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Study: 1 in 10 Children with Asthma Also Have Peanut Allergies – But Most Are Unaware

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Trigger Food Allergy Awareness. Study: 1 in 10 Children with Asthma Also Have Peanut Allergies – But Most Are Unaware. May 24, 2015. A study of more than 1,500 children at Mercy Children’s Hospital in Toledo suggests that children with asthma are more likely to have peanut allergies too. Filed Under: News and Events. Speak Your Mind Cancel reply. Please enter your details below to receive a free sample. INFORMATION on triggerallergy.com. IS NOT MEDICAL ADVICE and any information or materials posted are i...

Australian study into probiotics offers hope for possible cure to peanut allergies

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Trigger Food Allergy Awareness. Australian study into probiotics offers hope for possible cure to peanut allergies. January 30, 2015. Researchers at the Australian Murdoch Children’s Research Institute have found a possible cure for people with potentially fatal peanut allergies. The study, which included giving a daily combination of peanut protein and probiotic Lactobacillus Rhamnosus in increasing amounts over an 18-month period, helped 80% of children in the study. Filed Under: News and Events.

Food Allergy Facts

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Trigger Food Allergy Awareness. TRIGGER Food Allergy Facts. There is NO CURE for Food Allergies. There is NO MEDICATION available to prevent reactions. At this time avoidance of food is the ONLY way to prevent a reaction. A Food Allergy occurs when the immune system mistakenly treats a food protein as something dangerous. This can lead to a series of reactions as the body defends itself from the perceived danger. The most severe reaction to a food allergy is referred to as ‘Anaphylaxis.’ Anaphylaxis ...

Boy Develops Potentially Deadly Food Allergies After Blood Transfusion

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Trigger Food Allergy Awareness. Boy Develops Potentially Deadly Food Allergies After Blood Transfusion. April 16, 2015. In a rare case, an eight-year-old Canadian boy developed an allergy to fish and nuts after receiving a blood transfusion during treatment for brain cancer. Thankfully, that was the result in this particular case. Filed Under: News and Events. Speak Your Mind Cancel reply. Please enter your details below to receive a free sample. INFORMATION on triggerallergy.com. Return to top of page.

News and Events

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Trigger Food Allergy Awareness. High-fiber (fibre) diet may protect against peanut allergy. August 28, 2016. A Melbourne-led study has found that mice with allergies to peanuts may beat the condition when they are fed high-fiber diets. This good gut ‘bacteria’ helps the immune system resist allergies through the breakdown of fibre in short-chain fatty acids – opening up the potential for new drug therapy for those with food allergies. Filed Under: News and Events. Turn It Teal For Food Allergy Awareness.