Scientists recommend eating peanuts to pregnant women

Scientists recommend eating peanuts to pregnant women

Women who do not eat peanuts during pregnancy are more likely to have allergies in their babies.

The cause of the allergy epidemic among English children is that mothers do not consume peanuts during pregnancy and children do not consume this food in the early years of life.

In countries where peanuts are given to children after weaning, allergies are less common, while in recent decades allergies have become more prevalent among British children and 8% of children before reaching School-age people suffer from this complication.

Researchers say that if a parent has a history of asthma or eczema, their baby may be allergic to nuts.

Experts recommend: If their baby is in this group, mothers should refrain from eating nuts during pregnancy or breastfeeding.