Food-Based Cream, Egg & Peanut Connection, Trace Reactions & Allergy vs Intolerance Today I’m sharing something special, a training that’s normally only available inside The Nest Allergy Membership. I wanted to give you a taste of the kind of evidence-based, practical content our members get access to every month. In this episode, I’m breaking down […]
Sometimes the most innovative solutions come from the most challenging circumstances. When Tammy’s son was diagnosed with severe food allergies and other medical conditions, she found herself facing a problem that millions of parents know all too well: how do you keep life-saving medication accessible, organized, and actually with your child at all times? She
I have something really special to share with you this week. I sat down with Dr. Chai – a pediatric immunologist and allergy specialist – for a conversation about the thing that keeps so many new parents up at night: Introducing allergens to your baby. Dr. Chai and I worked together for years. She’s now
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If you’re preparing to introduce common allergy foods like nuts, egg or wheat to your baby, you might be feeling a bit nervous, especially when you hear things like “9 out of 10 children develop food allergies.” You’re definitely not alone. Parents often tell me things like: “I know I should give them these foods
Your baby has just been diagnosed with a peanut allergy. You’re terrified.Your mind jumps straight to worst-case scenarios.You’re Googling at 2am.You’re reading every food label three times.You’re wondering how on earth you’re going to keep your child safe for the rest of their life. Then someone mentions oral immunotherapy, OIT. Suddenly, there’s hope. A treatment that
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