What allergens can be treated?

Allergens are categorized in the following groups:
1) Contactant
2) Inhalant
3) Ingestant
4) Injectant

AAT can treat any substance or stimulus that causes a negative reaction, including:

:: Shellfish
:: Fruit
:: Berries
:: Eggs
:: Grains
:: Dairy
:: Coffee
:: Chocolate
:: Wine
:: Beer
:: Pollens
:: Trees
:: Grasses
:: Weeds
:: Flowers
:: Dust, Dust Mites
:: Animal Dander
:: Fabrics, Upholstery, Plastics
:: Detergents, Cleaning agents
:: Chemicals, Latex
:: Perfumes
:: Herbal Remedies
:: Nutritional Supplements
:: Fungus
:: Molds
:: Woods, Metals
:: Stinging insects
:: Sunlight, Heat
:: Salicylates


WHAT ALLERGIES CANNOT BE TREATED AND WHY?

The treatments can only address conditions caused by inappropriate reactions to harmless substance or stimuli. For instance, if you ingested a poison and you became violently ill, that would be considered an appropriate reaction. If your condition involves pathogens like bacteria, viruses or parasites, the treatment will not be able to affect such cases. AAT cannot treat lactose intolerance. If the symptoms are related to an allergy to milk or other dairy products, the treatment can be extremely effective. However, lactose intolerance is not an allergy. It is the inability to digest lactose, the major sugar found in milk. The condition is caused by the deficiency of the enzyme lactase, which is produced by the cells of the lining of the small intestine. Lactose intolerance is often confused with dairy allergies because the symptoms are similar, yet they are unrelated. However, the two conditions can occur together and in such cases, the treatment can offer partial benefit.


At Allergy Relief Centers we do NOT treat anaphylaxis cases.

 

 

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