Food Anaphylaxis

Nutrients connected to Food Anaphylaxis

A link means the body needs the nutrient for this, or that low intake is linked to it. It does not mean extra supplements help if your intake is already adequate; each link shows how strong the evidence is.

• CashewsDocumented risk

  Two people in a case series had anaphylaxis within 10 minutes of a few cashew pieces. Call 911 for trouble breathing or swelling.

• PecansDocumented risk

  Call 911 for trouble breathing or swelling after eating nuts.

• PeanutsDocumented risk

  Peanut allergy can cause anaphylaxis, an emergency; call 911 for trouble breathing or swelling of face or throat.

• Sesame Seeds & TahiniDocumented risk

  In a group of 84 children with confirmed sesame allergy, 46.4% had at least one anaphylactic reaction.

• Black WalnutsDocumented risk

  Call 911 for trouble breathing or swelling after eating nuts.

• Hickory NutsDocumented risk

  Call 911 for trouble breathing or swelling after eating nuts.

• Mustard seedDocumented risk

  Hidden mustard in sauces and processed foods is a route to reaction.

• LycheeDocumented risk

  Case reports describe anaphylaxis after eating lychee.

• Sesame seedDocumented risk

  46.4% of 84 children with confirmed sesame allergy had at least one anaphylactic reaction in one hospital cohort.

• Perilla SeedsDocumented risk

  Perilla seed has caused anaphylaxis in children (about 0.02% in a Korean school survey; case reports).

• EnokiDocumented risk

  One Japanese case report describes anaphylaxis after eating enoki in a person with no earlier food allergy.

• PeachesDocumented risk

  LTP allergy to peach can cause reactions from mild to anaphylactic.

• NectarinesDocumented risk

  Peach allergy can range from mild to severe; the same may apply to nectarine but was not shown in sources read.

• OnionsDocumented risk

  One case report of anaphylaxis after cooked onion; call 911 for trouble breathing or swelling of the face or throat.

• Poppy seedDocumented risk

  Poppy seed allergy can cause anaphylaxis.

• ChestnutsDocumented risk

  A case of anaphylaxis after eating chestnut in a latex-allergic patient is described; call 911 for trouble breathing.

• AcornsDocumented risk

  One case report describes anaphylaxis after eating holm-oak acorns; call 911 for trouble breathing.

• Tigernuts (Chufa)Documented risk

  A 2024 case report describes anaphylaxis to tigernut milk; only the record was read.

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