hypersensitive immune systems

[Guest guest]

>For my son, we have used naet to help and I >did see good changes with

>these--sometimes right after the sessions.

Thanks for the info. Do you have a link for naet please? I have never heard of

it.

Prue

[Guest guest]

IF you are worried about his immune system being hyper, consider that an

exhausred immune system, or one under constant attack, doesn't " see "

proprerl, often going after things it shouldn't and ignoring things it

should. Supplements such as zinc, EFAs, Vit. A, etc can give the immune

system a pair of glasses, so that it " sees " properly.

Look for things that are immune modulators-things that will " dampen " an

over-sensitive sysyerm, and " rev up " a sluggish one. My son's system is

that way. CMO, EFA's and Ojibwa Tea are three of the greatest things that

ever happened to him. If his cortisol level is elevated due to stress, a

supplement called Relora helps calm the nervous system and reduce the stress

response that can undermine many interventions. I hope you find what woeks

for you:)

Re: hypersensitive immune systems

> For my son, we have used naet to help and I did see good changes with

> these--sometimes right after the sessions. Dh even noticed changes,

> too. I have read that EFA's can help (because they help

> inflammation) and bioflavonoids, too.

>

> We are also using lauricidin and I think that is helping him too. I

> think in your mind, you might be thinking that the lauricidin is

> revving up the system and you don't want to do that, BUT if you think

> about what got your child to that hypersensitive point-- it was

> probably a weakened immune system. Think of it this way--the weak

> immune system reacting to the food particles in the bloodstream,

> contact allergens, etc., and then becoming what appears to be

> hypersensitive. But maybe the overall problem is that the immune

> system isn't doing what it needs to be doing, and thus, is now over

> reacting to every little thing. So that's why I am not afraid to use

> things that " boost " immunity, like vitamin C, etc, too.

>

> W

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> > I really think Harry's probs are coming from a hypersensitive

> immune system. Does anyone know how to dampen it down? Regulate it?

> Not stimulate it.

> > Thanks

> > Prue

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

cetyl myristoleate is a fatty acid that helps in conditions like arthritis

and allergies. I use it myself for my allergies:)

It seems to help mike's gi issues a lot.

Re: Re: hypersensitive immune systems

> Sorry, but what is CMO?

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> Curtin wrote:

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> > My son's system is

> > that way. CMO, EFA's and Ojibwa Tea are three of the greatest things

that

> > ever happened to him.

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[Guest guest]

Sorry, but what is CMO?

Curtin wrote:

> My son's system is

> that way. CMO, EFA's and Ojibwa Tea are three of the greatest things that

> ever happened to him.