Archive September 2009
| Product: HomeFree™ Organic Treats |
September 29, 2009  Organic treats free of dairy, egg, peanut and tree nut. Read more>> |
| Music: You Must Be Nuts by Kyle Dine |
September 25, 2009  Music about food allergies is the main theme on Kyle Dine's CD ‘You Must Be Nuts'. What a great idea to compose music and lyrics for children with allergies! Read more>> |
| Facebook and the Food Allergies Group |
September 25, 2009  Since its creation, over 400 members from around the world have joined the group to discuss, exchange and post different topics about food allergies. Thank you again for your support and please continue to share your stories for the benefit of allergies sufferers! Not a member yet, join now >> |
| Movie: Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs |
September 22, 2009  Cloudy with A Chance of Meatballs was the highlight of my weekend. Well done Imageworks for this movie as one of the main characters has severe food allergy. It is a very inspiring movie for children with food allergies. Comment this movie >> |
| Teens with food allergies |
September 21, 2009  The reach of adolescence is a challenging period in a child's life. Even with hormonal and physical transformations, teenagers must stay focus on their food allergies and adjust their lifestyle between childhood and adulthood. Read more>> |
| Fun decorating projects |
September 18, 2009  At an early age, children love to use their imagination to create games, playtimes and activities. Before to let them free and enjoy time alone or with friends, make sure to investigate your children' toys if they suffer of food allergies because some may contain traces of the most common allergens. Read more>> |
| Shopping with food allergies |
September 15, 2009  Shopping is a leisure activity, but sometimes it can become real misery for allergic individuals. Reading labels, buying fresh food and asking questions are vital steps for consumers with food allergies. Read more>> |
| New egg allergy apparel design |
September 13, 2009  Children's T-shirts for only $16.95US and toddlers' bibs for $9.95US See more>> |
| Testimonials |
| September 12, 2009 Johnny J. wrote about his tree nuts, olives, wheat, gluten, fish, seafood and beer allergies. Also, he is allergic to most canned, cartoned & bottled foods which usually have traces of these allergens and maybe from cross contamination or preservatives, and being anaphylactic. Read more>> |
| Cooking a meal for allergic individuals |
September 11, 2009  Cooking a meal for a friend or relative could become a real drama when one of your guests has strong food allergies. What should you do to be prepare for cooking and serving a safe meal for this special guest without ending your evening at the emergency room? Read more>> |
| Product: Betty Crocker Gluten Free Baking Mixes |
September 8, 2009  Allergic individuals will now be able to bake, in their own kitchen, chocolate and chocolate chip flavoured brownies, cookies and cakes all gluten free. Read more>> |
| Testimonials |
| September 4, 2009 Claudia wrote about her wheat, eggs and fish allergies and having been close to be anaphylactic. Emily Clough-Paabo wrote about tree nuts, peanuts, mint, onion, cinnamon, milk allergies and had anaphylactic reactions to tree nuts and apparently to bad combination of mint and onion. Victoria DiMuzio wrote about her gluten, cows milk, soy, rice, fish, peanuts, apples, pears, peaches, plumbs, nectarines, cherries, tomatoes, pistachios allergies. She never experimented an anaphylactic reaction. Read more>> |
| Tips for gluten and wheat allergic consumers |
September 3, 2009  Gluten and wheat are well-known to be the most common food allergens with dairy, eggs, fish, nuts, peanuts, seafood and soya. To facilitate shopping with a gluten and wheat allergies, here are some helpful tips for allergic sufferers who wish to purchase safe products in stores and online. Read more>> |
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This website' priory to inform and offer some guidance in regard to food allergies. We believe that severe food allergies should be taken very seriously. Seek professional help (allergist, dietician, doctor, nutritionist, pharmacist and general practitioner) for further medical assistance.