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EPISODE · Aug 25, 2025 · 11 MIN

Quitting Daily Allergy Meds After Decades: A Patient's ILIT Journey

from Allergy Actually · host Kara Wada, Amber Patterson, Meagan Shepherd

Send us Fan Mail3 Shots vs. 5 Years? A Patient's Journey with ILIT Allergy TreatmentPatient testimonials are a powerful way to understand the real-world impact of a medical treatment. In this special episode of Allergy Actually, your bestie allergist moms are joined by a very special guest, former U.S. Congressman and radio broadcaster Jason Lewis, to share his personal allergy journey.For decades, Jason battled debilitating seasonal allergies, relying on a daily cocktail of over-the-counter medications to get by. As an active adult who loves the outdoors, he wanted a real solution but couldn't commit to the 3-5 year timeline of traditional allergy shots. Enter ILIT (Intralymphatic Immunotherapy).Listen as Jason details his "before" picture of constant symptoms, his decision to travel for the procedure, what the 3-injection process was actually like, and his incredible results—being off daily allergy medication and enjoying his life in Florida just two months after treatment. This is a must-listen for anyone who feels stuck with their allergies and is looking for a modern, time-saving solution.EPISODE IN A GLANCE00:15 Welcome Jason Lewis: The Prototypical ILIT Patient03:17 The "Before" Picture: Lifelong Allergies & Daily OTC Meds06:15 The Results: Jason's Improvement Timeline After ILIT09:21 The Perfect Fit: Why ILIT is Ideal for Geriatrics & Busy People11:09 "It's a Breeze": Jason's Reassurance on the Procedure ExperienceWRITE A PODCAST REVIEWSEND US A [email protected] GUESTJASON LEWISJason Lewis is a former U.S. Congressman from Minnesota and a nationally syndicated radio host. He shares his personal journey with severe seasonal allergies and his experience as a patient of Dr. Amber Patterson's, where he underwent Intralymphatic Immunotherapy (ILIT) to find lasting relief.ABOUT HOSTSKARA WADA, MDDr. Kara Wada is a quadruple board-certified physician in allergy, immunology, and lifestyle medicine, and founder of the Immune Confident Institute. As a Sjogren’s patient and life coach, she combines modern medicine with lifestyle and mindset practices to help patients harness their body's ability to heal.WebsiteLinkedInInstagramFacebookYoutubeTikTokAMBER PATTERSON, MDDr. Amber Patterson is a world-renowned allergy and immunology expert pioneering the future of immunotherapy. As the U.S. ambassador for ILIT™ (a 3-injection allergy shot protocol), she is redefining allergy care through her practice, Auni Allergy®, and the groundbreaking Auni ILIT Learning Network.WebsiteInstagramInstagramFacebookYoutubeMEAGAN SHEPHERD, MDDr. Meagan Shepherd is a board-certified allergist and immunologist with nearly 15 years of experience specializing in advanced immunotherapy. She is known for her practical, evidence-based approach and her unique focus on "allergy-conscious living"—designing homes, habits, and lifestyles that improve her patients' quality of life.InstagramFacebook Website

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Send us Fan Mail 3 Shots vs. 5 Years? A Patient's Journey with ILIT Allergy Treatment Patient testimonials are a powerful way to understand the real-world impact of a medical treatment. In this special episode of Allergy Actually, your bestie allergist moms are joined by a very special guest, former U.S. Congressman and radio broadcaster Jason Lewis, to share his personal allergy journey. For decades, Jason battled debilitating seasonal allergies, relying on a daily cocktail of over-the-cou...

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