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Ten Minutes of EFT Erases a Severe Cat Allergy
- By Chuck Frank
- Published 05/19/2008
- Allergies , Emotional Freedom Techniques
- Unrated
Cat allergies are quite common and can be very severe. One of my clients said, "I didn't know you had a cat, I've got really bad allergies and my lungs close up, my eyes get blood red and it feels like my eyes are being cut by razor blades." I did 10 minutes of EFT with him and his level of intensity went to 0 out of 10. We proceeded to do the rest of the session. At the end of 3 hours he was standing in my doorway on the way out and I reminded him that he was sitting in the cats' chair for several hours and didn't have one reaction or symptom to the cat allergy.
Food Allergies Stir a Mother to Action
- By Joseph Mercola, DO
- Published 01/29/2008
- Allergies
- Unrated
Robyn O’Brien used to roll her eyes when a child with a peanut allergy showed up at a birthday party. Then, two years ago, she fed her youngest child scrambled eggs. Her baby’s face swelled into a grotesque mask. Her theory that the food supply is being manipulated with additives, genetic modification, hormones and herbicides, causing increases in allergies, autism and other disorders in children, has made her a populist hero among parents looking for answers regarding why their children have food allergies.
Food Allergies -- Do You Have Unexplained Symptoms?
- By Joseph Mercola, DO
- Published 08/8/2007
- Allergies
- Unrated
Food allergies, which claim the lives of 100 to 200 people and send another 30,000 to the emergency room each year, are on the rise in the United States. While some food allergy reactions are dramatic (like anaphylactic shock), others -- like dizziness, fatigue, headaches, or panic attacks -- can be stealthy, and much harder to link to an actual food or food additive.
Spring Allergies a Problem? Here’s What can Help
- By Joseph Mercola, DO
- Published 03/27/2004
- Allergies
- Unrated
About 25 percent of the population suffers from allergies, especially during the spring and fall when tree, grass and flower pollens, mold and other particles are all carried in the air. It's important to note that all allergies, whether they occur only in the spring or year-round, are a reflection of an impaired immune system. You may be tempted to take an over-the-counter antihistamine, decongestant or other drug to get rid of allergy symptoms, but there are other more healthy options that will address not only the symptoms but also the underlying cause.
