HOW TO CURE YOUR ALLERGIES: DESENSITISING VACCINES

Apr 07 2009

Because allergies are such whacky and variable things it is impossible to describe a treatment that will work best for everyone. I have talked to people who became desensitised to all their inhalant allergies just by having the skin test and others who were worse on the vaccine.

If after the first week on the vaccine you are no better, stop taking it until you have thoroughly detoxified your body and built yourself up on sound, wholesome food. Then if you still have symptoms begin with the vaccine again. Take it every second day the first week and every day the following week. Be prepared to experiment. I have had patients that responded brilliantly and cleared all their symptoms when they took the vaccine every day for the first week, every second day for the second week, every third day for the third week, then went back to every day for later weeks. Different formulas work for different people. Be patient with yourself, give it time, work it out and you will get better. I have found the best results are achieved if the vaccine is not commenced until at least four to five weeks on the Anti-Allergy Program, if it is needed at all. Taking the vaccine too early in the program seems to put undue strain on the immune system and many people react adversely to it. Being off all allergenic foods for four to six weeks seems to reduce immune system strain and reactions to the vaccine become more favourable.

I have noticed cigarette and marijuana smokers lake much longer to desensitise than non-smokers do, even though they may stick strictly to the diet. Why these two drugs suppress the normal desensitising process is hard to say, but they do. Taking other drugs, including prescription ones, has the same effect.