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<blockquote data-quote="Vraille Darkfang" data-source="post: 2661388" data-attributes="member: 16989">She was on EPD allergy treatment.&nbsp; And was doing better.&nbsp; Then the FDA outlawed it (despite admitting it was safer than traditional allergy shots, th ecompany didn't keep their paperwork straight).&nbsp; So, we've started going to Canada (where it's still legal).&nbsp; She found out the doctor she was getting her shots from here wasn't doing it right.She's doing real good.&nbsp; Only has to have the shot once every 9 months or so.&nbsp; In fact, EPD actaully cures most people of allergies over the course of treatment (or they only need a shot once every 5 years or so).We're not sure Canada is still an option for much longer.But, an American version of the EPD shot (LDA) is now available.&nbsp; My wife has a SEVERE family history of allergies.&nbsp; Traditional allergy shots made her so sick, she can barely move for 2 weeks.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Vraille Darkfang, post: 2661388, member: 16989"] She was on EPD allergy treatment. And was doing better. Then the FDA outlawed it (despite admitting it was safer than traditional allergy shots, th ecompany didn't keep their paperwork straight). So, we've started going to Canada (where it's still legal). She found out the doctor she was getting her shots from here wasn't doing it right. She's doing real good. Only has to have the shot once every 9 months or so. In fact, EPD actaully cures most people of allergies over the course of treatment (or they only need a shot once every 5 years or so). We're not sure Canada is still an option for much longer. But, an American version of the EPD shot (LDA) is now available. My wife has a SEVERE family history of allergies. Traditional allergy shots made her so sick, she can barely move for 2 weeks. [/QUOTE]

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