Scientists believe that children suffering from peanut allergy can be cured of the problem by giving them small daily doses of peanut protein. The new trial showed that allergic kids were able to tolerate small daily doses of peanut protein in the form of flour mixed in with their food the Guardian reported. 50 per cent of kids aged between seven and 16 were randomly chosen to be given peanut flour mixed with their food starting with small amounts and gradually raising to 800mg daily. The other group avoided peanuts as they normally would. In six months 84 per cent
