There are several main reasons why children are prone to allergies:
Leaky gut is one of the main factors that cause allergies in children. Due to the child's incomplete intestinal function, the food eaten is not sufficiently broken down into amino acids, causing proteins to enter the bloodstream and cause allergic reactions.
Low immunity is also an important cause of allergies in children. The immune system of adults has become very stable and does not overreact. The child's immune system is still unstable and can be easily infected by viruses and bacteria, resulting in allergic symptoms.
Weak digestion is also one of the causes of allergies in children. A 6-year-old has only one-third the digestibility of an adult and is unable to completely break down the protein in food into amino acids, triggering an immune response.
Another cause of child allergies is food allergies. Foods that differ from those eaten before may cause allergies. Heavy metals, fertilizers, pesticides and other substances in food can cause damage to the child's intestinal flora, resulting in an imbalance of the intestinal flora and damage to the intestines.
The above are the main causes of allergies in children. If the child has an allergic reaction, it is necessary to start from the above four aspects and gradually recuperate.
