Food Allergy Basics
A presentation of food allergy basics by Eleanor Garrow, Vice President of Education and Outreach for FAAN.
Duration : 0:6:21
A presentation of food allergy basics by Eleanor Garrow, Vice President of Education and Outreach for FAAN.
Duration : 0:6:21
Approximately 3 million children under the age of 18, suffer from food allergies. Parents, and an allergy specialist, discuss coping strategies.
Duration : 0:2:28
To treat dust allergies, keep the home environment as clean as possible, put allergy-proof dust mite covers on the mattress and pillows, and consider taking asthma medications for the allergy itself. Keep a clean environment to reduce dust mites in the house with health information from an immunologist in this free video on allergies.
Expert: Ana Lamas
Bio: Dr. Ana Lamas is an immunologist and allergist with two practices in Miami, Florida.
Filmmaker: Paul Muller
Duration : 0:2:9
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Amy Jones Anichini, Founder and CEO says: Keeping food allergic children safe on Halloween isn’t easy — but we have a way you can do it while maximizing the fun factor of trick-or-treating! Our strategy begins with allowing them to trick-or-treat and show off that costume, but make sure they don’t eat ANYTHING from the bag until a parent goes through it at home. Believe it not, that’s when the fun really begins!
Before Halloween, stock up on safe, desirable treats for them (remember to read every label every time), and don’t limit yourself only to food items. Have plenty of age- and gender-appropriate toys on hand, too (such a mini Play-Dough tubs, Silly Bands, temporary tatoos, and trendy trading cards). When your children have finished trick-or-treating, let them trade the candy they’re allergic to for the safe candy and prizes. Make a celebration of it – instead of feeling deprived, your food allergic child can feel extra special!
Duration : 0:2:59