[nagdu] Yeast

[Raven Tolliver]

Feeding the same foods might not cause allergies. But if someone or
their dog is experiencing allergies, it's definitely food-related,
even if it's environmental allergies. This is because consuming a diet
high in anti-inflammatory foods reduces the body's inflammatory
response, even to environmental stimuli, allowing the body to have a
higher tolerance to environmental irritants.

Also, allergies are not the only inflammatory conditions that are
linked to food. All disease and disorder is a result of inflammation
or nutrient imbalance. Whether it's diabetes, Alzheimer's, dementia,
cancer, allergies, liver disease, auto-immune conditions, bipolar
disorder, epilepsy, you name it. All of those diseases can be reversed
or mitigated with dietary and lifestyle changes. It's a bold claim,
but I make it because it's true. Food is medicinal. Many of the
chemicals that are the active ingredients in pills are derived from
foods.
-- 
Raven
Founder of 1AM Editing & Research
www.1am-editing.com

You are valuable because of your potential, not because of what you
have or what you do.

Naturally-reared guide dogs
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On 9/12/15, Debby Phillips via nagdu <nagdu at nfbnet.org> wrote:
> Allergies are interesting, but complex, whether in humans or
> dogs.  It is possible for both to "outgrow" an allergy, and
> feeding the same food does not necessarily cause allergies.  Many
> of us have fed the same food to our dogs for years with no ill
> effect.
>
> On the human front, back in the 90's, I was diagnosed with
> allergies to dog, mold, dust mites, smut (which is something corn
> produces, though I wasn't allergic to corn itself.  I got shots,
> mainly because of the dog allergy.  About four years ago, I was
> having some lung issues and they tested me for allergies again.
> This time they used a blood test instead of the little skin
> pricks.  When the blood test came back, I had no allergies.  So
> just goes to show that you never know for sure.  I do know that
> I'm still sensitive to some this-so, like I can taste mold on
> cheese and it grosses me out so much that if I even get the hint
> of mold, I can't eat the cheese.  I also know that sometimes
> after hugging Lamar and Nova and burying my face in their hair, I
> feel a little itchy.  So I don't know if allergies in humans and
> dogs can come back or not.  I can bury my face in our cat, like
> to hold him and cuddle him and no problem at all.  No itchy nose,
> or anything.  Maybe we should try guide cats.  Lol.    Debby and
> Nova
>
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