Allergens And Allergies
The most common immune system disorder is the allergy. allergies occur when the immune system overreacts to an allergen (dust, pollen, milk, dog, or cat dander, strawberries etc.) and produces too many neutralizing chemicals (especially histamines) to counteract it.
What Causes Allergies?
The incidence of allergies and related disorders (skin conditions and asthma) is rising all over the world. Yet the cause of this increase remains a mystery to most medical researchers.
There is mounting evidence that the cause of this rise is the increasing number of childhood vaccinations:
Vaccination lays the foundation for auto-immune disease and other disorders of the immune system such as rheumatoid arthritis, rheumatic fever, lupus erythematosus, scleroderma... Our contemporary 'epidemic' of allergies has at least some of its roots in the practice of vaccination.
Childhood vaccinations are responsible for allergies and immune system abnormalities: food allergies (wheat and milk especially), arthritis, lupus, celiac disease, pernicious anemia...Respiratiry problems: asthma and SIDS (due to vagus nerve palsy)....
The Medical Approach
Orthodox medicine has no cure for allergies, only treatment of symptoms. According to the late Robert Mendelsohn, MD: You can depend on most doctors to largely ignore the cause...unfortunately, their treatment is often worse than the disease, especially since the relatively safe folk-measures of yesteryear have been replaced by the sophisticated, dangerous drugs of modern medicine.
Since runny eyes, irritation, redness, fullness in the sinuses and other allergy symptoms are caused by histamines, antihistamines are often prescribed to dry mucus membranes. however, antihistamines can cause serious heart problems and should not be used with alcohol, sedatives or tranquilizers. also, steroid nasal sprays can damage the cilia in the nose and upper respiratory tract and affect the adrenal gland.