What are hidden sources of common food intolerants?

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Hidden sources of common food intolerants include processed foods where additives like gluten, lactose, and soy can be present as fillers or stabilizers. For example, gluten can be found in soy sauce and salad dressings, lactose in processed meats and bread, and MSG in flavored chips and seasonings.

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