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iAllergens is now officially released. It’s been 3 months in the making and it’s finally here.
It’s an application (app) for the iPhone, iTouch, iPad for those with food allergies and anaphylaxis. Watch the video for more info and check out the iAllergens page.
So simple it just works.
As I mentioned in the video, I’m offering 10 free copies of this app as a launch promotion. All you have to do is comment on this post and state what country you live in, and I’ll send you out the iTunes promo code for a free copy of iAllergens. First in best dressed. I did say in the video 5 for the USA and 5 for the rest of the world.
I’m also starting the app at just $2 USD in iTunes, but will be raising the price next month. Early bird catches the worm.
I have another treat for you today, this episode is an interview with Heather Fraser author of the book “The History of the Peanut Allergy Epidemic”.
Now here is a book that I believe should be mandatory reading for anyone with food allergies. Don’t wait like I did for over 10 years to ask the question, “Why does my child have food allergies?”
Listen to the interview here (press play below) or download the episode to take with you on the go.
Make sure to subscribe to the podcast via iTunes (link at the top of the page) or get on our mailing list using the form on the right. I’ll ocassionally keep you up-to-date with all the allergy news from around the world and let you know a new show is out.
You can purchase The History of the Peanut Allergy Epidemic via Amazon, and the website is www.peanutallergyepidemic.com
Listen to the show then leave me a comment with your comments / story of vaccines and food allergies, just click the ‘add your comment’ link.
I will be exploring this topic much further in future episodes.
