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Allergie can be helped

MoonShadow by MoonShadow Speaking(June 2006) (rank 500+)
I too, like many others have very bad allergies, what I call the works,the only thing I dont seam to be allergic to are animals, and I dont have food allergies, but,
2 of my 3 children do, my daughter is so allergic to poison Ivy,when it germanates or polenates,
she breaks out, we would use an oatmean bath, put oatmeal in a stocking with warm water bath, this also helped her Egzama, and we used Benadril, my son is allergic to insect bite, he also gets benadril, hydraquatazone, and lots of water for both to help flush out the toxins in there skin,
While they were both babies we found out they are allergic to milk, so we tryed, Soy Milk, or Goat Milk, they like goat milk the best, and its good for many other reasons....

I hope this helps or gives you some ideas
Blessings**

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exquisite-flower
January 2007 | exquisite-flower
Very True
Many allergies can be helped by 'natural therapies' or even just a change in diet that can help reduce/limit the affect of the allergy.  This is also true of some medical conditions. 

If you think that maybe this could be good for you Readers Digest (amongst other palces) have put out a book a few years ago called 'Foods that harm and foods that heal' .  And if you are really serious do thisin conjunction with speaking to a dietician or nutritionist.  Some work privately and are relatively affordable.
Peace
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