Why Can’t I Eat Peanut Butter?

The video discusses favorite foods and the concept of food allergies, using peanut butter as an example. It explains how the immune system mistakenly reacts to allergens, causing symptoms like mucus production, skin irritation, and breathing difficulties. The importance of recognizing and respecting food allergies is emphasized, highlighting the potential dangers and the need for appropriate treatment.

Why might some people avoid eating certain foods?

• They don't like the taste.

• They are too expensive.

• They are allergic to them.

• They are on a diet.

What does the immune system mistakenly do in people with food allergies?

• It ignores the allergens.

• It makes the person sleepy.

• It treats allergens like germs.

• It strengthens the body.

What might happen if someone with a peanut allergy eats peanut butter?

• They will become very energetic.

• They will have an allergic reaction.

• They will feel sleepy.

• They will not feel any different.

Which of the following is NOT a symptom of an allergic reaction?

• Difficulty breathing

• Itchy skin

• Coughing

• Increased appetite

Why is it important to listen to someone who says they have a food allergy?

• They might be joking.

• They are trying a new diet.

• They could have a serious allergic reaction.

• They want attention.