She was rushed to hospital and treated, before being told she’d need to carry an EpiPen, and was given a vague diagnosis of a nut allergy. “It was just a blanket statement of: you’re ...

The customer, who has a nut allergy, experienced a serious reaction after eating a meal containing undeclared allergens from Javitri, at 112 High Street in Uxbridge. They filed a complaint with ...

No, a coconut allergy is not a nut allergy. Coconut is a member of the palm family and is classified as a fruit. This means people with nut allergies can typically consume coconut without issues.

Richard Lassiter, 44, says he has been admitted to hospital twice due to his severe nut allergy, but now eats four peanuts every morning as part of a trial which has seen him gradually increase ...

Usually, the aim of allergy sufferers is to avoid whatever ... Richard Lassiter explained swallowing a handful of the nuts every AM has become like 'taking his medicine', which allows him to ...

who has a life-threatening peanut allergy and is living a near-normal life after taking part in a "life-changing" study which gradually saw him exposed to nuts (Handout/PA Wire) “I had a really ...

A man with a "severe" peanut allergy says he now eats peanuts daily as "medicine" following a "life-changing" study. Richard Lassiter says his peanut allergy is so severe that he has been admitted ...

Listen on BBC Sounds: "Just going to the park can be difficult" - the Worcestershire girl navigating life with a nut allergy Sofia was just a few months old when she suffered her first allergic ...

The charity Anaphylaxis UK estimates about one in 200 adults, and as many as one in 50 children, have a peanut or tree nut allergy. Symptoms can range from mild to life-threatening. Sofia, for whom ...

Some say an apple a day keeps the doctor away. For others, ironically, it now seems that eating peanuts for breakfast can help hold the nut allergy at bay. Richard Lassiter, 44, who has been ...

In the trial, people with nut allergies were given small supervised doses of the nut, and the "average tolerated dose of peanuts increased 100-fold" A man with a life-threatening allergy to ...

A 44-year-old man with a life-threatening peanut allergy can now eat a handful of peanuts every morning as part of his daily routine, thanks to a "life-changing" medical study. Richard Lassiter ...