Learn how Ready. Set. Food! has partnered with End Allergies Together for Food Allergy Awareness Week to fund groundbreaking research that will help end the food allergy epidemic.
Los Angeles, CA -- May 9, 2019
Ready. Set. Food!, the allergist-developed system that gradually introduces infants to peanut, egg, and milk, is advancing its mission of food freedom through a partnership with End Allergies Together. End Allergies Together (E.A.T) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to ending the food allergy epidemic by directly funding research to accelerate treatments and cures. In observance of Food Allergy Awareness Week (May 12-18, 2019), Ready. Set. Food! will donate a portion of sales from the week’s Spin the Wheel Campaign to support E.A.T.
The Growing Food Allergy Epidemic
May 12-18, 2019, marks the 21st annual Food Allergy Awareness Week. Food allergies are a growing epidemic: over 220 million individuals suffer from food allergies worldwide. This includes over 6 million American children under 18 --- that’s 1 in 12 children, or an average of 2 in every classroom. And these allergies can often be life-threatening: a food allergy sends someone to the emergency room every two minutes. However, research studies aimed at finding treatments and cures for food allergies are severely underfunded.
End Allergies Together: Investing In An Allergy-Free Future
After realizing how little public or private funds were being directed towards fighting the food allergy epidemic, two families affected by food allergies started End Allergies Together with the sole goal of “advanc[ing] scientific and medical research to accelerate diagnostics, treatments, cures and prevention of food allergy” through investments in research studies.
“We’re honored to have Ready. Set. Food!’s generous support and contribution to help fund more important research in the fight against food allergies,” says Elise Bates, president and cofounder of E.A.T. “The new research on infant food allergy prevention is a breakthrough, and we’re excited to partner with an organization like Ready. Set. Food! that is also committed to providing more education and resources to empower families to make informed decisions about their health.”
E.A.T and Ready. Set. Food!: Fighting For Food Allergy Freedom
Ready. Set. Food!’s innovative allergen introduction system is grounded in the latest food allergy research.
Daniel Zakowski, CEO of Ready. Set. Food!, explains why partnering with E.A.T is a natural fit: “We’re proud to support E.A.T because we share the mission of ending the food allergy epidemic through landmark research. Ready. Set. Food!’s system utilizes the exact allergen amounts and frequencies used in recent clinical studies. E.A.T’s investments accelerate new, much-needed food allergy research that will bring even more families closer to a lifetime free from food allergies.”
Join Ready. Set. Food! and End Allergies Together in funding the latest food allergy research this Food Allergy Awareness Week! In addition to offering consumers exciting promotions, a portion of Ready. Set. Food! sales from their exciting Spin The Wheel Campaign found throughout their website all week long will support E.A.T’s investments in the global fight against food allergies. Check out Ready, Set, Food’s website here during Food Allergy Awareness Week to Ready, Set, Give!
About Ready. Set. Food!
Founded by a team of physicians, leading medical experts and parents, Ready. Set. Food! is a groundbreaking solution to early allergen introduction, making it easy for families everywhere to introduce allergens safely. Currently, more than 1,000 pediatricians and allergists recommend Ready. Set. Food!’s evidence-based approach to early allergen introduction in their practices. Although food allergies are on the rise, Ready. Set. Food!’s goal is to give families everywhere the tools to introduce allergens safely and easily. For more information, please visit www.readysetfood.com
About End Allergies Together (E.A.T)
End Allergies Together ("E.A.T") is a 501c(3) non-profit organization focused solely on raising money for food allergy research. E.A.T. was co-founded in 2015 by Elise and Greg Bates and Kim and Tom Hall, who have children with severe food allergies, to help bridge the significant gap in research funding for this growing epidemic. E.A.T has committed more than $1.7 million to fund eight promising research efforts across eleven top institutions. Proceeds go directly to the researchers dedicated to finding answers. For more information please visit https://endallergiestogether.com/
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