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Allergies: Kiwi may cause allergic reactions in people who are allergic to other fruits, plants, or spices such as avocado, birch pollen, fig, hazelnut, latex, poppy seed, rye, sesame seed, or wheat. Avoid eating kiwi fruit or taking kiwi products if you are allergic to any of these products.iwi is LIKELY SAFE for most people when used in food amounts. In people who are allergic to kiwi, it can cause allergic reactions such as trouble swallowing (dysphagia), vomiting, and hives. Pregnancy and breast-feeding: Kiwi is LIKELY SAFE for pregnant and breast-feeding women when taken in food amounts.
The kiwi originated in China and was once known as the Chinese gooseberry. The kiwi is now mostly grown in New Zealand and gets its name from the small flightless bird of approximately the same size and color.The Chinese used the kiwi for medicinal purposes, but it is now mostly used for food.It is also used for a variety of other purposes.ther Uses. Kiwi--both fresh and powered--is widely used as a meat tenderizer. Kiwi is often used in sports drinks because of the taste and nutritional value. Several nutritional supplements start as kiwi fruit. They are also a favorite fruit for jelly and jam in Spanish and Arabic cultures.