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UPDATE:
ImmuneIQ has been found as a fraud.
People had sent in fake fur and it was coming back with results. ImmuneIQ replied by removing itself from the market.
When it comes to allergies, eliminating certain foods does help in general. Minimal ingredients help target the pesky allergens. This is why people saw results with this product. I'm leaving my review as is to educate the public.
Ever since Jada was a little puppy, she has suffered from ear infections. We couldn't figure out what was causing her to itch and I figured it was an allergy or an intolerance to some kind of food. For years, I have kept Jada away from chicken, thinking that was the culprit, all the while trying to find a way to find exactly what was causing the problem.