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10/03/2021
đź•· Finding gluten free Halloween treats can be hard enough. Finding dairy free Halloween treats can be hard enough. Trying to find Halloween treats that are both gluten AND dairy free? Tough.
That’s why you’ve got me–a sugar fiend who won’t give up! Whether you need a homemade Halloween treat for a party or get together, or you need some gluten and dairy free treats to hand out on Halloween night, I have options for both.
See my list of dairy free gluten free Halloween treats by going to the top of AllergyAwesomeness.com or by clicking the link in my stories for the next 24 hours.
11/19/2020
Our owner, Dr. Todd Meyer, standing in front of an "All American" sign. Get it?
11/19/2020
Our owner, Dr. Todd Meyer, standing below an "All American" sign. Get it?
11/19/2020
Our owner, Dr. Todd Meyer, standing below an "All American" sign. Get it?!
11/17/2020
Nice to see new food allergy legislation!
Bill will add sesame as the ninth major allergen, require the federal government to analyze research opportunities to help develop more effective treatments for food allergy
11/17/2020
Sometimes things like global pandemics force us to make changes. Thinking about switching from allergy shots to sublingual allergy drops? Contact us today for more information. https://www.allamericanallergy.com/contact-us/
11/11/2020
Thanks to our owner and Navy Veteran, Dr. Todd Meyer, for your service! Also, a shout out to several of our allergy drop providers who served and are currently serving in the U.S. military.
08/26/2020
Happy National Dog Day from my bestie! Just a reminder to change your air filter and purchase one that filters out pet dander.
08/05/2020
Ragweed season is ramping up! Fun fact: Common ragweed currently grows in 49 states in the US. What state is lucky enough to be common ragweed free? Comment below with your guess.
06/17/2020
06/08/2020
Have you ever gotten an itchy throat while eating watermelon or cantaloupe? You may have an allergy to ragweed! Those who suffer in the fall from ragweed allergy (mainly in the northeast of the continent) can get itchy mouths from banana, melons, zucchini and cucumber. This phenomenon is called Oral Allergy Syndrome.
06/05/2020
Where are pollen counts the highest today?
Eugene, OR
Salem, OR
Concord, NH
Medford, OR
Fort Drum, NY
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Allergy drops are also known as “sublingual immunotherapy”. Allergy drops are a convenient form of allergen immunotherapy that works by putting small amounts of allergen (the substances that cause your allergies) under your tongue. Specialized cells under the tongue called dendritic cells capture the allergens and signal the immune system to start building tolerance.
What are the benefits of allergy drops?
Allergy drops have been proven to be both safe and effective for many types of allergies. The drops typically begin relieving symptoms within the first year, but sometimes these effects are even noticed within a few months.
Once-a-day allergy drops are portable and easy to use. You may use them in the comfort of your own home. This will help you follow your treatment plan, and increase your ability to continue therapy as directed by your prescriber.
No need to worry about soreness from injections, or concerns with needles.
Who May Use Allergy Drops?
Children and adults
People with multiple allergies, including pollens, molds, pet dander, or dust mites
People who are not able to commit to weekly allergy shots or prefer a more convenient therapy
People with side effects to allergy medications or reactions to allergy shots
Allergic rhinitis, sinusitis, conjunctivitis or asthma sufferers