Poop pills aim to treat peanut allergy

A pilot study demonstrated that fecal bacteria transplantation may reduce the severity of severe peanut allergies, with three out of ten patients able to tolerate eating several peanuts after three months of treatment. The results were enhanced by the use of antibiotics prior to the transplant, increasing its effectiveness. The findings suggest that beneficial bacteria help improve fat absorption and support immune cells, potentially contributing to a reduction in allergic reactions among individuals with peanut allergies.

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