Allergies
Definition: Hypersensitivity
to an antigen causing tissue damage
Causes: May be caused
by depleted immune system, hereditary, emotional , stress (depletes
cortisol levels which is needed to reduce inflammation), anger, toxicity
of the body, poor diet, deficient digestive enzymes
Signs/Symptoms: nasal
congestion, coughing, itching, hay fever, asthma, eczema, hives, skin rashes,
shock, asphyxia
Indications: Massage
is OK. Detoxification, lymphatic drainage
Contraindications:
Check for allergies to oils, detergents, latex. Refer to appropriate health
care provider.
Links- Nambrudipad's
Allergy Elimination Technique - effective for chemical sensitivities,
hay fever;
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