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On Saturday, April 23, The Southern California Food Allergy Institute hosted its first patient event Food Freedom Fun Fest at The Salvation Army Corps and Community Center in Long Beach, CA. Food Freedom Fun Fest was a TIP patient community event, designed especially for our patients. Upon arrival, our patients…

Holidays can be a lot of fun for the whole family! It brings the family together to celebrate family traditions, such as decorating for the holidays and creating a special recipe. With a few adjustments to fit your food allergy needs, everyone can participate in the fun! Keep reading for…

“Freedom. This is a word many people all across the globe have different meanings and interpretations of. Here at SCFAI, Dr. Randhawa and his staff have changed the lives of hundreds of people of all ages and types by offering a path to food freedom. I am one of them.”…

“A peanut allergy has been found to be associated with a huge psychosocial burden affecting the daily lives of affected individuals,” says a study completed by researchers from the School of Applied Psychology and Department of Paediatrics and Child Health, from University College of Cork; Cork, Ireland. The food allergy…

Valentine’s Day is a day full of spreading love to your family, friends, and spouses. On this day, when you show appreciation for your loved ones, make sure to keep in mind the food allergies of the ones you love! Here are some Valentine’s Day gift ideas that are non-food…

When you go away to college, it is likely that it is your first time living away from the comforting and safe environment of your own home. Having food allergies in college may seem difficult, but it really isn’t. Read below for a guide to college living with food allergies!…

As a parent, sending your child anywhere without you can be scary. It is even frightening for parents with children who have allergies. Eliminate these fears by teaching your children to advocate for themselves! Teach Your Child Exactly What Their Allergies Are When it’s time for your child to go…

“Because it was so hard for me to eat out (especially desserts), my mom taught me to bake, and this really unlocked my creative side. I grew up baking and doing any kind of art I could imagine. Painting and drawing are a way for me to de-stress (especially from…

December 21, 2021 As I mentioned 18 months ago, COVID will be like other beta coronaviruses. It will be a virus that will stay for many years. No virus in human history can remain in “pandemic” mode indefinitely. If it did, it would not survive as all of its hosts…

Eating at restaurants can be scary if you have food allergies. It is common to panic or avoid dining out. After following these simple steps, you will feel way more comfortable and in control when dining out! 1. Preview The Menu Before making a reservation, you should always look at…