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TIRED OF ITCHY EYES?
Allergies are due to an overreaction of your immune system to natural substances such as dust, mites, pets, wheat (Glutens), pollens, including ragweed and many other allergens found in the environment and in foods. Most allergy treatments either stop the release of chemicals (antihistamines, nasal sprays) released during the allergy attack or attempt to remove substances from the environment (vacuums, air purifiers or air ducts cleaners). Allerg-Ease created by an MD Immunologist and Chinese Physician works quite differently. The ingredients actually cause the immune system not to over react to the allergen and overtime decrease the severity and number of allergy attacks!
Symptoms of Allergies
- Nasal congestion and possibly clogged ears.
- Mental changes which can include irritability, a slight decrease in attention span, worsened memory, and slower thinking.
- Fatigue and muscle aches. In fact, in some studies, severe and sometimes sudden fatigue is the second most common symptom of an allergic reaction.
- Other common physical symptoms include a decreased sense of smell, clogged ears, sinus headache, or postnasal drip. With severe allergies, dark circles may develop around the eyes.
- Patients with allergies often complain of increased fatigue which decreases as the allergies are controlled.
- The most common signs and symptoms of a true food allergy include hives, itching or eczema abdominal pain, diarrhea, nausea or vomiting.
- Dizziness, lightheadedness or fainting.
Track my Symptoms
We encourage you to use the link for this tool to determine what symptoms you are experiencing and how they improve after 1 month of using Allerg-Ease:
Symptom Score
Quote by Immunologist who developed Allerg-Ease
Utilizing my knowledge of the immune system, I knew that someone with allergies is better off if their immune system stays in a TH1 mode (see below) and with the help of a Chinese Endocrinologist we developed Allerg-Ease. For those of you affected by autoimmune diseases, TH1/TH11 is also very important.
Immune responses which cause the allergic response
Lymphocytes are part of the white blood cell family and consist of T and B varieties. Each T lymphocyte, or T cell, is like a specially trained detective. When specific T cells come into contact with an allergen and it is recognized as foreign, an army of specialized T cells called "helper" cells (actually TH2 cells) are activated, thus releasing chemicals (cytokines) that stimulate B lymphocytes. B lymphocytes produce IgE antibodies that bind to mast cells. When an allergen appears, it binds to the IgE, bridges the receptors on mast cells and causes them to explode releasing their chemicals. Once the IgE is produced, it specifically recognizes the allergen and will recognize it on future exposure. The balance between allergy-promoting TH2 cells and infection-fighting TH1cells has recently been found to be a critical component of our immune system. Whereas allergy reactions involve large numbers of TH2 cells, infections generate an army of TH1 cells, which then release chemicals that help destroy microbes.
Although this appears complicated, an understanding of the different lymphocyte responses is important in treating allergies. Ideally, we would like to respond to an allergen with TH1 lymphocytes and not TH2 lymphocytes, which promote allergic reactions and produce IgE in large amounts. Allergic individuals summon a large number of TH2 cells in response to allergens, whereas non-allergic people do not. Finally, the tendency to develop allergic conditions is thought to be partially inherited from our parents. At birth, there seems to be a balance between the infection-fighting TH1 cells and the allergy-promoting TH2 cells. Current thinking is that allergy develops after birth when a child is exposed to certain substances in the environment. The immune system is stimulated by these exposures so that the scales are now tipped toward the production of allergy-promoting TH2 cells. They are especially tipped toward allergy promotion in individuals that have inherited the genetic tendency from their parents.
Questions & Answers
Q: How is Allerg-Ease different from antihistamines?
A: Allerg-Ease targets the immunologic stage of allergies so that the allergic reaction doesn’t take place. This is different from bandaging the cut, or attempting to cover up the reaction after it has already occurred. Data demonstrates that Allerg-Ease, over time reduces the levels of IgE, the protein in the blood that incites allergic response and increase the levels of T cells that oppose allergic responses.
Q: How long does it take to begin to work?
A: I typically see a change in IgE levels, the protein in the blood that incites allergic response and increases the levels of T cells that oppose allergic responses after a month of use.
Testimonials
Allerg-Ease definitely reduced my symptoms. I rarely need Claritin now.
Joe - Tampa, FL.
The only time my allergies act up is when I forget to take Allerg-Ease for a few days.
David - Fort Lauderdale, FL
Allerg-Ease Ingredients
Serving Size: 2 to 4 capsules daily
Servings per container: 15-30
Amount Per Capsule
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Ginseng root (ren Shen)20%
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100 mg
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Ginko Biloba (bai gao)
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30 mg
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Zizyphus (suan zao ren)
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50 mg
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Mume Fruit (wu mei)
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100 mg
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Licorice root (gan cao)
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50 mg
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Other Ingredients: Whey Protein
Indications
Take 1 to 2 servings daily to calm the response to allergies. Serving Size: 2 tablets / Servings per bottle: 60.
Side Effects
There are no known or reported side effects associated with the use of Allerg-Ease when used as directed.
Indications
Take 1 to 2 servings daily to calm the response to allergies. Serving Size: 2 tablets / Servings per bottle: 60.
Interactions
This product has no known interaction with any prescription or over-the-counter medications, however, it is our policy and as a precautionary measure to suggest that you speak to your prescribing doctor about using this product in conjunction with any prescription medications and before starting any nutritional program.
Adverse Reactions
If you experience allergic or adverse reactions stop and seek emergency assistance if necessary.
Cautions
These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. The FDA does not approve or disapprove over-the-counter supplements and Allerg-Ease is not meant to diagnose, treat, or prevent any clinical disease. Consult with your doctor before starting any supplemental or nutritional program. Not to be used in children or pregnant women.
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