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Food Allergy Awareness: 'Someone’s Life Is In Your Hands!' | This Morning
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- čas přidán 8. 06. 2024
- Peanut allergies affect 2% of children, yet legally airlines can still allow passengers to eat and even purchase nuts on planes. Last month the family of a 12-year-old girl with a peanut allergy were reportedly forced off a SunExpress flight after airline staff refused to announce a ban on nuts. Campaigner Nadim Ednan-Laperouse knows these dangers firsthand; in 2016, he witnessed his 15-year-old daughter Natasha die after consuming a wrongly labelled baguette mid-flight. He joins us alongside Lindsey Bowers, a former This Morning producer and close friend of our beloved team member Amy May Shead, to share their stories. Plus, Professor Adam Fox will be showing us the secret anaphylactic shock signs that could save someone’s life.
Broadcast on 07/06/2024
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Definitely i think airports should have a blanket ban on the most commonly allergenic foods like peanuts & seeds, but even if they didnt do this, EVERY ingredient MUST be displayed on the packet. The fact it wasnt should make them liable.
Can people not just go without nuts for a few hours on a plane 🙄
Crisps, sweets, biscuits there are many more options
Really appreciate This Morning's work to create awareness of severe food allergies. They can be challenging to manage and many people don't appreciate the seriousness.
I have a bad gluten sensitivity tiny bit of gluten I get very sick I fully understand not the same as a nut allergy but a nightmare when eating out cross contamination is a nightmare 😢
I remember being in secondary school, we were doing an experiment with nuts, our teacher asked did anyone had an allergy to nuts or unsure , as a couple years earlier as someone had a fit over doing the same experiment, a teacher forgot to ask the question. I don't think the school I went to do this experiment now.
This is terrifying to parents who have anaphylactic children. Even now my son is 23 and a masters student in Manchester I worry everyday.
In my grandkids nursery when the kids bring lunch they are not allowed things like peanut sandwiches
Why Would The Airline Not Tell Passengers That Someone can't Have Nuts I'll Been on Jet 2 Flights and They always Say if someone can't have Them Or Not
wow
Really sad and a reminder to give my little one sesame seed as it's an allergen i forget to give him.
When I go on holiday I never bring nuts on plane or anywhere because I am always aware others allergies...I know many members of my family have allergies and aware how bad it can would never want to put someone in harms way
I am highly Allergic to kiwi and dairy
I have a nut allergy and I never tell the staff on the plane as I’m always worried they will throw me off.
So instead you risk your life and health?
They can’t throw you off the plane because of an allergy….. I’d rather tell them and be on the safe side than risk my life
@@Rebecca_Bailey it’s happened to lots of people with nut allergies. and one time I read about a woman on an emirates flight who was told to sit in the toilet for the whole flight if she decided to board because they refused to not serve nuts :|
@@KA-jo8vn yep. I always have my epipen with me. I’ve been on the plane where they ask people not to eat nuts and someone across from me did it anyway, despite the attendants repeatedly asking them not to. It’s not fun having a nut allergy. so even when you ask them to not eat them, you can’t guarantee your life and health anyway.
@@rawrsophiex hardly believe in this tale
Truthfully, though... if it appears there arent the correct ingredients on the packet, you shouldnt have bought it. INSPECT the food.
But the point is it should be showing the right ingredients?
What a silly take. This can happen due to even slight traces of these foods. It’s not like the sandwich needs to have seeds or nuts spilling out of it. Clearly you’ve no clue how serious it can get.
Following on from the replies above. Not all ingredients can be seen and "look like" they are in it. They may have been ground down to enhance flavour. Or as is egg used to brush across to help items rise.
@@chesterlester5770 I already wrote that as another comment, but the responsibility goes both ways.
@@sunilgangarh7448 exactly, which is why both parties should ensure the food is safe and not rely on the other 👀 the only thing silly here is that circular reasoning.
I'm sad for the girl has been left as a vegetable 😢😢 no one should have to go through that 😢
Do you not realise just how dehumanising and offensive that is?
@@OhCrumbs96 I'm feeling sorry for her that she has to live like that for the rest of her life with how fruitful her life and her Friend was before, I can't state my personal opinion here 🤫🤫
@@HUYI1 Calling someone a "vegetable" is vile and extraordinarily ableist. Yes, obviously you can state your opinion, but when that opinion is dehumanising and cruel then you should probably anticipate getting some pushback.
It’s true, I suffered a mild brain injury, at birth. I have apraxia of speech, I’d rather be dead sometimes