Pills with faeces: possible solution for peanut allergies

A new approach to peanut allergies is being investigated, with pills containing faeces forming a possible solution. According to De Standaard, intestinal bacteria may help reduce allergic reactions.

The treatment uses solid faeces, processed into pills. Although the research is still in an early stage, it offers new insights into the relationship between gut health and allergies.

The idea is that a healthier gut flora can reduce the likelihood of allergic reactions. Experts emphasise that further studies are needed to confirm the effectiveness and safety of this method.

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