More About Allergy and Intolerance
The term allergy is defined by medical science as an abnormal reaction to a substance that is usually considered harmless, resulting in an immune system response. However, it is essentially a case of mistaken identity. When the body encounters harmful foreign invaders such as bacteria, viruses, toxins, and parasites, it naturally will attack and destroy these invading pathogens. However, harmless substances such as pollens, dusts, grasses, animal danders, molds, foods, etc. are mistaken for harmful invaders and rejected by the body by means of the immune system or other metabolic processes.
Although medical science has introduced some valuable methods to detect and suppress most allergic symptoms, its testing methods still miss many reactions exhibited by the body and its theory does not adequately explain why the body becomes allergic in the first place.
A Holistic Allergist uses a new definition of allergy: A bioenergetic counteraction to a given substance resulting in abnormality or pathology. If any two charged objects are placed together, the energies should either attract or detract. The energies between the body and a given substance MUST attract or resonate; otherwise, a reaction will occur. This is precisely how the utilization process works within the body. Foods, for example, consist of vitamins and minerals. Some vitamins and minerals contain a negative charge while others contain a positive charge. Likewise, various cells of various organs consist of negative charges, while others consist of a positive charge. During the assimilation process, digested food molecules circulate within the bloodstream. As positively charged particles pass negatively charged cells within the body, they immediately attract and are utilized. Conversely, negatively charged particles are attracted to positively charged tissue cells. If the body does not recognize or resonate with any given substance, it may trigger an immune response, or it may not. Yet, it is still rejected.
If the rejected substance is eliminated through the intestinal tract, one might experience flatulence, cramping, abdominal bloating or loose bowel movements. If the elimination process evacuates through the urinary system, frequent or urgent urination or nocturia (nightly urination) may occur. Elimination through the skin may result in rashes, hives, eczema, psoriasis or body odour. Finally, any rejected substance eliminated through the respiratory system may cause sinus congestion, runny nose consequently a sore throat, multiple sneezing, wheezing, or asthmatic symptoms.
Although many unorthodox studies explain intolerance as a reaction to a given substance, (usually harmless) without an immune response, intolerance is merely the bodys rejection of a foreign substance, resulting in pathology. Therefore, can we not also conclude that allergy is only another word for intolerance?
The desensitizing process for allergy using BIE is no different than the desensitizing process of an intolerance. The results are synonymous. However, if a particular substance triggers an immune response in a client, and once the cells in their body have been reset to recognize the substance, occasionally there may be a 6 to 8 week delay before the client experiences relief from all symptoms. This is largely due pre-programmed antibodies of the immune system. It may take the body several months to reprogram the immune system to recognize the substance before complete recovery can be achieved. During this recovery period, your client may decide to visit his/her medical allergist to be tested for that particular substance. The results of the test will usually show as positive. This is merely due to the substance bypassing the first line of defence when it is administered directly into the skin or bloodstream.
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