
Children need help during allergy season difficult
While other children enjoyed the summer with his grandparents, Neil Adams was in the emergency room, once again struggling to breathe. Neil was no possibility of visiting the farm of his grandfather, had asthma and a severe allergy to horses.
For children like Neil, summer heralds the start of another season of sneezing, wheezing and itching, along with the unpleasant side effects of medicines for millions cost of $ parent.
"If Neil is about a horse that would explode in seconds.'d Have him running home for a shower hot water, drugs and the rest, "said Neil's mother Judy Adams." But Neil loved horses, he wanted to spend time on the farm and learn to walk. "
By the time Neil had two years and was on allergy medication and two inhalers. His breathing was the focus of the entire family. Asthma-reaching epidemic proportions in children under five years, and affect allergies, 40 to 50 million in the U.S., Neil is not the only one that has been so affected.
"Neil got nervous and out of control at home and at school," continued Mrs. Adams. "The teachers wanted to put on Ritalin and members of the family had no patience with him. I had to explain that it was only reacting to the medication and then show the list of side effects!
According to a recent survey 71 percent of teachers say they are seeing more children with health problems than ever before. Parents are confused because their children seem to remember things as clearly as before and behavioral problems such as Neil are increasingly common.
According to Doris J. Rapp, MD, a leading specialist Environmental Medicine, our environment is causing a growing number of children who become ill. It is estimated that more than 40 million people have some type of disease environment due to allergic or toxic reactions to various substances in the environment.
Air, food, water, contaminated homes and schools more than seventy thousand chemicals, and when these toxins enter the body, the intensity of the reaction can range from mild to very severe.
In his book Clear Body Clear Mind, the investigation of L. Ronald Hubbard discovery shows that the pollutants and toxins are stored in fatty tissue of the body for long periods of time, and this has an effect on our physical and mental health.
"I had tried everything with Neil," said Mrs. Adams. "The traditional medicine, homeopathy and chiropractic, nothing helped. Then I found the program described in Clear Body Clear Mind, and made sense. "
As soon as she could, Mrs. Neil Adams put through the program detailed in the book. "Neil has not had an asthma attack since then," he said with relief. "It Three years have passed since making the program and nearly all his allergies have been alleviated. "
Although the program makes no medical claims and benefits vary from person to person, has suffered twelve independent scientific studies documenting its safety and efficacy. It is a carefully balanced combination of moderate exercise vitamins and mineral supplements aerobic and Intermittent sauna to eliminate toxins from the body through sweat. The results of the program included the ability to think more clarity and an increase in general happiness.
"After I completed the program was very anxious to see how it had improved," said Neil. "I to visit my grandparents on their farm and my grandmother asked me to help her saddle horse. "Neil was no adverse reaction and quickly saddled horse and joined her grandmother for a ride of four hours!
"When I returned I watered the horses, something I had never been done before," says Neil.
Back to school that year's ratings soared Neil and Mrs. Adams stopped receiving constant calls for their health and behavior. Neil is now an active 6'3 "freshman in high school, it is to get good grades." I was recently invited to learn how to rope calves and ride Western with 3-time national champion calf rope, "said Neil." dreams come true, after all! "
For more information on the program of Neil finished, clear read Body Clear Mind L. Ron Hubbard or www.clearbodyclearmind.com visit.
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Louis Steiner is a freelance author in the field of health.
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