America Made You Allergic After 1990. Reverse 4 Things

In 2000, American pediatricians told parents to keep peanuts, eggs and dairy away from at-risk babies for years. By 2008, that advice was withdrawn. Peanut allergy in American children still climbed from 0.4% in 1997 to 1.4% by 2008, and roughly 1 in 13 kids now has a food allergy. This video traces the advice, the 2015 trial that overturned it, and the 4 things pediatric guidance has reversed since, including when to introduce peanut and what a baby's eczema actually means. It is a follow-up to my earlier video on the same rise, with one part corrected and one part I left out the first time. More on the studies behind this, including a few that failed, is free at growingupunseen.com. Food allergy, peanut allergy, kids allergies, 1990s parenting, baby eczema, allergy prevention, pediatric guidance, LEAP trial, peanut introduction, food allergy epidemic Link to all the Sources: growingupunseen.com