1. Seasonal Allergies Reviewing Physiology Issues with Common
Allergy Treatments
Allergy Protocols
Purification Program
Q&A

2. Allergies An Immune System response involving unusual sensitivity
to the action of various “environmental stimuli”

3. Seasonal Allergies: Two Roots
Episodic
Triggered by specific allergens
(Pollen, Mold, Dander, etc)
Seasonal Allergies: Two Roots
Episodic: Triggered by specific allergens, pollens, molds, animal dander, etc.
Genetic Predisposition.
Genetic Predisposition

4. Histamine Response, Bronchitis
Watery & Itchy
Nose, Eyes, & Throat
Histamine Response, Bronchitis
Asthma, & Sinusitis
Hyper-sensitivities (i.e. Rashes)

5. Why the Strong Reaction?
Imbalances in the immune system
Improper T-helper cell to
T-suppressor cell ratio
Sluggish T-suppressor activity

6. Pharmaceutical Glucocorticoids
Overrides immune system to reduce
histamine production
Offers no direct immune system support
Riddled with
toxic side effects

7. Anti-Histamine Side Effects
Headache, fatigue, dry mouth, thirst, dry nose or hoarseness may occur. These effects should lessen as your body adjusts to the medication. If any of these effects persist or worsen, notify your doctor or pharmacist promptly. Tell your doctor immediately if any of these unlikely but serious side effects occur: nervousness, rapid or pounding heartbeat, unusual weakness, stomach pain, dizziness, diarrhea, wheezing, increased physical activity. Loratadine does not usually cause drowsiness when used at recommended doses and under normal circumstances. However, be sure of the drug's effects before engaging in activities that require alertness, such as driving or using machinery. A serious allergic reaction to this drug is unlikely, but seek immediate medical attention if it occurs. Symptoms of a serious allergic reaction include: rash, itching, swelling, severe dizziness, trouble breathing. If you notice other effects not listed above, contact your doctor or pharmacist.
*21 listed side effects*

8. Allergy Protocols Mild/Moderate Moderate/Severe Adjunctive Support
Pre-Allergy Season Support
Symptom Support
Adjunctive Support
Secondary Conditions
Sinusitis/Sinus Infection
Bronchitis
Asthma
For children, reduce dosage ½ - ¼

9. Mild to Moderate Allergies
Begin 1-2 weeks before allergy season and continue throughout
Allerplex
2 tablets 3-4x/day
Antronex
1 tablet 4-6x/day

10. Moderate to Severe Allergies Pre-Allergy Season Support
Begin 1-2 weeks before allergy season and continue throughout
Albizia Complex
1-2 tablets 3-4x/day
Antronex
1 tablet 4-6x/day
Thymex
1 tablet 3x/day with meals

11. Moderate to Severe Allergies Symptom Support
Begin during allergy season and continue throughout
Boswellia Complex
2 tablets 3x/day
Euphrasia Complex
1 tablet 4-6x/day

12. Adjunctive Support Drenamin Fen-Gre Chewable Congaplex
Adrenal Support
Drenamin
1-3 tablets per meal or as directed
Fen-Gre
3 capsules/meal w/ full glass of water
For children:
Chewable Congaplex
1-3 tablets per meal or as directed

13. Sinusitis/Sinus Infection
Secondary Conditions
Sinusitis/Sinus Infection
Andrographis Complex
1-2 tablets 3-4x/day
Golden Seal 500mg
1 tablet 2-3x/day

14. Secondary Conditions Andrographis Complex Broncafect Pneumotrophin
Acute Bronchitis
Andrographis Complex
1-2 tablets 3-4x/day
Broncafect
2 tablets 3-4x/day
Pneumotrophin
1 tablet 3x/day

15. Do not use in place of broncho-dilators
Secondary Conditions
Asthma
PulmaCo
1 tablet 3x/day
Do not use in place of broncho-dilators

16. Long-Term Allergy Management
Reduces overall response to allergens while:
Aiding the body’s reduction of the toxic and antigenic load
Improving clearing toxins from the body
Strengthening constitution

17. Long-Term Allergy Management
Factors that contribute to overall allergenic and toxic load
Diet
Hidden food allergies/sensitivities
Environmental toxins
Stress
Others

18. Cleansing/Purification
This three-week program helps to:
Reduce toxic load in your body
Improve organ/gland function, energy, and overall health

19. Seasonal Allergies
Q&A