Sherry Rogers on Chemical Sensitivities

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Sherry Rogers on Chemical Sensitivities

KathyB
 

These are a few points from Sherri Rogers book  on Chemical Sensitivity.  The body needs magnesium & zinc to metabolize chemicals.
If C & E are deficient defenses are week. A cold handshake shows mag. deficiency.

Of
 course no wheat or milk lessens  nasal & chest congestion.
Fermented foods cheese, vinegar, catsup, mustard, salad dressings, etc.  cause fatigue &
depression.

Nightshades cause inflammation & pain.

What appears to be a
chemical sensitivity is really a mold/dust allergy. Most are low in at
least one or all of these:  zinc, selenium, molybdenum, chromium,
copper, mag. & thiamine.

Chromium & carnatine deficiency tests in those  fatigued craving sweets.

  Taurine is commonly deficient. Because
it's made from
 cysteine, a component of glutathione.  Glycine is  important in detoxing
toluene from paints, zylene from carpet glues, benzene from  gas, room
deodorizers, etc. Not enough taurine can cause seizures.

 B-12  trials as an answer for many.

Margarine's from trans fatty & hydrogenated acids of corn leave cell membranes defective & essential fatty acids must be replaced for proper cell function to return. A change in diteray oil can save hundreds of dollars in expensive tests.

Bowl flora, immuneglobulin, hormone, magnesium loading for chronic fatigue
 T & B cell measurements in severely damaged patients, ris recorder analysis (Rea 92)
Blold & urine for pesticides & zenbiotics off gas from them, the body didn't metabolize,
 ( can be cleared)

If
 someone picks up chemicals at work, etc. they may get a flare-up
of any old injury,  (even cancer in several years), or a heart attack.


 Food allergy testing. When removal of irritant is not enough, correct nutrient deficiencies, get
injections for molds & inhalants to overcome the allergy, (quotes Dr. Rea studies)
diet, control environment exposures.

Kathy



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