Re: Re: Glutathione Environmentalist-allergy

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That's an interesting connection. It all falls down to most likely inherited

immunity disorders. I also am allergic to everything. Loni

kl_clayton <kl_clayton@...> wrote:This is a very interesting discussion,

and this is part of the reason why I thought trying

different hormone supplements would be dicey. There are so many working in a

delicate

dance.....

As an allergic person, I will try to explain my point of view on this. I really

think they are

related, not separate, at least for those of us with the genetic susceptibility

for allergies. I

had a very high fever that discolored my teeth between the ages of 2 and 3,

according to

the dentist. At age 2 & 1/2 I was diagnosed with " infectious asthma " . Now what

would do

those 2 things at that age? Valley Fever, would, and I lived in an area where it

is endemic.

It is a fungal disease. Over the course of my childhood, the things that caused

me

significant illness were: chronic, debilitating asthma (for which I recieved

standard

treatment, which was not terribly effective), swimmer's ear (another fungal

inf.), athlete's

foot (ditto), developed depression at age 11 (today my depression is fungally

caused).

I tend to become allergic to stuff I get over-exposed to over the course af a

few years. As

my problems surly overlap, I am convinced that the alleriges are truly caused by

fungal

infection hyjacking my immune system.

The antigen drops I take get my body to " back off " from the severe reactions, by

getting it

used to tiny amounts of the offending substances, which is helping me with my

allergies.

The antifungals are the thing I take that has made the MOST difference in how I

feel (which

was definately worse at first from the die off), and is continuing to do so in

my situation

(which is still some mold somewhere in the home, I am still on a search and

destroy

mission).

The re-exposure to mold is of course continuing to make me sick, and is throwing

a

monkeywrench in my allergy treatment plan, but things are improving around here.

My latest find was some black mold in my coffeemaker water supply, I was

reacting to that

in the kitchen. Got a new coffeemaker.....and hoping that was the whole problem

with the

kitchen, while not holding my breath.

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