Allergic Living interviewed the candid Jennifer Esposito after her book launched in the summer of 2014.
Author: Gwen Smith
Finding Food Allergy Hope: Q&A with Natalie Giorgi’s Parents
Natalie Giorgi In July 2013, Natalie Giorgi tragically died of an anaphylactic reaction to peanut. Her family and friends have… Read more »
The Gluten-Free Diet Deserves Respect
June 2014 – By now, we likely all know someone who has taken up the gluten-free diet just to “feel… Read more »
The Verdict on Yoga for Asthma
Asthma and yoga may seem like a match made in heaven: one is a disease that causes inflammation and constricts airflow; the other is a physical discipline that employs deep, serene breathing. But does this mean regular yoga will help to reduce asthma symptoms?
Broadway Star Kristin Chenoweth on Her Asthma
Allergic Living Editor Gwen Smith interviews Kristin Chenoweth, the actress, TV star and broadway singer about her new advocating role with the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America’s “Know Your Count” campaign to promote asthma awareness.
American Idol’s Peanut Allergy Gaffe
American Idol lets singer speak of pranking a peanut-allergic fellow contestant – as a “joke”.
Those Who Outgrow Food Allergy Can Risk EoE
A small proportion of children who outgrow a food allergy may later develop EoE to that same food
Herbs and OIT Prove an Effective Food Allergy Combo
Dr. Xiu-Min Li finds more success with her Chinese herbal formula to treat food allergy
Study Mixing OIT and Xolair Sees Big Drop in Side Effects
A study finds fewer reactions and increased speed in OIT for milk allergy while using the medication omalizumab.
High Success Rate in Peanut OIT Study
After six months of treatment, more than 80 percent of the children taking the therapy were able to eat at least five peanuts a day