Our Allergy Treatment Vs. Conventional Allergy Treatments
THE ADVANCED ALLERGY METHOD IS NEEDLE-FREE, PAIN-FREE, AND LONG-LASTING.
ALLERY RELIEF DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT A COMPARISON
HOW CONVENTIONAL ALLERGY RELIEF MEDICINE TREATS ALLERGIES
At a basic level, an allergic reaction occurs when the immune system recognizes a trigger. This ‘stranger danger’ information is sent to the brain which then uses the nervous system to relay and amplify the fight response at the immune system level.
Conventional allergy relief medicine treats allergies by desensitizing the immune system to the substance that the nervous system has deemed harmful. This is traditionally done by administering a series of small injections of allergic triggers over a long period of time, introducing increasing levels of the allergen into your body to slowly desensitize your immune system to the offending substance.
The difficulty with this approach? This process is potentially very long, slow to gain an average of 30-40% symptom improvement, expensive and sometimes painful.
HOW WE TREAT ALLERGIES
At Advanced Allergy Relief, our no-pain, non-invasive procedure stops allergies in their tracks by retraining the nervous system to stop amplifying and reacting to an immune system that has inappropriate ‘stranger danger’. We have produced a tested and tried noninvasive process that can provide you with the allergy free life you deserve.
DIAGNOSING ALLERGY TRIGGERS
A DIFFERENT – AND BETTER – WAY TO TREAT ALLERGY SYMPTOMS
Once we know what triggers your nervous system, we expose your body to that digital frequency while simultaneously using cold laser therapy to stimulate endorphins and your vagus nerve. This process sends a message to your entire body that it’s time to relax and de-stress. We all need a little positive reinforcement sometimes! When your body sees that it can be in the presence of the allergen without a response from your nervous system, it significantly reduces and often eliminates an allergic reaction allowing you to live an allergy free life.