients.
"DEXTROSE injection, for intravenous use"
Published in a Medical Journal:
"Dextrose-containing solutions pose a significant risk to patients allergic to corn. Dextrose used for IV fluids is prepared by . . . hydrolysis of cornstarch."
https://journals.lww.com/
Baxter Healthcare Corp.
LACTATED RINGERS AND DEXTROSE- sodium chloride, sodium lactate, potassium chloride, calcium chloride and dextrose monohydrate injection, solution
DESCRIPTION
"Dextrose is derived from corn."
https://dailymed.nlm.nih.gov/
Millipore Sigma
"Dextrose
Biological Source: Corn"
https://www.sigmaaldrich.com/
Corn Products Refining Co., Life Magazine, 8 September 1941
"Dextrose: All-American Corn Sugar . . . derived from American corn, refined in American factories, distributed by American companies.”
https://candyprofessor.
Nutritive Sweeteners From Corn, Corn Refiners Association
[Note: Dextrose listed 9 times in this article.]
https://corn.org/wp-content/
Corn Sugar Hearings, Sixty-Ninth Congress, January 27, 1926
". . . that corn sugar is what is chemically known as dextrose . . ."
https://babel.hathitrust.org/
Corn Refiners Association
"Intravenous Solution
Patients with low blood sugar are often given IV drips, many of which contain dextrose, a corn derivative."
https://corn.org/products/
"Pharmacists are requested to use caution and be aware that many drugs and medications contain undisclosed potential allergens in the form of sugars, starches, and celluloses. Share the corn allergy example with prescribers . . ."
http://library.bcpharmacists.
There is NO PROTOCOL for treating hypoglycemic corn-allergic patients [MY PERSONAL TESTIMONY].
Hospitals are not mandated to stock corn-free glucose (blood sugar)-elevating agents.
https://
Corn Allergy Advocacy/Resources, Email: cornallergyinitiative@
UPDATE SEPTEMBER, 2026
AFTER 10 YEARS ON X (NEE TWITTER)
MY X ACCOUNT HAS BEEN
PERMANENTLY SUSPENDED
(CORN INDUSTRY INFLUENCE?)
********************
MY X HANDLE HAS BEEN CHANGED
YOU CAN NOW FIND ME ON X
USING THE FOLLOWING HANDLE:
Corn Allergy Stats
@AllergyMgmt911
