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Patient storiesWhat ReliefSounds Like.
“For the first time, I’m learning how normal people live.”C.B.’s mother, childhood asthma
“Amazing improvements as early as 30 days into treatment.”Dr. Mark Lipe, M.D.
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Not alone

One In Five People, Famous Or Not.

About 20 percent of the population has allergies, and food allergies in children rose 50 percent between 1997 and 2011.Serena Williams, ranked number one in the world, has a peanut allergy, the food allergy most likely to cause anaphylaxis. She has won 39 Grand Slam titles with it. Other athletes, actors and musicians manage asthma, shellfish allergy and severe hay fever in public every day.PENDING: the remaining four profiles from the original article will be added after client review of names and claims.
The lesson

Quality Of Life, Not Quantity.

Allergies rarely shorten a life. They routinely shrink one.The people in these stories built careers around their allergies with planning, epinephrine and good medical care. For most people the more realistic goal is simpler: a spring without misery, a dinner without fear, a child who sleeps.Treatment makes that goal ordinary rather than heroic.