Feasibility of Early Nut Introduction Using Low‐Protein Recipes in Healthy Infants: A Single‐Arm Prospective Intervention Study (Phase One)

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This is a Human Clinical Trial study.

Marei Omori; Daichi Suzuki; Kenji Toyokuni

doi:10.1111/cea.70192

December 2, 2025Clinical & Experimental Allergy

Feasibility of Early Nut Introduction Using Low‐Protein Recipes in Healthy Infants: A Single‐Arm Prospective Intervention Study (Phase One)

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Key Points

Early nut introduction is feasible using low-protein powdered recipes at home, supporting allergy prevention.
Regular low-dose nut intake may aid in preventing allergies, pending further research to confirm this outcome.
This study was a single-arm intervention focusing on healthy infants and their dietary habits regarding nuts.
Results suggest that parents can effectively incorporate nuts into infants' diets for potential long-term health benefits.

Implication

Single-arm intervention shows feasibility of early nut introduction for allergy prevention in infants.

Abstract

Summary Box Early nut introduction using low‐protein powdered recipes is feasible for infants at home. Regular low‐dose nut intake may aid allergy prevention, pending confirmation in future trials.

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Feasibility of Early Nut Introduction Using Low‐Protein Recipes in Healthy Infants: A Single‐Arm Prospective Intervention Study (Phase One)

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Feasibility of Early Nut Introduction Using Low‐Protein Recipes in Healthy Infants: A Single‐Arm Prospective Intervention Study (Phase One)

Key Points

Implication

Abstract

Discussion

Cite This Study

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