May 12, 2022
Podcast Intro:
Many households struggle with allergies. Others seem to have no problem being in the outside world where there is a risk of having allergic reactions. But why is it that other people have allergies while others don’t?
With life-changing innovations in the medical industry, almost every allergy can be treated right away. But there are also side effects. In today’s episode, Cate is going to share how to get rid of allergies fast.
What you’ll get out of tuning in:
- What is the root cause of allergies?
- How can you get rid of your allergies fast?
- Why do you need to be concerned about chronic diseases?
- What’s the importance of knowing the nature of your microbiome health?
- What are the important lifestyle changes needed to be made by the whole family?
- How do different medical traditions look at allergies?
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Highlights:
- Cate shared her experience of having allergies when she was seven years old
- Cate tells about her son who also had allergies when he is four years old
- Cate says that Ayurveda will help you to know how the root cause of your allergies may be quite different than the root cause of someone else's allergies.
- Cate shares her thoughts on immunotherapy and allergy shots
Timestamps:
- [01:55] The Issue with Allergies
- [08:32] How the Sinuses help fight Allergies
- [12:35] How to Decrease Chronic Inflammation
- [14:47] The Reason we are Reactant to Allergens
- [18:26] Allergies in Different Households
- [19:17] Finding the Root of Allergies
- [25:32] How Different Medicines React to Allergies
- [28:41] Cate’s Thoughts on Medicine that Reduces Histamine Surge in Allergies
- [33:41] Food Allergies
- [35:27] Immunotherapy and Allergy Shots
- [39:57] The Causes of Side Effects from Allergy Medicines
Quotes:
- “Allergy medicines don't actually lower our allostatic load. If anything, they increase oxidative stress because they're naturally more acidic in our physiology. Many of the antihistamines will also have side effects that let us know that there's actually an increase in load on our system. Side effects might be drowsiness, dry mouth, blurred vision, or headaches.”
- “If we don't have fermented foods and enough fiber in our diet for the microbiome and the colon to thrive on, what happens is our oxidative stress starts to happen cellularly in the digestive tract first. Allergies are complicated. But you want to get to the root cause of it. When you do, you get all these side benefits instead of having all these side effects.”
- “The longer you do intermittent fasting, the more you can break all food combining rules. But if you have allergies or autoimmune conditions, you have to nurture your digestion and pay attention to food. Combining these basic rules of food combining can be a total game-changer.”
- “The body's super intelligent. It's hyperreactive to the environment with allergies. What it's trying to do is try to flush out some of the inflammation. It's trying to enter deeper levels of hydration and flow. When we take the anti-histamine, it actually disrupts the body's natural response to flushing out the allergen and also flushing out the inflammatory response.”