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hiker53
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Just wanted to say that you if take allergie-immun for food sensitivities I have found it does not work. I did blood allergy testing in 2004, 2008, and last month.

I did two years of allergie-immun beginning in 2009 and none of my food sensitivities have gone away.

I am not sure how accurate IGg blood allergy testing is as I know it is controversial, but the number of food sensitivities was very low in 2004 and very high in 2008 and last month. I used the same company each time.

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Judie
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Thanks for letting everyone know.

Personally, I've had no help when I've tried energetic healing.

I wasted a lot of money and time on treatments that were suppose to help.

Sorry, you went through this too.

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I have found great help from energy healing and have regained my health, but I feel I got nothing from Allergie Immun.

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I too feel that Allergie-Immun achieved nothing for me.
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We are seeing food allergies go away with parasite treatment.
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bummer about the Allergie-Immune. I wasted A LOT of money on that.
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Actually I have seen a lot of help through energy healing, too--just not Allergie-Immun.

My food sensitivities have not improved with parasite treatment, either. They are not the regular food allergies when you get hives or have trouble breathing. And most of the ones that show positive on my IgG blood test don't seem to bother me at all, so I am not sure how accurate the IgG test is.

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Bummer. Thank you for posting this Hiker.

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So far, I did 3 rounds of AIs. Today I have sent them my 4th saliva sample.

Before doing the first 2 rounds my regulation was blocked (energy testing) and after few days on drops it opened and stayed open for few weeks. After 3 round it stayed open ever since.

So I can say AI is definitely doing something to the body. Just unblocking blocked regulation is a BIG one already, it puts the body in the healing mode.

But unfortunately, like with other energetic therapies-if you don't test energetically you will not see it.

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I do test energetically and allergie-immun did nothing for me. This is my experience, but may not be the experience of others.

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I'm glad you are sharing your experience with it. Sad to hear that it was a total waste of time/money.

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I feel the AI helped me a lot. I feel I benefited most from it in helping detox bad substances. Many times taking the drops triggered very significant detoxes.
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Wow, I'm glad to hear that Anuta and Michael, thank you for posting. It must be different for everyone.

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If you are having a lot of food allergies show up on testing then chances are you are dealing with leaky gut. These are not all true allergies just that due to the leaky gut your body is reacting to them. Once you heal your gut they should decrease.
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"If you are having a lot of food allergies show up on testing then chances are you are dealing with leaky gut. These are not all true allergies just that due to the leaky gut your body is reacting to them. Once you heal your gut they should decrease."

That was my experience. A CDSA test ran by an ND helped sort it out.

I thought I had food allergies/sensitivities for 2 years and did energy healing.

My body just declined and I lost 1/3 of my body weight.

After the CDSA test, we determined what was wrong with my gut. I was better in 2 weeks and eating whatever I wanted. No allergies or sensitivities at all and I healed fast with the right diagnosis.

Info on the CDSA test:

http://www.food-allergy.org/root3.html

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Judie,

What did you do to heal your gut?

I have done multiple parasite treatments and killed overgrowth of candida, as well.

I use a good probiotic and supplement with sacc. boulardii as needed.

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My suspicion is that AI works well for IgE-mediated ("classic" immediate type) allergies, because it may create competing IgG antibodies.

So if one has a lot of IgG-driven allergies, then AI would not help, or may even make the reactions worse.

I think the only thing that helps the IgG allergies is avoidance for 6-12 months (or more) and cleaning up any fungal/parasite infections, followed by intense gut healing (marshmallow root, slippery elm bark, DGL, etc.).

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I have avoided some of my IgG driven food sensitivities for over 4 years. No change. I have treated parasites, candida etc.

Not sure what to do next.

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Have you ever gone to an Allergy specialist MD for testing? They do a scratch test of all the different foods, pollens, ect. Then they give you shots to build up your immunity to the things that you are sensitive to.
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Allergy shots don't treat IgG allergies, they only treat IgE allergies.

May find help from NAET for IgG allergies, but this didn't work for me because in my opinion, Lyme/coinfections prevented my immune system from "learning" tolerance...

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I have gone to several allergist specialist for the scratch testing and nothing shows up.

The blood test shows IgG, but it may not be accurate.

Just frustrated right now.

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I took a couple blood tests some years back, I don't recall if it was IGG or what, but, same company, couple years later, many many things changed from one test to the next, no relation to what I had ever eaten, or eaten frequently, or treated with NAET, etc. Bunch of hooey it seemed to me. I later heard some speculate these tests can be inaccurate because there can be a mold allergy, and the molds on the various plant samples they can use can vary. So, they can end up showing what molds you react to, except that is random, and they label it by the foods...
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