Drew Brees discusses food allergies and awareness efforts
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 23, 2026, 7:47 PM
Last updated Jul 23, 2026
Drew Brees, the Hall of Fame quarterback, revealed his struggles with severe food allergies during his NFL career while promoting a needle-free epinephrine nasal spray. Diagnosed with allergies to peanuts and eggs, Brees emphasized the importance of awareness and immediate treatment for severe allergic reactions. He is collaborating with ARS Pharmaceuticals to share information about the nasal spray Neffy, designed for ease of use during emergencies. Beyond his own health concerns, Brees is dedicated to managing his family's allergies, including his son's celiac disease, and encourages ongoing education and preparedness regarding food sensitivities.
- •Drew Brees was diagnosed with severe food allergies early in his NFL career.
- •He collaborates with ARS Pharmaceuticals to promote Neffy, a nasal spray for allergies.
- •Brees emphasizes the importance of preparation and awareness regarding allergies.
- •He actively manages his family's health, including his son’s celiac disease.
- •Brees advocates for understanding food sensitivities and fostering health education.
- 7:47 PMYahoo Sports — Football Legend Drew Brees on How Severe Food Allergies Affected His Game (Exclusive)
"The Hall of Fame quarterback is raising awareness of the dangers of allergies, and the importance of preparedness and treatment
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