Allergies:
Why Do You Have Them?
By Dina Giolitto
Summary: See allergies from a totally different perspective.
Instead of thinking it's a normal problem that most people have, consider
that it may be a problem associated with our modern lifestyles and even who
we've become. Huh, come again? Our bodies are treating natural components of
the environment and rejecting them. Why? According to the author, it's
because our bodies are so used to anti-biotics, anti-bacterials, and anti-fungals
that our immune systems are attacking harmless and natural parts of the
environment (manifesting in things such as sneezing and allergies), to the
point where our immune systems are weakened from warding off the real
dangers such as harmful bacteria, parasites, and viruses. What happens when
serious threats like germs and cancers come and your immune system is too
weak to fight it off? The point the author is trying to make is don't use
too many medicines if possible, and start realizing that allergies are a
byproduct of modern life and that this problem didn't exist prior to
advanced medicines.
Next time you reach for your Claritin, think about this:
Allergies are totally abnormal. Sure, tons of people have them. Probably
most of the planet is sneezing, wheezing and itching right now. But why?
You're allergic to cats. They lick you, your arm gets a rash. Your eyes
swell up. What the heck is that all about?
Allergies are symptoms that occur when the immune system perceives that it's
being attacked by a harmful invader which is actually an innocuous
substance. Such a substance might be dust, pollen, ragweed, mold, cat or dog
dander, peanuts... anything, really. For some bizarre reason, your body has
decided to exhaust its precious cellular functions fighting enemies that do
not exist.
If you think about that for a while, it may seem rather preposterous. The
very necessary elements that make up our environment - that balance our
ecosystem and promote life on our planet - are being rejected by your body.
So what happens when a real enemy, such as a harmful bacteria, parasite, or
virus, invades your system? NOTHING. Your exhausted, allergy-ravaged immune
system will be sluggish in its attempt to ward off such offenders. Your body
will not be able to fight real disease.
The reason you have allergies is because your immune system is functioning
backwards. People who inherit allergies have a malfunction in the cellular
makeup of their lymphatic system. Your cells are attacking things that do
not pose a risk to your body, wearing themselves out, and consequently not
able to defend themselves against real threats like germs and cancer.
Ever have an allergy attack, and feel incredibly fatigued afterward? There's
a reason why that happens. Your immune system is in a sorry state. Your
adrenal glands are working overtime fighting nothing. Every time your body
perceives a threat that isn't there, it releases histamines and your
adrenaline races... only to poop out hours later. This happens over and over
and can only mean really bad things for your body. Your glandular system -
that's the adrenal glands, the thyroid, the pituitary, the pineal, will be
rendered incapacitated.
Know what happens when your glands don't work? Your body can't detoxify
itself. Poisons collect in your fat cells, and you get fatter. You feel
tired all the time. You develop odd maladies of all sorts. You develop
digestive trouble. Your hormones don't function correctly. You can't think
at times, and may even feel anxious or depressed. This is all due to the
malfunction of your cells.
Why does this happen? Why do we just shrug our shoulders and accept
allergies as a normal circumstance of life? There could be nothing less
normal. Do you think that the cavemen had a sneezing attack after the hunt
because they were allergic to the woolly mammoth? Hell no. Can you imagine
your grandpa, fighting in Vietnam, with a runny nose and itchy watery eyes
from his sensitivity to the jungle foliage? Certainly not! Can you picture
your cat being allergic to YOU? Animals don't get allergies! Or do they.
Animals with allergies... yes, it's true. When did this happen, but more
importantly, WHY?
I'm pretty sure that four or five generations ago, the world wasn't allergic
to itself like it is now. Why is that? It's because the world wasn't on
antibiotics, anti-bacterials and anti-fungals. That's the truth of why our
bodies are functioning inside-out. The chemicals man invented to ward off
bacteria, viruses, parasites, fungus, and especially insects, are causing
those germs to mutate into stronger forms, while rendering our bodies
incapable of defending themselves on their own.
Humans are supposed to live in harmony with the creatures of this planet.
Not just the cute ones like the kitties and puppies, but the ugly and
annoying critters, too. Bacteria and parasites are there to decompose dead
matter and complete the cycle of life. In attempting to eradicate the earth
of them, we're doing ourselves and our planet an incredible injustice.
What can you do for your future generations, to keep people from
weakening themselves with artificial means of germ control and ultimately
putting a premature end to the human race?
1. Stop spraying your gardens, homes and offices with pesticides. Has
anyone ever told you that pesticides are NERVE GAS, in that they attack the
nervous systems of bugs and pests, bringing them an ugly death where the
organic functions of their bodies just collapse? Guess what, traces of those
pesticides are going into your tomatoes and cucumbers and collecting in your
fat cells, where you body can't rid of them because of its weakened state of
immunity. Would you nerve gas your baby's nursery? Heck no. Then why did you
set off that bug bomb last spring?
2. Stop buying antibacterial and antifungal cleaning and personal hygiene
products. Your grandma didn't use this stuff and she lived through what,
the plague? Seriously: can you honestly say that you or your children were
any less sick than before you started using antibacterials? Of course you
can't. These products are extremely damaging to the evironment, and will
actually cause germs to grow more powerful. Did you know that the active
ingredient in antibacterial soap is classified as a pesticide? Remember what
I just told you about pesticides? Believe it.
3. Stop taking antibiotics. When you get a cold or sore throat, do you
run to the doctor and beg for an antibiotic? Why do you do that?? If
your cold went away once you started taking the medicine, it might be
because it had been four days anyway and the illness had run its course. It
had NOTHING to do with the antibiotic. Antibiotics fight bacteria. Most
colds and flus are viral. Despite the widespread knowledge that overuse of
antibiotics mutates bacteria into more powerful forms, folks still run out
for their penicillin at the first sign of a sniffle. Wake up and see the
problem here!
4. Stop eating overly processed food. Processed food... it's such a
cliche term now, that most people don't even think about what the words
mean. Processed food is rendered food... that's where factories use
artificial means to separate the water from the solids, subject it to
extremely high temperatures until it's devoid of nutritional value, add
preservatives, artificial colors and flavors and then package it into things
like instant soup, processed cheese slices, lunch meat, hot dogs, fruit
roll-ups, and all kinds of grotesque items we mistakenly refer to as "food."
How can you possible fortify, energize, repair and revitalize your body with
something that's been biologically broken down and given an extended shelf
life? How can you give LIFE by administering something that's clearly DEAD?
5. Stop running to the doctor for prescriptions you don't need. Every
medicine that your doctor prescribes is used to mask symptoms that would be
better treated using holistic means of boosting the body's immune function.
Furthermore, all of the tests scientists run on these drugs are
inconclusive. "Some of the rats died in the experiment, some had mutated
babies... we don't know what that means to humans, probably nothing." Wake
up and believe it. Five years from now when your dear dad passes away from
cancer, it will probably be from that cholesterol-lowering drug that the
good doctor had him on for the last fifteen years. No one will dare say or
think it, but that will be why.
What do you think happens to the offspring of beings that house dangerous
trace chemicals in their cellular makeup? They MUTATE and develop genetic
anomalies. Like ALLERGIES. Yesterday, it was a sniffle. Today it's hormone
imbalances and clinical depression. Tomorrow, who knows. Humans are
manipulating their environments, and yes it's coming back around to them.
We're far worse in the long run for what we try to quick-fix the wrong way
today.
Wake up, world. If you care about the future of your children and your
children's children, you'll become better informed about our planet and what
you can do to preserve life on it. Next time you sneeze, I want you to
remember what I've said.
Copyright 2005 Dina Giolitto. All rights reserved.
About The Author: Dina Giolitto is a New-Jersey based
Copywriting Consultant with ten years of industry experience. Her
current focus is web content and web marketing for a multitude of
products and services although the bulk of her experience lies in retail
for big-name companies like Toys"R"Us. Visit
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