There is a real, scandalous, scientific story behind how we got to, every kid has a peanut

allergy.

In the United States, there was a recommendation made by the American Academy of Pediatrics

that said, do not feed peanuts to your children until after the age of two.

The science at the time thought you should avoid things so that you don't get an allergy.

When you introduce things early on within the first 12 months of life, you are less likely to have an allergy.

Dr. Ever wonder why peanut allergies became such a thing?

Or how to beat severe spring allergies?

Today we're joined by someone who's made it her mission to help people understand the deeper

story behind their symptoms in both seasonal and food allergies, Dr. Tanya Elliott.

A self-proclaimed science nerd since childhood, Dr. Elliott knew by age seven that she wanted

to be the doctor in her family.

She went on to complete her internal medicine residency at Mount Sinai Hospital and specialize

in allergy and clinical immunology at Winthrop University Hospital.

Now a leading voice in her field, Dr. Elliott is here to help us decode what our bodies

are really telling us. She's been

featured everywhere from the Today Show to Good Morning America and even Fox News. Watch this

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