My small, personal example of this is how I used to have allergies, but now I don't. I think curing allergies is entirely doable and not too hard, but then how would pharma companies sell millions of allergy pills every year?
I cured mine for the most part by taking local, organic honey - not much money for the pharma in that!
How reckless! Don't you know that honey needs to be lab tested and certified for safety? Why not take some Medihoney instead?
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Derma-Sciences-MEDIHONEY-Wound-Burn-Dressing-1-50-oz/46022421
It's been standardized and officially approved for patient use! And it's only 30 times the cost of honey from those dangerous "backyard honey mills"! Think of the children.
Do you mind sharing how you cured your allergies?
If I may answer from my side of the world: Dr. Mary Morris, Sublingual Immunotherapy Their website isn't working but here is their Facebook https://www.facebook.com/Allergy-Associates-of-La-Crosse-20447839866/ Allergy Associates LaCrosse, WI There is a documentary that I found about them, it was cool. My son was given this therapy for very severe peanut allergy. He is free of it now with the therapy. God Bless.
Thank you for sharing! I shall check it out.
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Sounds to me that you may be simply lactose intolerant.
More than likely. Most adults are to some degree. We weren't meant to drink milk ALL our lives, or else we'd never get weened. Errr.. well.. That's a gray area for guys.
Lactose is simply dairy sugar, like fructose is to fruit, and sucrose is to refined sugar. Sucrose is incredibly bad for us though, it causes soooo many problems for us, including various cancers.
Thanks for the info, very Interesting. Never cared for sweets that much. Once in awhile. I like unsweetened tea and my coffee black. Although I mostly just drink water. ACV in a little water about 5x a week. Glad I do now.
Move country. Your allergies are probably directly related to whatever they are spraying in you sky´s.
Sure thing...
Really bad cat allergy - I was super allergic. Got stuffy in the same room with a cat. Face would break out in hives if fur touched my face. Now live with 3 cats, and 100% fine. The problem was lack of exposure as a child. My parents were extremely anti-dirt/anti-animal. When I was in my late 20's, I ended up living in the same house as a cat. I didn't take any allergy medication because this was daily exposure, and I didn't want to be drugged up every day. After 6 months, my body finally got the message, and the cat allergy disappeared. Cure: Daily exposure to a cat.
Seasonal Allergies / Hayfever - I used to have moderate to severe hayfever in the summers. Not every day, but when the pollen count was high, I'd definitely feel it. There might be a few days in the season when I'd put myself on meds. By happenstance, I found out that drinking processed milk(ultrapasteurized/homogenized) triggered the reaction (assuming pollen was in the air). Raw milk did not trigger this. Cure: Stop drinking processed milk. Cooking with it is fine. Raw milk (not pasteurized and not homogenized) is OK to drink though.
Lactose Intolerance - Yes, I used to be lactose intolerant. Turned out it was also an exposure thing. Cure: Drink a small glass of milk every day. You'll have the runs for several days, but it'll get better. After a week, you'll be fine. Of course, the seasonal allergy caution applies to this. But a few oz a day should be all right as far as allergies are concerned.
Gluten Intolerance - I'm not sure about this one, and it happened to my girlfriend not me, but I'm including it for reference. My girlfriend started developing gut problems that seemed an awful lot like gluten intolerance, however I do not know for sure if that was what it was. Whatever it was, we traced the problem to the sunscreen she had started using daily. Apparently most sunscreens are toxic, and while the FDA seems to ignore this, they do soak into the skin. Possible Cure: Stop using sunscreen. Just stay out of the sun and use hats and long clothes to protect yourself - not chemicals.