Re: NAET allergy elimination.

[Guest guest]

Oooh, I am so glad you asked about this. I keep forgetting to ask if anyone

has info about candida and asthma medication. The allergist has me on two

different inhalers, one is a steroid, as well as a steroid nasal spray. I

don't like the idea of the steroids at all, but my asthma makes me cough

like a tubercular old man. Just one more way not to be pretty Also, while

I am beginning the candida diet today, I am assuming that it will take some

time before I am feeling less symptoms and the coughing has been really bad

with all of this rain. Any advice out there? Thanks,

NAET allergy elimination.

has anyone had any experience with this? i know that i have to

treat the underlying factors of my allergies (sucky immune

response), but at the same time i would like to treat the symptoms.

i went to an acupuncturist that practices this today, and she seemed

to be a HELL of alot better tha!n my conventional allergist, who

seems to want to give me a lot of sprays and such (both for my nose

and for my carpet!) and doesn't seem too interested in why i'm

allergic to everything.

any stories and opinions appreciated

aliqaesong

[Guest guest]

Regarding allergies, was wondering for those of you out there that have been successful with getting the candida under control, did you happen to see a decrease in your pollen allergy reaction? Could be wrong, but just somehow feel like this monster inside is really more the root cause to a lot of stuff like allergies; chemical sensitivity; overly sensitive; learning disabilities etc.

Thanks,

Kari

NAET allergy elimination.

has anyone had any experience with this? i know that i have to treat the underlying factors of my allergies (sucky immune response), but at the same time i would like to treat the symptoms.i went to an acupuncturist that practices this today, and she seemed to be a HELL of alot better tha!n my conventional allergist, who seems to want to give me a lot of sprays and such (both for my nose and for my carpet!) and doesn't seem too interested in why i'm allergic to everything. any stories and opinions appreciatedaliqaesong

[Guest guest]

I’d agree with that. I actually

stumbled across candida as a possible cause for my

symptoms when reading a book on allergies – it had a whole chapter on candida and how it can cause allergic reactions by

increasing the body’s sensitivity. I was never allergic to anything

before about 2-3 years ago.. now I’m sensitive

to lots of stuff I’m still figuring out, but I figure if I can beat the candida I should get rid of most if not all and go back to

how I used to be

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From: Kari Trautman

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Sent: Tuesday, 13 January 2004

5:01 PM

candidiasis

Subject: Re: NAET

allergy elimination.

Regarding allergies, was wondering

for those of you out there that have been successful with getting the candida

under control, did you happen to see a decrease in your pollen allergy

reaction? Could be wrong, but just somehow feel like this monster inside

is really more the root cause to a lot of stuff like allergies; chemical

sensitivity; overly sensitive; learning disabilities etc.

Thanks,

Kari

 

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[Guest guest]

i have had a similar experience, michelle. i didn't start becoming

sensitive to things until about three and a half years ago... after

a good amount of antibiotics built up in my system!

aliqaesong

> I'd agree with that. I actually stumbled across candida as a

possible

> cause for my symptoms when reading a book on allergies – it had a

whole

> chapter on candida and how it can cause allergic reactions by

increasing

> the body's sensitivity. I was never allergic to anything before

about

> 2-3 years ago.. now I'm sensitive to lots of stuff I'm still

figuring

> out, but I figure if I can beat the candida I should get rid of

most if

> not all and go back to how I used to be

>

> Re: NAET allergy elimination.

>

> Regarding allergies, was wondering for those of you out there that

have

> been successful with getting the candida under control, did you

happen

> to see a decrease in your pollen allergy reaction? Could be

wrong, but

> just somehow feel like this monster inside is really more the root

cause

> to a lot of stuff like allergies; chemical sensitivity; overly

> sensitive; learning disabilities etc.

> Thanks,

> Kari

>

>

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