09/28/2026
For decades, the standard advice for a food allergy was simple: avoid the food, carry epinephrine, and hope for the best.
Thatβs not nothing- avoidance and preparedness still matter, and always will. But it was never actually treating the allergy. It was managing it indefinitely, with no real endpoint.
Oral immunotherapy is one of the first approaches that treats the underlying reactivity itself instead of just managing exposure. It doesnβt erase the allergy. But it changes what managing it actually requires.