Re: Johanne - Food allergy testing

[Guest guest]

Johanne,

Where can we find the free test online?

On Thu, 18 Dec 2008 11:16:27 -0700, " Johanne Wayne " <thewfamily@...>

said:

> There is a free test online that you can do to figure this out but if you

> want to fine-tune, then you need the more advanced testing. That is what

> I did years ago and now I am a metabolic typing advisor.

I would like to ask you about food allergy testing.

20 years ago, I had a bad reaction to Ceclor - a synthetic antibiotic, I

believe. At that time, and for 13 years after, I tested allergic to:

strawberries, soy, corn, chocolate, nuts, peanuts, zucchini, fish,

shellfish, oranges, and grapefruit. I eliminated all these foods from

my diet. (I have never eaten fish or shellfish except for a bite here

and there) And that ended my vegetarianism for many years. Once I went

back to eating meat, I became unhealthy.

When I became a veg raw foodist seven years ago, I was in the process of

changing allergists. I had been receiving weekly shots for years due to

my debilitating outdoor allergies. 9 months into the diet, I was

retested for all my allergies and it seems that they all disappeared.

I had heard that going raw food veg will cure a person of their

allergies, but I didn't expect it to actually happen. I then began

eating all the fruit and veggies I couldn't before and seemed to have no

problem.

But now, I wonder. I have avoided corn and soy as the allergic

reactions were very bad. But I wonder if I should be avoiding the

other foods even though I am no longer allergic. The only food I

routinely have on the list is strawberries.

ar

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Arlyn Grant

arlynsg@...

[Guest guest]

http://www.naturalhealthyellowpages.com/metabolic/self_test.html

From: Arlyn Grant

Sent: Thursday, December 18, 2008 12:14 PM

Subject: Re: [ ] Johanne - Food allergy testing

Johanne,

Where can we find the free test online?

On Thu, 18 Dec 2008 11:16:27 -0700, " Johanne Wayne " <thewfamily@...>

said:

> There is a free test online that you can do to figure this out but if you

> want to fine-tune, then you need the more advanced testing. That is what

> I did years ago and now I am a metabolic typing advisor.

I would like to ask you about food allergy testing.

20 years ago, I had a bad reaction to Ceclor - a synthetic antibiotic, I

believe. At that time, and for 13 years after, I tested allergic to:

strawberries, soy, corn, chocolate, nuts, peanuts, zucchini, fish,

shellfish, oranges, and grapefruit. I eliminated all these foods from

my diet. (I have never eaten fish or shellfish except for a bite here

and there) And that ended my vegetarianism for many years. Once I went

back to eating meat, I became unhealthy.

When I became a veg raw foodist seven years ago, I was in the process of

changing allergists. I had been receiving weekly shots for years due to

my debilitating outdoor allergies. 9 months into the diet, I was

retested for all my allergies and it seems that they all disappeared.

I had heard that going raw food veg will cure a person of their

allergies, but I didn't expect it to actually happen. I then began

eating all the fruit and veggies I couldn't before and seemed to have no

problem.

But now, I wonder. I have avoided corn and soy as the allergic

reactions were very bad. But I wonder if I should be avoiding the

other foods even though I am no longer allergic. The only food I

routinely have on the list is strawberries.

ar

--

Arlyn Grant

arlynsg@...

[Guest guest]

Interesting. I am a mixed type should eat slightly less than half

protein with a bit more fruits and veggies. A good mix.

BTW my chiro will do allergy testing. Should be interesting to see

what turns up.

Cheri

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> http://www.naturalhealthyellowpages.com/metabolic/self_test.html

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> From: Arlyn Grant

> Sent: Thursday, December 18, 2008 12:14 PM

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> Subject: Re: [ ] Johanne - Food allergy testing

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> Johanne,

>

> Where can we find the free test online?

>

> On Thu, 18 Dec 2008 11:16:27 -0700, " Johanne Wayne " <thewfamily@...>

> said:

>

> > There is a free test online that you can do to figure this out but

if you

> > want to fine-tune, then you need the more advanced testing. That

is what

> > I did years ago and now I am a metabolic typing advisor.

>

> I would like to ask you about food allergy testing.

>

> 20 years ago, I had a bad reaction to Ceclor - a synthetic antibiotic, I

> believe. At that time, and for 13 years after, I tested allergic to:

> strawberries, soy, corn, chocolate, nuts, peanuts, zucchini, fish,

> shellfish, oranges, and grapefruit. I eliminated all these foods from

> my diet. (I have never eaten fish or shellfish except for a bite here

> and there) And that ended my vegetarianism for many years. Once I went

> back to eating meat, I became unhealthy.

>

> When I became a veg raw foodist seven years ago, I was in the process of

> changing allergists. I had been receiving weekly shots for years due to

> my debilitating outdoor allergies. 9 months into the diet, I was

> retested for all my allergies and it seems that they all disappeared.

>

> I had heard that going raw food veg will cure a person of their

> allergies, but I didn't expect it to actually happen. I then began

> eating all the fruit and veggies I couldn't before and seemed to have no

> problem.

>

> But now, I wonder. I have avoided corn and soy as the allergic

> reactions were very bad. But I wonder if I should be avoiding the

> other foods even though I am no longer allergic. The only food I

> routinely have on the list is strawberries.

>

> ar

> --

> Arlyn Grant

> arlynsg@...

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>

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[Guest guest]

yes, make sure that you merge the two lists.

Mixed types are protein for a while and then switch. It could be meal to meal

but often it is a few days of each.

Johanne

From: cheryl

Sent: Thursday, December 18, 2008 5:59 PM

Subject: [ ] Re: Johanne - Food allergy testing

Interesting. I am a mixed type should eat slightly less than half

protein with a bit more fruits and veggies. A good mix.

BTW my chiro will do allergy testing. Should be interesting to see

what turns up.

Cheri

>

> http://www.naturalhealthyellowpages.com/metabolic/self_test.html

>

>

>

>

>

> From: Arlyn Grant

> Sent: Thursday, December 18, 2008 12:14 PM

>

> Subject: Re: [ ] Johanne - Food allergy testing

>

>

> Johanne,

>

> Where can we find the free test online?

>

> On Thu, 18 Dec 2008 11:16:27 -0700, " Johanne Wayne " <thewfamily@...>

> said:

>

> > There is a free test online that you can do to figure this out but

if you

> > want to fine-tune, then you need the more advanced testing. That

is what

> > I did years ago and now I am a metabolic typing advisor.

>

> I would like to ask you about food allergy testing.

>

> 20 years ago, I had a bad reaction to Ceclor - a synthetic antibiotic, I

> believe. At that time, and for 13 years after, I tested allergic to:

> strawberries, soy, corn, chocolate, nuts, peanuts, zucchini, fish,

> shellfish, oranges, and grapefruit. I eliminated all these foods from

> my diet. (I have never eaten fish or shellfish except for a bite here

> and there) And that ended my vegetarianism for many years. Once I went

> back to eating meat, I became unhealthy.

>

> When I became a veg raw foodist seven years ago, I was in the process of

> changing allergists. I had been receiving weekly shots for years due to

> my debilitating outdoor allergies. 9 months into the diet, I was

> retested for all my allergies and it seems that they all disappeared.

>

> I had heard that going raw food veg will cure a person of their

> allergies, but I didn't expect it to actually happen. I then began

> eating all the fruit and veggies I couldn't before and seemed to have no

> problem.

>

> But now, I wonder. I have avoided corn and soy as the allergic

> reactions were very bad. But I wonder if I should be avoiding the

> other foods even though I am no longer allergic. The only food I

> routinely have on the list is strawberries.

>

> ar

> --

> Arlyn Grant

> arlynsg@...

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Most soy and corn here are gmos loaded with bacteria, virus, etc.  Maybe that is

why your body reacts negatively, it could not identify the pathogens.

 

I used to suffer so much from mold, cypress, oak, house dust allergies

accompanied by asthma at times. I took colloidal silver orally and sprayed my

nostrils with it as well, and to my surprise, the allergy is almost completely

gone.  My body seems to overcome these allergens now but not yet completely.

 

.

 

 

[Guest guest]

Hi

What brand of Colloidal Sliver do you use?

Thanks

dan

From:melly banagale

Most soy and corn here are gmos loaded with bacteria, virus, etc. Maybe that is

why your body reacts negatively, it could not identify the pathogens.

I used to suffer so much from mold, cypress, oak, house dust allergies

accompanied by asthma at times. I took colloidal silver orally and sprayed my

nostrils with it as well, and to my surprise, the allergy is almost completely

gone. My body seems to overcome these allergens now but not yet completely.

[Guest guest]

I use Utopia as i understand from some users that there are only 2 genuinely

safe silver makers, Utopia and Mesosilver.

 

I also bought the latest silver generator from Utopia. It makes better

ionic/colloidal silver than other machines.  It makes safe silver and it gives

more colloidal silver than other generators.  Most other generators have mostly

ionic maybe only 10-15% colloidal.  I make my own using this machine and i have

not turned blue.