ALLERGY DROP SOLUTIONS

Welcome to our website, where it is hoped you will find a solution for your airborne and chronic food allergy problems.

Your chronic perennial health problems may be from chronic delayed food allergies, or food sensitivities, which can cause fatigue, night time nasal blockage, persistent runny and itchy nose, chronic throat clearing, migraine and common headache, dark circles under the eyes, repeated sneezing, sinus and ear infections, skin itching and hives, cough and wheezing, intermittent tinnitus and hearing loss, hyperactivity, mood changes, abdominal bloating, irritable bowel, joint pains, and other problems.

The most common foods responsible for producing these chronic symptoms include milk, wheat, corn, egg, yeast and soy. To see if one or more foods in your diet is causing your problems, you may want to read about the elimination diet and the rotation diet, and learn about sub-lingual testing and treatment using an allergy drop solution placed under the tongue. You will learn about the Shea Solution (Patent Pending) for chronic food allergies, which may begin to provide relief of symptoms in as soon as 2 weeks.

You will also learn about airborne allergies, which can cause nasal blockage, itchy runny nose, and eye itching, and sometimes, seasonal asthma. Common causes include grass allergy, ragweed allergy, and cedar allergy, as well as animal dander such as cat allergy, mold allergy and house dust mite allergy. Your seasonal allergy (hay fever) symptoms can be relieved within several months, using sublingual allergy drops.

You will find information from the World Health Organization, stating that treatment with allergy drops, called sublingual immunotherapy (SLIT), is a viable alternative to allergy shots, called subcutaneous immunotherapy (SCIT). You will see references to studies on the safety and effectiveness of allergy drops. Sublingual Immunotherapy is method of allergy treatment that uses an allergen solution given under the tongue, which over the course of treatment, reduces sensitivity to allergens. Sublingual immunotherapy, or SLIT, has a very good safety profile and is given at home in adults and children.

You will find that this office follows the first rule of medicine, “Primum Non Nocere”, Latin for “First Do No Harm”. We recommend allergy drops over allergy shots because there have been no fatal reactions from use of the allergy drop solution for sublingual immunotherapy.