Allergies

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An allergic reaction is simply an improper response of the immune system to an otherwise harmless substance such as foods, medications, pollens, flowers, grasses, dust and more.

The body reacts by releasing powerful chemicals that cause classic allergic symptoms such as watery and/or itchy eyes or nose, skin rashes, asthma, fatigue, headaches, insomnia, irritable bowel, mental symptoms such as anger or depression, and various pains that can present in almost any part of the body.

Many health problems can be attributed to undiagnosed allergic reactions or the lowering of the immune system due to multiple allergic reactions that allow disease to attack the weakened body.

Currently conventional medicine uses several methods for diagnosing allergies, including the scratch and RAST test. The standard treatment is drug therapy using either antihistamines or steroids to control the symptoms. A desensitisation program by injecting small amounts of the allergen on a regular basis to build immunity to the substance may also be used.

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• Heredity
• Toxins
• Lowering the immune system
• Deficiency and malabsorption disorders
• Overexposure to toxic substances

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Ingestants: food, drinks, supplements, food additives

Contactants: fabrics – wool, cotton etc, chemicals, cosmetics and personal care products

Injectants: insect bites & stings

Genetic factors:

Airborne: Dust, dust mites, pollens, grasses, flowers, trees, plants, moulds, fungi etc

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