"Living with food allergies and autoimmune diseases is like taming the allergy dragon," says Martha Morgan, owner of Allergy Dragon. She opens up to host Rosa Hart in this episode of The Lou Review podcast, and shares her journey of living with food allergies and autoimmune diseases. She discusses the challenges of finding safe and delicious food options, the importance of food labeling, and the need for more awareness and understanding of food allergies.
Martha also talks about her work as a chef and wellness ambassador, teaching cooking classes, and advocating for inclusive and allergy-friendly food options. She emphasizes the importance of empowering individuals with food allergies to have fun and explore in the kitchen.
"Food labeling laws have improved, but there is still a need for more awareness and understanding of food allergies." Martha uses her business of teaching individual and class instruction to do just that.
Connect with her at: https://www.allergydragon.com/
Connect with Rosa at: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rosa-hart-scrn/ Subscribe to the Lou Review podcast on your favorite platform to hear from more of the business owners and non-profit leaders making Louisville, KY a great place to be!
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