Natural Allergy Remedies

Since many are trying to avoid antihistamines and decongestants, because of the side effects one an have, they are looking for natural allergy remedies.

Therapies

Lets talk about therapies for Allergies. As a health practitioner, I use therapies such as Body Talk, Total Body Modification therapy and others to assist the body to reset and overcome allergies.

Worth mentioning is an additional therapy  -  Dr. Devi Nambutripad has developed a therapy known as NAET, that many people swear by for allergy alleviation, often on a permanent basis.

All these work with your energetic system and the energy meridians known as acupuncture meridians.

Your energy systems become blocked, over or under energized and this sets your body up for intolerance that manifest as allergies. These same problems in the meridians can manifest as a number of illnesses, pain and malfunction. But in this case, lets stick with the allergies.

When corrections are made it involves holding a substance, or a vial of a homeopathic derivative of the substance while energy/acupuncture points are stimulated. The body resets itself and can overcome the allergies.

For some therapies, you are asked to avoid the substance you are allergic to for a time, and for other therapies, you can often handle them, eat them or be around them right away.

I would suggest one of these therapies as first choice in getting rid of your allergies and allergy symptoms.

Food allergies such as nuts, milk, eggs and soy.

Chemical allergies to the multitude of chemicals in our cleaners, soaps, plastics and perfumes.

Environmental allergies to things like mold, dust mites, pollens, pet dander, grass and weeds

Drug and medication allergies

Allergies to insect bites and stings.

So you could say that the basic allergy categories are contact, food or inhalant allergies.

Allergy reactions can run in the range of mild, intermediate or severe. Mild may be a runny nose or water eyes. Moderate allergies may include rashes and itching. On the severe end may be allergy asthma or anaphylactic shock, in which the throat closes up.