Sue J.
6/20/2022
Since being treated by Dr. Hanna, my allergies have all but disappeared. Prior to seeing her, I was suffering from increasing allergic symptoms, and was on two OTC and one prescription allergy...
Allergy Free Flagstaff
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1120 W University Ave Ste 200
Flagstaff, AZ 86001
Allergy Free Flagstaff in Flagstaff, AZ, offers a non-invasive treatment for a variety of allergies and sensitivities such as food, animals, chemicals, and environmental irritants. With a high success rate, their treatment typically requires only one session per molecular family, providing long-term relief.
From airborne irritants to occupational chemicals found in various industries, Allergy Free Flagstaff aims to alleviate symptoms related to a wide range of allergens. Their approach targets common allergens like pollen, dust mites, certain foods, and materials found in everyday environments.
By addressing the 21st-century epidemic of allergies affecting a significant portion of the population, Allergy Free Flagstaff helps individuals experience freedom from the constraints imposed by allergic reactions, enabling them to enjoy a more comfortable and fulfilling lifestyle.
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4.09 reviews
Nancy O.
6/1/2024
After years of suffering from allergies, I experienced immediate relief after only one treatment from Dr. Ian. Now, two months later, I no longer take allergy meds, and I am allergy-free. I highly...
Doug L.
8/2/2024
When I went to see Dr. Ian I was desperate. My allergies were so bad I was using 5 over the counter meds with only marginal effectiveness. My allergies aggravated my asthma to the point I had to...
Jerry M.
7/11/2022
This place is quackery and wants to take your money plain and simple! What are meridians? LOL. The doc Hanna Ian explained to me that it is "meridians" "that we have to tap into in the back in...
Brooke F.
7/28/2021
I had a skin issue that I thought might be food-related. It wasn't- it later was diagnosed as keratosis pilaris. Turns out keratosis pilaris has nothing to do with diet, purely genetics. But...
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