Re: RE: , allergy treatments

September 27, 2009

Oh my goodness I love that . I refer to it often. Sheri

From: <jlhank80@...>

Subject: RE: , allergy treatments

Date: Sunday, September 27, 2009, 10:43 AM

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I am doing this treatment for my daughter with autism...(recommend ed by the NY

office) and you see an doctor from the Academy of Environmental Medicine

www.aaemonline. org. This treatment is for environmental, food, and chemical

sensitivities. Its called provocation/ neutralization or Maximum Intradermal

Tolerated Dose (MITD). My daughter has MCS and a CNS reaction to many foods and

substances. I dont exactly understand how the histamine and serotonin work but

they are neurotransmitters and cytokines involved in the inflammatory process

and when you do this treatment it helps the body cool down inflammation. I saw

the doctor this week and he said you have to have a good understanding of

Cytokine Biochemistry to understand how this works. I don't but I know it works

because my daughter is doing wonderful on this treatment but like Sheri said, we

did first and it was a big part of her recovery.

Basically, these treatments instantly desensitize you for a period of time and

they also work long term to help you become less sensitive to chemicals and

allergens.

Does this help? A good book about this is called " Is This Your Child " by Dr.

Doris Rapp. She is well known for using this treatment.

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> Would someone mind explaining to me what the histamine and serotonin is

supposed to do- or how it works? I've never heard of this treatment and I'm

interested to learn more.

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> Also about the drops or doses to help get over allergies?

> I've heard bits and pieces of information in the past but no one actually

explain to me what it all is and does.

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> Thanks so much!

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