As I help more people eliminate a wide variety of health symptoms, it has become clear to me that two people with the same symptom may be reacting to very different allergens, and need very different remedies. For example, patients suffering with a skin rash or eczema may be sensitive to dairy, wheat, other foods, household chemicals, prescription drugs, or an animal. While one person’s skin rash may look identical to that of another person, this does not mean that their suffering has the same cause or solution.
This may be confusing to people because the western medical system is focused on the symptom containing the key to the correct remedy. While pharmaceutical drugs can certainly cause physiological changes to suppress a particular symptom, symptom suppression and healing are two different outcomes.
To add to the confusion, the western medical system creates names for diseases based on a set of symptoms. This implies that people with this “diagnosis” have a shared experience of exposure to the origin of the disease, the cycle of the symptoms and are searching for the same remedy. Since people may respond very differently to a particular treatment this is evidently not the case.
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It seems that a symptom may reflect an individual’s health weakness. An asthma sufferer may develop tightness in breathing when stressed. Stress can be triggered by a variety of stimuli like foods, airborne particles or even difficult circumstances. Nevertheless, one person may develop asthma when exposed to stress while another develops a skin rash and a third digestive symptoms.
To learn more about how we retrain our bodies to respond normally to allergens and sensitivities, visit my website www.allergyreliefclinics.com or call our office and speak to Russell 415.515.7653.
