Asthma can be caused by weakened immune system or by factors such as food allergies, lack of digestive enzymes, stress, candida, chemicals, pollution, cold air and exercise. Relaxing bronchial muscles, strengthening the immune system, thinning the mucus lining, and adding digestive enzymes can help keep asthma from recurring. A food allergy is a signal of the body's inability to digest protein, starch, bacteria, sugar, fat or other element in food. The cause is the lack of digestive secretions and the subsequent buildup of allergens in the small intestine. Allergies have sometimes been associated with eating one type of food too often, such as wheat.
Histamines can cause swelling in the intestines, joints, lungs, sinus and skin.
Airborne allergies create an inflammation and congestion of the sinus and nasal passage, but can also cause inflammation of skin, lungs and even joints. It is the inflammation from the allergic inflammatory response and the mucus production from the food and airborne allergies that is the root cause of most ear, nose and throat infections. Click below to speak to a live representative. Your computer must have a microphone and sound card for a proper connection.