Anyhow, I better get on with it before I get into a rant.
So my allergies were so bad that the doctors were doing those prick tests to me before I could even remember. I was too young to remember, and it was probably too traumatic for me at that age to even want to remember it. The ones I do remember weren't exactly all that great. Actually on one of em I jumped off the table and tried to walk out of the doctors office.
I used to get shots and take pills, snort liquids, and always putting in eye drops. That little sentence does absolutely no justice to all the medications I was taking during the summers. I literally couldn't go outside. My eyes itched all day, my nose ran all the time, I was sneezing if my face wasn't on the air conditioner vent. I was literally suffering all summer. Not a day went by without the suffering. And none of the medications I took would help.
About five or six years back I quit taking all my medications. They weren't helping anyway so I just gave up on em. And gradually year after year my allergies began to lessen. And last summer I still had em enough to cause me discomfort. I'd say somewhere in the 20%-30% range of what they used to be. Probably a little more than that.
So last fall I began learning about nutrition and cleansing the body to rid it of accumulated toxins. And I began with cleansing the liver, colon, and kidneys. I also began to learn about fasting and I went on a fast for 11 days. And all this I was doing simply because I wanted to clean up my body and generate good health.
So fast forward to this allergy season and I don't have allergies anything like I used to. I would say it's 1%-3% of what they used to be.
Through all my reading I had learned of so many ailments that can be cured by doing cleanses and fasting and proper nutrition. I also read how allergies can be cured through liver cleanses, but I didn't pay much attention to it. But now that it's allergy season it has really opened my eyes to how effective cleansing the body can be. I have no longer simply been reading of all these stories of how people are curing themselves of this or that by nutrition and cleanses. I am now able to experience it.
If you have allergies, "or anything really", then I can suggest that you study and learn about cleanses. And search the internet for people who have gone through the process of being ill to being healthy.
I can say that the most important things you can do for your body is cleanse it's filters and begin to nourish it with nutrients that it deeply craves.
And get rid of them parasites. You could go to the same doctor and have em run twenty tests checking for parasites and nineteen times they'll say you don't have any. But that left over one time they will find something. The average tests done for parasites won't find em. And it's likely that you have parasites of some kind. I've been taking humaworm to get rid of any I had. It's something like 80% of the population has parasites. Even if you live a clean life in a first world country then you probably have em. You see, parasites don't care if you're third world or first world inhabitant. They simply don't discriminate.
In this order. Get rid of parasites, cleanse the colon, cleanse the kidneys, cleanse the liver.
Cleansing the liver is something that will need to be done until it's totally clean. And you'll know when it's clean. I'm not going to go into detail about everything, because there's a wealth of information on the internet and there's soo many people out there that have done much more than I. But I'm razzled with energy to share anything I've experienced or learned or even send ya in the right direction if ya have any questions.
www.curezone.com is a good place to find lots of information from people going through all this type of stuff.
www.rawfoodtalk.com is a good place to learn about nutrition, and you can also find some info on people ridding themselves of many different things.
That'll get ya started.
And if I remember I'll keep bumping this thread all summer so anyone that's suffering and hasn't seen it will the opportunity to read it.