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EPISODE · May 16, 2015 · 56 MIN

ALLERGIES: NOTHING TO SNEEZE AT

from The Voice of Health with Dr. Robert Prather · host The Voice of Health

It's that time of year, when 1-in-5 of us suffer from allergy symptoms. In this episode, discover:--The difference between allergies and sinus congestion (which 1-in-3 have).--The role of the liver in sinus congestion (and why it has to be treated in cases where the patient tests negative for allergies).--How acupuncture (even non-needle options!) can provide "immediate relief" from allergy symptoms.--The 100% success rate chiropractic adjustments on sinuses have in providing relief.--The safer, less-invasive approach homeopathy provides instead of allergy shots (with no side-effects and no risk).--Why Dr. Prather practices an individualized approach to health care and how he identifies which approach is right for the patient.--How a stronger immune system leads to fewer allergies (and how to repair your immune system).--The connection between the gut (which is 80% of your immune system) and allergies.--How parasites are a root cause of almost all adult-onset asthma (and in many children, too).--How an improperly-functioning liver (which most people have) can cause sinusitis.www.TheVoiceOfHealthRadio.com

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