Most people associate allergens with Spring — specifically pollen. The flowers are blooming, the grass is growing, and many people are suffering. The problem is that just because spring has come and gone, that doesn’t mean your allergies have too. For a good number of people, winter allergies can be just as annoying.

Read More »

For a parent, a food allergy can be a scary thing. However, if you take the proper precautions, you can help keep your child safe and healthy. The most important part of doing this is to have an allergy plan. This way, no matter what situation arises, your child will be well treated and cared for.
Read More »

Food allergy prevalence has increased 55 percent in the last five years. Allergic reactions to foods vary among children and can range from mild to severe life-threatening anaphylactic reactions. If you are very sensitive, you may have a reaction from just touching or inhaling the allergen. For others, consumption of as little as one five-thousandth of a teaspoon of an allergenic food can cause death.
Read More »