Get Rid of Allergies for Good

re: Get Rid of Allergies for Good

jessicauseful — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 02:40:26 GMT

I have a 5 year old daughter with asthma and allergies (some known and some unknown). I have searched this site for all the different natural ways to deal with asthma, which I'm ready to implement. My question is regarding Provocation Neutralization - do you recommend this technique for children? How many injections are we talking about here? Is it traumatizing for a young child? Should I do all my environmental and dietary changes first, and then use PN as a last resort?

re: Get Rid of Allergies for Good

susan_j — Fri, 18 Sep 2009 15:25:26 GMT

If you are looking for a simple, painless way to test for and remove allergies for good, you should look at NAET, which stands for Nambudripad's Allergy Elimination Techniques. NAET is not invasive. There are no shots or drugs involved. My daughters and I have been treated for allergies using NAET. When my younger daughter was a toddler, I mistakenly thought she was catching one cold after another, but we later learned she had allergies. Most of her allergies have been eliminated using NAET. Some allergies were to foods and some to her environment. It is a blessing that she is well now. You can search the Internet for NAET and find practitioners in your area. NAET seemed funny to me at first, but it has worked for me, for my family and for many friends.

re: Get Rid of Allergies for Good

Robert Kimberley — Sat, 04 Apr 2009 18:53:39 GMT

I feel a lot of good would occur if sufferers of each disease chatted or wrote to each other when they find successful solutions.

This could be done on Skype. If you are interested contact me. My asthma story.

I enjoyed really good health until 58 years of age. I had changed my lifestyle. I used to cycle long distance twice a week so about 150 miles.

Desiring to start a business I cut it all out. I developed coughing and eventually after many months was spitting. Finally the mucus

was so bad I could not walk 5 minutes to the nearest shops without severe worries, I had to stop and wait for recovery during each walk.

I had to go to the doctor. Some horrible tests, I also was suffering irritable bowel syndrome they said. I recognised I was stressed.

I tried the inhaler for a few months. It cleared my breathing but not the mucus which still made me spit. They then gave me the

steroid inhaler. Within a day the mucus had gone and I had recovered breathing to 90 % or more. I can cycle again, but need to test a

days ride soon.

The improvement was so good after a month I stopped the inhaler and two months on I am OK but feel the mucus slowly coming back.

I am taking more mineral salts, eating fruit and oily fish weekly.

I only use oil for cooking and use the best virgin olive oil. But as I have a biscuit/cookie habit there is probably

a lot of sugar and bad oils in those.

I am getting sun exposure now its Spring. I sit and read outdoors.

I hope to be super fit again and may need to cut down on grains as I eat bread and biscuits.

The most disappointing thing is not being able to get a diagnoses of whether I am mineral deficient.

Beside wanting to get off steroid power inhalation I thought my sex drive was decreasing. But a lot of all my sickness may be stress.

I have not been back to my doctor and will not know what to say when I do as I was supposed to keep on the inhaler.

re: Get Rid of Allergies for Good

yj4 — Sun, 06 Apr 2008 16:08:32 GMT

I'm going to stop wheat today. I had breakfast with unfrosted wheat cereal and was very tired after it, even though I had purposely went to bed early and woke up wide awake and was wide awake in the morning until AFTER I ate my cereal, which was about an hour after I woke up. I have been wondering why I have been very tired in the morning for the past couple weeks and have eaten it everyday. I suggest others to do the same as wheat is in MANY things and when you eat a certain food that often, allergies usually form. Wheat is one of the most common allergies so it's very possible that you may have it too.

re: Get Rid of Allergies for Good

Neil2007 — Sat, 22 Mar 2008 02:14:01 GMT

Interesting article. I also read that research indicates that kids who go to day care develop better immunity than those who stay at home, supports we are overly hypersensitive about the whole things. Also, there are natural remedies such as nasal irrigation (neti pots), acupuncture that help in coping with allergies in a natural way. This site has info on what works according to scientific trials www.rvita.com/.../allergies.html check it out.

re: Get Rid of Allergies for Good

Dee D. — Thu, 20 Mar 2008 20:38:08 GMT

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re: Get Rid of Allergies for Good

Pat50 — Thu, 20 Mar 2008 15:04:38 GMT

I often think the increase in auto immune disease has to do with the increased amount of gluten in our diets. We have been urged to eat more and more of it, and the gluten content in grains is much higher than it was a generation or two ago.

I have suffered from many of the autoimmune diseases and they are going away as I get farther and farther from having eaten gluten (and dairy). It has been four years now and all of my systems are working better and I have much less muscle pain.