Food Allergies: Assault on the Immune System

Do you know that the most common symptom of allergic reaction is fatigue? Or that food allergies are the number one cause of asthma, skin conditions, and migraine headaches?

Allergies are not only itchy eyes, runny noses, and sinus congestion. Allergens are any substance that assaults and suppresses the immune system and its proper function. Allergies get triggered when a threshold of allergens in the body has been crossed. Allergens work cumulatively, and the accumulation of several factors can make you cross the threshold and show symptoms openly.

Causes of Food Allergies:

Candida	Nutritional Imbalances	Toxic Load
Parasites	Malabsorption	Heredity (e.g., Native Americans have a "tendency" toward dairy allergies).
Hormonal Imbalance	Weakened Immune Symptom	Congenital (weakness passed on from ancestors)

Over time, allergies slowly weaken the immune system so the body cannot defend itself against yeast, bacteria, and viruses. Chronic diseases can slowly develop due to lowered resistance.

Symptoms of Food Allergies:

Fatigue	Brain Fog	Sinus/Ear Infections	Blood Sugar Imbalances
Migraines	Depression	Neck/Back Pain	Ringing in the Ears
Bed Wetting	Irritability	Skin Rashes	Joint Problems
Hives	PMS	Indigestion	Gall Bladder Problems
Gas / Bloating	Colitis/Diverticulitis

Allergies are like an alarm when a house is on fire. Something is drastically wrong. Get help!