Showing posts with label Brain Allergies: Is this your Child?. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Brain Allergies: Is this your Child?. Show all posts

Monday, September 26, 2011

NOSK nose air filters

In reading Doris Rapp's  Brain Allergies: Is this your child? I have come to the conclusion that I am allergic to many things. I will pick up my food sensitivities test tomorrow. But I already realize that dust plays a part of the situation now as well. Probably pollen as well. I have not been tested for these as yet, but red burning eyes, and runny nose tell the tell.
So I have ordered a product from NOSK. It is a filter that fits up the nasal passages and blocks some, but not all of the allergens. But it is a great product if one does not expect a total cure. It is comfortable, and can be rinsed and cleaned and dried to use again. Cost with express delivery is about 40 USD, nosknose.com Trapping all allergens from the air is hard. I tried to stuff a small sliver of cello foam up the nostrils to see if that would work for the mold. It did, but it was very difficult to breathe. But it did work. The small openings in the cello sponge trapped the allergens, but I could not breathe well when breathing out. In was hard enough, out was almost impossible.

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Friday, August 26, 2011

More foods causing Problems

I am still using the chelator DMSA. I have the research that tells me that it is probable that my allergy problems and heavy metal problems could indeed be related. Once the levels of heavy metals go down then the body has a chance to start healing itself of the allergies that are stymieing it. At least get them to the point that they bother me less. I have hopes for this as noted in previous entries.
What I have been noticing since I have been reading Brain Allergies: Is this your Child? by Doris Rapp, is that yes indeed, most symptoms listed in the book are occurring to me and are attached to food, or environmental factors. I noticed some things that initially frightened me. More foods seemed to be causing the symptoms than I had noted before. But when I contemplated this, it only made more sense. I found that rice and chicken could be added to the "allergic to" list. But this only made sense since every time I ate these foods in the past I did indeed have problems. But rice? and chicken? But I tested it and yes indeed the depression and other symptoms did reoccur when the foods were eaten several different times.