Re: Elimination of Triggers for Grave's

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

If you're exposed to allergens and react to them, your immune system is

stimulated. Drugs that help block steps in the allergic response like Seldane or

nasal steroids prevent or reduce the immune system's reaction. This helps lower

antibody production. When your immune system is stimulated, like with a

vaccine or exposure to antigens, antibody titers rise. Take care, Elaine

[Guest guest]

What I've done with NAET and NMT to eliminate allergies is NOT just treating

the symptoms - it's reprogramming my immune response to the allergen - food,

inhaled, whatever. The leaky gut stuff I did coated my intestines so that

the foods I was allergic too wouldn't pass the lining of the walls and let

my immune system calm down and heal. Pro-biotics are also supposed to be a

huge part of this particular allergy healing program. I can't say how well

this worked because it takes at least a year to do and I discovered NAET and

NMT before that year is up.

What I did for years and years before this to treat the allergy symptoms

(claritin, tylenol cold, etc.) I belive just made things worse - drove it

deeper and made a bigger mess of my immune system.

I don't know what " traditional " ways of dealing with allergies is - other

than suppressing them.

Pam B.

-- Elimination of Triggers for Grave's

Hello,

I have read, here, I believe, that it is good to treat allergies and

eliminate the need for the immune system to produce antibodies

against allergies. I get the impression, though, that most

treatments for allergies are to relieve symptoms. Is that what is

meant by " treating " allergies? Does eliminating the symptoms reduce

the amount of antibodies produced against allergens?