Hosted by Dr. Doug Jones · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 43 episodes
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Tired of confusing advice about your immune system? So is Dr. Doug Jones.In The Immune Edit, board-certified immunologist Dr. Doug Jones cuts through the hype, half-truths, and health fads to bring you real answers on food allergies, long COVID, autoimmune issues, and chronic inflammation.Each episode delivers science-backed insights, practical strategies, and no-nonsense conversations to help you go from overwhelmed, to informed. Whether you’re newly diagnosed or deep into your health journey, this podcast is here to help you feel better—and live better.
Dr. Doug Jones hosts The Immune Edit, a health show with 43 episodes published.
After trust breaks down, what happens next? In this episode of Immune Edit, Dr. Doug Jones explores why misinformation spreads so easily in health and chronic illness communities and why intelligence alone doesn't protec
What does "freedom" actually mean when you're living with food allergies? In this episode of Immune Edit, Dr. Doug Jones welcomes back licensed psychologist and food allergy advocate Dr. Amanda Whitehouse for a thoughtfu
Have you ever felt like you're stuck on a medical merry-go-round? You've seen multiple specialists. You've had countless tests. You've spent hours researching symptoms online. Yet you still feel like nobody has fully exp
When headlines announced the discontinuation of Palforzia, the first FDA-approved peanut allergy treatment, many families understandably wondered: Does this mean food allergy treatment isn't working? In this episode of T
In a world full of “what your doctor won’t tell you” headlines, it’s easy to feel like you’re missing something—or worse, being misled. But are doctors really hiding information? In this episode, Dr. Doug Jones sits down
Food reactions are more confusing than ever and social media isn’t helping. In this episode, Dr. Doug Jones sits down with registered dietitian, Raquel Durbin, to break down the difference between food allergies, intoler
Think you know what to expect when flying with a food allergy? Think again. Airline labeling laws, emergency kit contents, and pre-boarding rights are not what most passengers assume — and the gaps in protection are bigg
Your kid has a food allergy — and you've been told to "just avoid it." But what if there are other options nobody told you about? In this episode, Dr. Doug Jones is joined by Dr. Tom Chacko and Dr. Farah Khan for an unfi
What if the hardest part of living with food allergies isn't the food — it's what's happening in your mind and body? In this episode, Dr. Doug sits down with Dr. Amanda Whitehouse, a psychologist and food allergy mom of
Your kid won't eat, seems anxious around food, or keeps getting food stuck. You've done allergy testing—it's normal. But something's clearly wrong. It might not be a typical food allergy at all. It might be eosinophilic
What happens when a licensed peanut allergy treatment gets pulled from the market — not because it didn't work, but because nobody could afford it? Dr. Adam Fox, Professor of Pediatric Allergy at King's College London, j
Integrative medicine and functional medicine get used like they're the same thing — but they're not. And the difference matters more than you think. In this episode, Dr. Doug Jones sits down with Dr. Gary Soffer, a pedia
Dr. Doug Jones explains FPIES (Food Protein-Induced Enterocolitis Syndrome), a non-IgE allergy with delayed, severe symptoms often mistaken for a GI bug. Discover why it defies typical rules, common triggers like rice an
Dr. Doug Jones interviews Dr. Olga Kagan on her journey from post-9/11 health programs to founding the Food Allergy Nursing Association. They cover educating nurses across continents, challenges like access to care, inno
Dr. Doug Jones talks with Dr. Manisha Relan, pediatric allergist and co-author of the AAP book on solid food introduction. They discuss staying calm while informed, compassion as the foundation, challenges in private pra
Dr. Doug Jones breaks down the first documented fatal case of Alpha-Gal Syndrome — a delayed anaphylaxis triggered by lone star tick bites. Learn what Alpha-Gal is, why reactions happen 3–8 hours after eating red meat, w
Dr. Doug Jones sits down with Dr. Zachary Rubin — pediatric allergist, TikTok/Instagram star with over 4 million followers, and author of the upcoming book "All About Allergies."They discuss Dr. Rubin's journey into alle
Tackle the emotional side of food allergies on The Immune Edit Podcast! Dr. Doug Jones, with Dr. Farah Khan and Dr. Tom Chacko, explores how misinformation amplifies anxiety, daily decisions add stress, and empowerment t
Explore food allergy treatment options in Episode 25 (Part 2) of The Immune Edit Podcast! Dr. Doug Jones, with Dr. Farah Khan and Dr. Tom Chacko, discusses avoidance strategies, Xolair, oral immunotherapy (OIT), sublingu
What are “hidden food allergies,” and do they actually exist? In Part 1 of this three-part series, Dr. Doug Jones is joined by allergists Dr. Farah Khan and Dr. Tom Chacko to break down the food allergy journey—from the
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