Free Yourself from Allergies! Angel Chiropractic 15 Princess Street Sausalito, CA 415.332.0621 Dr. Patricia Sheppard.

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Free Yourself from Allergies! Angel Chiropractic 15 Princess Street Sausalito, CA Dr. Patricia Sheppard

Class Overview We will explore: The hereditary connection to allergies The difference between “active” and “hidden” allergies How allergies develop and how they can contribute to other health problems How intestinal imbalances can contribute to allergy development Chiropractic Non-Invasive Desensitization: a natural and effective approach to healing allergies (description and demonstrations)

What is an Allergy? Allergy: a biological hypersensitivity in certain individuals to substances which, in similar amounts and circumstances, do not have an effect on others. In other words, an allergy is an unusual or exaggerated response to certain substances. Allergen: a substance capable of producing an allergic reaction. (can be anything!) “One person’s food in another person’s poison.” -- Hippocrates (460–377 BC)

Where does the term “allergy” come from? Term “allergy” was coined in 1906 by Austrian pediatrician Clements Von Pirquet ( ) - worked with children with TB - studied the immune system - developed the scratch test for TB, the forerunner of today’s allergy scratch testing Allos (altered) + Ergion (action or reactivity) = Altered Reactivity

Two Types of Allergies ACTIVE Allergies… Cause very visible, uncomfortable allergic reactions including hives, rashes, swelling, wheezing, runny eyes, runny nose, etc. HIDDEN Allergies… Cause few visible allergic reactions. Patients complain of poor function of body and/or mind including fatigue, anxiety, mental fogginess, back pain, arthritis, malaise, etc. and don’t know the reason why. FACT: Most allergy sufferers have both types.

What Causes Allergies? Piecing together the allergy puzzle… The tendency to develop an allergy is inherited. But, allergies to specific substances are not necessarily genetically passed on.

What Causes Allergies? (cont.) Possible causes of childhood allergies: - Parents may have had an illness or condition that altered the child’s genetic expression - Mom may have been exposed to radiation, chemicals or drugs while pregnant - Proteins in maternal bloodstream pass through placenta – sensitivities can develop while fetus is in the womb Neither of my parents has allergies and I’ve had them all my life! Why?

What Causes Allergies? (cont.) Possible causes of adult onset allergies: - Exposure to environmental toxins and chemicals ▪ ex: mercury in fish, food additives and preservatives, air and water pollution - Parasites ▪ 85% of all patients test positive for parasites ▪ local sources: restaurants, water, improperly cooked meats, improperly washed vegetables - Major illnesses - Severe reactions to drugs - Exposure to radiation Neither of my parents has allergies and I’ve only just developed them as an adult! Why?

Summary of the BIG PICTURE on allergies Insults to the body (parasites, pollution, heavy metals) cause… Nervous System Reactivity Immune System Reactivity Antibodies: IgA, IgD, IgE, IgG, IgM Thymus HYPER-sensitivity HYPO-sensitivity Active and Hidden Allergies

Immune System Reactivity -B-cells: primarily in the lymph nodes and bone marrow. Create antibodies at first sign of invasion by antigen - T-cells: recognize and change antigens into form easily neutralized by antibodies - Antibodies: called immunoglobulins, are of five general types: IgA, IgD, IgE, IgG, IgM - Whenever an allergen is encountered, sensitized cells release a flood of natural body subtonics  Histamine and Allergy Mediators - Excess of these substances expands blood vessels  causes inflammation (runny nose, itcy eyes, hives, diarrhea, etc.)

Immune System Reactivity (cont.) IgE Mediated Allergy Food Dust Pollen Animal Dander Mold Insect Stings and Bites Non-IgE Mediated Allergy Chemicals Drugs Food Addictions Caffeine Physical Factors (cold, heat, infection, exercise, motion)

1.Sensory nerve fibers conduct messages to and from the spinal cord and brain 2.Insults to the body (parasites, pollution, heavy metals) can cause sensory nerve fibers to become dull. 3.Dulled sensory nerve fibers do not function up to capacity. 4.They can become HYPO- or HYPER-sensitive, causing altered reactivity, or allergies. Nervous System Reactivity

The Gut Connection to Allergies poor salivary production in mouth, which leads to… low HCl secretion in stomach which leads to an… imbalance of pH in small intestine, which leads to… a perfect medium (like a petri dish) for parasites, yeast and pathogens to grow, which in turn leads to… An underfunctioning nervous system leads to… increased gut permeability (large, undigested proteins pass through gut membrane), leading to… altered reactivity to foods (immune system treats undigested proteins as antigens) and poor absorption of nutrients fermentation, which creates…

…and the Allergy Connection to Organ Stress and Pathology poor absorption of nutrients leads to… poor quality of cellular regeneration and repair, leading to… - joint degeneration - weak ligaments - weak endocrine function - weak immune function - impaired detoxification (overburdened liver) - increased stress on nervous system

Symptoms and Sources of Select Food Allergies Diarrhea and Gastric Distress Wheat and gluten-containing foods Oats Barley Rye Raw meats Pineapple juice Citrus juices Milk, Beer Gin Whiskey Migraine Headaches MSG Salt (commercial iodized salt) Cheese (yellow) Chocolate Wheat Coca Cola Ham Milk products Beer Wine Brandy Scotch Caffeine Refined sugar

Symptoms and Sources of Select Food Allergies, cont. Eczema Dairy products Soy products Hives and Itching Chocolate Strawberries Oranges Tomatoes Swelling Honey Egg whites Shellfish Bee stings Sinus and Nasal Congestion Dairy products Meats Chocolate Sauerkraut Wine Beer Asthma All foods mentioned, plus allergies to pollens, grasses, molds Chemical sensitivity

Applied Kinesiology Applied Neurology Chiropractic Non-invasive Desensitization NAET Chiropractic Non-Invasive Desensitization: 4 Integrated Components for Healing Allergies Naturally Nutritional Support and Detoxification

NAET (Nambudripad’s Allergy Elimination Techniques): - NAET was discovered by Dr. Devi S. Nambudripad in NAET is a non-invasive, drug free solution used to eliminate allergies of all types and intensities. - NAET is a blend of selective energy balancing, testing and treatment procedures from acupressure, chiropractic, nutritional, and kinesiological disciplines of medicine. - One allergen is treated at a time. Basic essential nutrients are treated during the first few visits. Chemicals and environmental allergens are treated after completing about ten basic essential nutrients. Each patient’s length of treatment differs based on the health of their immune and nervous systems. NAET Chiropractic Non-invasive Desensitization

Applied Kinesiology (A.K.) - Applied Kinesiology (A.K.) is a system using muscle testing to get feedback on neurological function. - The methodology is concerned primarily with neuromuscular function as it relates to the structural, chemical and mental physiologic regulatory mechanisms. - A.K., which originated within the chiropractic profession, is an approach to clinical practice, with multidisciplinary applications. Applied Kinesiology Chiropractic Non-invasive Desensitization

Applied Neurology: - Applied Neurology is used to reactivate sensory nerve fibers in the central nervous axis. - These dulled nerve fibers can be reactivated to a higher level of integration and normal neurological functioning. Applied Neurology Chiropractic Non-invasive Desensitization

Nutritional Support and Detoxification Nutritional Support and Detoxification Includes: - Enzymes to improve digestion and balance pH - Herbs and nutrients to restore liver function (Phase I and Phase II detoxification pathways) - Omega 3 Fatty Acids to protect cellular membranes while going through detoxification - Low Level Laser therapy to drain toxins from the liver Chiropractic Non-invasive Desensitization

Low Level Laser Therapy The low level laser clears neurological disorganization and helps eliminate allergies by: regenerating nerves draining the lymphatic system draining toxins from organs increasing nutrition to the area increasing oxygenation to the area