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ALLERGIES and DISCOMFORTS


What is an allergy?
An allergy is an abnormal response on the part of the body to a substance (the Allergen). The allergen can be a food , something in the environment, or a toxic substance.The allergic person may react negatively to minute amount of a toxic or non toxic Substance . The body releases large amount of IgE antibodies which release histamin and other chemicals, and cause various allergic type symptoms. The tendency towards allergies can be inherited from a parent or grandparent. Some times, at any age allergies can develop with out warning.   


Diagnosing Allergy

The first step in diagnosing an allergy is to take a thorough patient history, including chief complaint, present history, past medical history, family history, and social history, history of activities, hobbies and nutrition. It will be beneficial to obtain a thorough record of any allergic symptoms in the patient's family, tracing back two or three generations if possible.
Then run all traditional allergy testing procedures and laboratory testing procedures such as complete blood count, total immunoglobulin E studies, IgE specific studies using RAST or ELISA, serum Tryptase, Scratch test, etc.

Following allergies / discomforts can be treated with NAET®

Food items
Substances/agents
Discomforts
Disorders
Milk Fabric/Cloth Asthma ADHD
Egg Medicines Cold ADD
Meat Chemicals Headache Autism
Fish Detergents Gastritis Anemia
Vegetable Soaps Bronchitis Obesity
Fruits Sugar Joint pain Aggression
Nuts Salt Muscle pain Depression
Spices Shampoo Migraines Food craving
Dry fruits Artificial ornaments Sinusitis Addictions
Grams/beans Hair oil Arthritis Infections
Bakery products Facial creams Cough
Cooking oils Body lotions Loss of appetite
Ice cream Dust Indigestion
Crab Smoke Giddiness
Cold water Vitamins Cholesterol
Hot water Nutrients Skin allergies
Daal Perfumes Blood Pressure
Alcohol Powders Running nose
Packed foods Mold Mouth ulcer
Container juices Yeast Hair fall