Maternal dietary antigen avoidance during pregnancy or lactation, or both, for preventing or treating atopic disease in the child

Food Allergy

“…1 A recent Cochrane review similarly concluded that evidence to support the avoidance of highly allergenic foods during pregnancy in order to reduce atopic disease in the child was lacking. 20 A Danish birth cohort study of over 60 000 mothers also came to a similar conclusion about maternal diet. In fact, the authors suggested a possible protective effect resulting from ingestion of peanuts and tree nuts during pregnancy.…”

Food Allergy

“…1 A recent Cochrane review similarly concluded that evidence to support the avoidance of highly allergenic foods during pregnancy in order to reduce atopic disease in the child was lacking. 20 A Danish birth cohort study of over 60 000 mothers also came to a similar conclusion about maternal diet. In fact, the authors suggested a possible protective effect resulting from ingestion of peanuts and tree nuts during pregnancy.…”

Asthma and Allergic Diseases in Pregnancy

“…In line with this, there was no association between maternal intake of foods during pregnancy and the occurrence of asthma, respiratory disease, or allergy in 5-year-old children 80. Furthermore, many studies found no benefit of a restricted diet avoiding the consumption of allergy-inducing food during pregnancy 82…”

What's new in atopic eczema? An analysis of systematic reviews published in 2012 and 2013. Part 2. Treatment and prevention

“…It is also salutatory that many of the systematic reviews that have been published over the past 2 years fail to address questions of importance to patients and clinicians. A James Lind Alliance eczema priority‐setting partnership published in 2012 outlined 14 key priority areas for future research into the treatment of AE . Only one of these priority areas (the role of diet in the management of AE) has been covered by systematic reviews published in the past 2 years.…”

Food Allergy

“…1 A recent Cochrane review similarly concluded that evidence to support the avoidance of highly allergenic foods during pregnancy in order to reduce atopic disease in the child was lacking. 20 A Danish birth cohort study of over 60 000 mothers also came to a similar conclusion about maternal diet. In fact, the authors suggested a possible protective effect resulting from ingestion of peanuts and tree nuts during pregnancy.…”

Asthma and Allergic Diseases in Pregnancy

“…In line with this, there was no association between maternal intake of foods during pregnancy and the occurrence of asthma, respiratory disease, or allergy in 5-year-old children 80. Furthermore, many studies found no benefit of a restricted diet avoiding the consumption of allergy-inducing food during pregnancy 82…”

What's new in atopic eczema? An analysis of systematic reviews published in 2012 and 2013. Part 2. Treatment and prevention

“…It is also salutatory that many of the systematic reviews that have been published over the past 2 years fail to address questions of importance to patients and clinicians. A James Lind Alliance eczema priority‐setting partnership published in 2012 outlined 14 key priority areas for future research into the treatment of AE . Only one of these priority areas (the role of diet in the management of AE) has been covered by systematic reviews published in the past 2 years.…”

Food Allergy

“…1 A recent Cochrane review similarly concluded that evidence to support the avoidance of highly allergenic foods during pregnancy in order to reduce atopic disease in the child was lacking. 20 A Danish birth cohort study of over 60 000 mothers also came to a similar conclusion about maternal diet. In fact, the authors suggested a possible protective effect resulting from ingestion of peanuts and tree nuts during pregnancy.…”

Asthma and Allergic Diseases in Pregnancy

“…In line with this, there was no association between maternal intake of foods during pregnancy and the occurrence of asthma, respiratory disease, or allergy in 5-year-old children 80. Furthermore, many studies found no benefit of a restricted diet avoiding the consumption of allergy-inducing food during pregnancy 82…”

What's new in atopic eczema? An analysis of systematic reviews published in 2012 and 2013. Part 2. Treatment and prevention

“…It is also salutatory that many of the systematic reviews that have been published over the past 2 years fail to address questions of importance to patients and clinicians. A James Lind Alliance eczema priority‐setting partnership published in 2012 outlined 14 key priority areas for future research into the treatment of AE . Only one of these priority areas (the role of diet in the management of AE) has been covered by systematic reviews published in the past 2 years.…”