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When allergies make you miserable and you feel powerless to stop them - you go to Dr. A.M. Aminian

09/08/2025

ALLERGY-FRIENDLY: Strawberry Rhubarb Pop-Tarts

This recipe is a fun and allergy-friendly twist on the classic Pop-Tart treat. Made without dairy or eggs, they’re filled with a sweet-tart strawberry rhubarb jam and wrapped in a flaky, tender crust. A naturally colored glaze adds the perfect finishing touch. Great for breakfast, dessert, or anytime in between.

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09/01/2025

September signals back-to-school season and the official start of fall, but it can also bring a wave of allergy and asthma flares. As the weather shifts and routines change, it's essential to stay ahead of common triggers that can make this month challenging for individuals with allergies and asthma.

Dr. Aminian shares these helpful tips to keep you breathing easy this September:
🍂 Ragw**d is in the air. Ragw**d pollen peaks in September and is one of the most common triggers for fall allergies. Keep windows closed on high-pollen days and rinse off after spending time outdoors.
📚 Back-to-school allergies. Dust mites, classroom pets, and chalk dust can all spark symptoms. Make sure children have updated allergy and asthma action plans in place and medications ready to go.
🏈 Asthma and fall sports. Cooler air and increased activity can lead to flare-ups. Use a rescue inhaler as directed before physical activity and let coaches know about your child’s asthma.
🕯 Fall scents can irritate. Candles, air fresheners, and even pumpkin-scented cleaners may trigger symptoms. Choose unscented or hypoallergenic options whenever possible.

If fall allergies or asthma are interfering with your daily life, schedule an appointment with Dr. Aminian to get back on track with a personalized treatment plan.

08/25/2025

After-school activities are always fun for children to participate in. The extra exercise helps them stay strong and healthy, and they get to spend extra time with their friends.

However, those who suffer from asthma may have a harder time. Here is what to do if your child has asthma and is in after-school sports:
1. First, make certain that the child is sure they want to participate and are aware of the risks.
2. Then, proceed to inform their coaches of their asthma and to make sure the child always has their inhaler.
3. Let the coaches know to give the child a break if they ask it.
4. Double-check that the school nurse not only has an extra inhaler for the child and that they will be on campus for the after-school activities.

08/18/2025

ALLERGY-FRIENDLY: Chocolate Milkshake

This creamy vegan chocolate milkshake offers a rich, nostalgic flavor reminiscent of classic drive-thru shakes, but is made entirely from plant-based ingredients. A blend of full-fat coconut milk, cashew butter, cocoa powder, maple syrup, and vanilla is frozen into chocolate ice cubes, then blended with dairy-free milk to create a thick, indulgent treat. Topped with dairy-free whipped cream and sprinkles, it's a delightful dessert that's both easy to make and naturally sweetened.

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08/11/2025

✔️ Health & Action Plans
Update your child’s allergy and asthma action plans.
Share copies with the school nurse, teachers, and front office.

✔️ Medications
Check expiration dates on inhalers, epinephrine auto-injectors, and other medications.
Ensure all necessary medications are at school and easily accessible.
Provide instructions for emergency use.

✔️ Food Allergy Prep
Review label-reading skills with your child.
Talk to school staff about safe snack/food policies.
Confirm lunch procedures (e.g., allergy-safe tables, handwashing protocols).

✔️ Environmental Triggers
Notify school staff of any non-food triggers (dust, pollen, pets, cleaning supplies).
Discuss classroom seating and activity adjustments if needed.

✔️ Communication
Schedule a meeting with key staff if your child has complex allergies.
Make sure your contact information is up to date for emergencies.

08/04/2025

ALLERGY-FRIENDLY: Gluten-Free Hamburger Buns

These gluten-free hamburger buns are soft, fluffy, and sturdy enough to hold all your favorite burger toppings without crumbling. Made with wholesome ingredients like brown rice flour, almond flour, and psyllium husk, they offer a subtle sweetness and a classic bun texture. Perfect for summer grilling, these buns are an excellent choice for those seeking a delicious, allergy-friendly alternative.

Visit here for the recipe and instructions https://monkeylink.co/d185b9

07/28/2025

August means back-to-school season and continued summer heat, but it can also bring lingering allergy and asthma challenges. With dry conditions, rising pollen, and wildfire smoke in the air, it’s important to stay prepared.

Dr. Aminian shares a few late-summer tips to help keep your symptoms in check:
🌾 Grass and w**d pollens are still active. Keep windows closed, especially in the early morning, and shower after spending time outside.
🔥 Wildfire smoke can trigger asthma. Stay indoors on smoky days, run an air purifier, and always have your inhaler on hand.
🎒 Back-to-school prep includes your health. Make sure asthma and allergy action plans are up to date and medications are refilled for the school year.
🌡 Extreme heat can worsen symptoms. Stay cool, hydrated, and avoid strenuous outdoor activity during peak heat hours.

If allergies or asthma are flaring up this month, make an appointment with Dr. Aminian to fine-tune your treatment plan before fall hits.

07/21/2025

ALLERGY-FRIENDLY: Mediterranean Bowl

This Mediterranean-inspired nourish bowl features roasted eggplant and chickpeas, zesty lemon rice, a fresh tomato-cucumber salad, and a creamy tahini sauce. The combination of warm, caramelized vegetables and cool, herby salad creates a satisfying and flavorful plant-based meal. Easy to prepare in about 40 minutes, these bowls are perfect for meal prep or a wholesome weeknight dinner.

Visit here for the recipe and instructions https://monkeylink.co/2f2d01

07/14/2025

Heading off to college is exciting, but if you have allergies or asthma, there’s more to pack than just clothes and books. Planning ahead can help you stay healthy in your new environment.

Here are six tips to help students manage symptoms while away from home for the first time:
📋 Meet with your allergist. Make a plan and get referrals near your school if needed.
💡 Understand your insurance. Know how to access care and refill prescriptions.
🙋‍♂️ Advocate for yourself. Let roommates and staff know about your triggers and emergency plans.
🧼 Keep it clean. Dorms can collect dust and mold, so use covers and filters and ask about A/C.
🍽 Know your food. Inform dining staff of allergies and ask about ingredients.
⚠️ Stay aware. Avoid anything that impairs your ability to recognize a reaction or risk.

Don’t let allergies or asthma disrupt this exciting new chapter. Schedule an appointment with Dr. Aminian before school starts and take control of your health this school year.

07/07/2025

ALLERGY-FRIENDLY: Coconut Yogurt

There are no fancy tricks or expensive equipment involved here. Just 2 simple ingredients are required. All you need is coconut milk and probiotic capsules.

This is a 3-step process:
1) Empty coconut milk into a clean glass jar or bowl.
2) Top with probiotics and stir.
3) Cover with cheesecloth and wait.

It’s creamy, rich, and tangy, and just like the “real” thing. Try it yourself!
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06/30/2025

Red, white, and blue shouldn’t mean hives, sneezing, or shortness of breath. If allergy or asthma symptoms are part of your Fourth of July, it’s time to rethink your celebration.

Fireworks, cookouts, insect stings, and even fresh fruit can trigger allergic reactions. Dr. Aminian shares four tips from the ACAAI to help you enjoy summer safely:

✅ Skip the smoke. Stay away from close contact with fireworks and campfires if you have asthma.
🍔 Sit on a blanket. Grass pollen levels are high and a common trigger for allergies.
🐝 Avoid insect stings. Cover drinks, wear shoes, and keep food covered.
🍉 Watch raw produce. Some fruits and veggies can trigger Oral Allergy Syndrome.

If allergy or asthma symptoms are getting in the way of your summer fun, make an appointment today. Get tested and enjoy the season with confidence. We’re here to help you stay ahead of your allergies and asthma this season!

06/23/2025

ALLERGY-FRIENDLY: Gluten-Free Graham Crackers

These crispy, gluten-free graham crackers are vegan, naturally sweetened, and made in just one bowl with wholesome ingredients like oat flour, maple syrup, and coconut oil. They deliver a classic snap and subtle cinnamon flavor, making them ideal for snacking or pairing with peanut butter. Perfect for summer, they're an excellent choice for building s'mores around the campfire or enjoying as a nostalgic treat.

Visit here for the recipe and instructions https://monkeylink.co/021f78

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7375 N Fresno Street, Ste 101
Fresno, CA
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Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	12am - 7pm
Friday	8am - 5pm

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http://www.allergyinstitute.com/

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The entire staff at the Allergy Institute strive to understand and properly diagnose your allergy and asthma issues to minimize your discomfort. With over 33 years of allergy care experience, Dr. Aminian’s efficient and personalized care helps patients with troublesome allergies and asthma. Dr. Aminian takes pride in seeing every single one of his patients, and is determined to get to the root of your allergy and asthma problems.

Dr. Aminian treats patients suffering with:

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