What Peanut OIT Actually Is (And What It’s NOT) - Oral Immunotherapy Explained

Описание: What Peanut OIT Actually Is (And What It’s NOT) - Oral Immunotherapy Explained

Your baby was just diagnosed with peanut allergy and someone mentioned “oral immunotherapy” - suddenly you have hope. But before you get excited, you need to understand what OIT actually is versus what people THINK it is.


In this video, I’m clearing up the biggest misconceptions about oral immunotherapy (OIT) and the ADAPT program for babies with peanut allergies.


This isn’t a cure, but it CAN be life-changing when you understand what it actually does.



The bottom line: OIT trains the immune system to tolerate peanut protein - moving from “a crumb could be dangerous” to “accidental exposure is less scary.” It’s a treatment that builds tolerance, not a cure that eliminates allergy.

EXCITING ANNOUNCEMENT:
I’m offering 10 founding member sponsorships for The Nest Allergy Membership + exclusive early access to Raffy, a new digital tool I’ve been developing specifically for families navigating life with severe food allergies.

Raffy provides the kind of organisation and clarity you’d get from a dedicated care coordinator, but available 24/7 at home: digitising manual tracking, eliminating paperwork, and keeping everything in one place so you always know where to find what you need, with step-by-step guidance when emergencies arise. (And it’s built by an allergy mum who works in evidence-based digital healthcare - me!)

🎯 Who should apply: Families currently doing or planning to start regular dosing of a food allergen who want to help shape tools that support consistent, daily exposure

📅 What you get:
🪺 Full founding membership access for the first month to The Nest Allergy Membership
🪺 1 week pilot program with the Raffy team
🪺 Direct input into app development
Applications open until Tuesday 27th January 11:59pm

👉 Apply here: https://raffyallergy.com/waitlist

This is about making life with food allergies more manageable for families like yours.