Celebrities with Peanut Allergies
Celebrities Have Allergies, Too
Having a family member who is highly allergic to Peanuts and most other tree nuts, I wondered how many of our favorite stars are also suffer from allergic reactions. So I did a little research. There are a bunch of them out there. People like Ray Romano from the popular Television Cit-Com "Everybody Loves Raymond" is allergic to peanuts.
Having these allergies, actors have a specific hurdle to get over. If they are required to touch or kiss a fellow actor, they have to be sure that actor has not eaten peanuts within, at least, eight hours. Otherwise they may have a reaction that could be life threatening.
Below I have listed a few of our favorite celebrities who you may not have know to have food allergies, specifically peanuts. I think you might be surprise at who is on this list. For those of you who have these allergies, you don't have to feel alone. There are many people out there fighting the same fight you are fighting.
Trace Adkins' Daughter - Poor Little Girl is Allergic to Everything
Trace spends some time in this video talking about how his little girl is allergic to peanuts and dairy and several other things. He talks about having to change their lifestyle to make shure she stays safe. He also talks about how he has to carry an Epi-Pen with them everywhere they go. This is something that is hard for any parent, but it also makes it easier for parents who know that they are not the only ones who have to find a way to keep their child safe.
Do You Have Peanut Allergies?
The Peanut Allergy Answer Book - The Best Book About Peanut Allergies I Have Found
If you or someone you love has an allergy to peanuts, this book should be on your bookshelf. It tells you everything about your allergy from what foods to stay away from to how to use an epipen and how to react when someone has a reaction to a peanut.
Hop over to amazon right now and take a look at the first few pages of the book. I think you will be amazes at the information that is provided.
