Author Archives: Alessandria Armstrong

Causes  Many people experience some sort of allergic reaction after they are stung by a bee. Apitoxin makes up a major part of bee stings. Some of the peptides and enzymes that it contains cause histamine and cortisol to be produced and damage cell membranes. They increase inflammation by speeding up the pulse and dilating […]

Causes  Possible factors include, having drinks too closely before going to bed, particularly if these are caffeinated, and not waking in the night due to deep sleep. The bladder could be overactive or not able to cope with the amount of urine produced. Children who wet the bed may not be getting enough attention or have a […]

Autism is a spectrum disorder that affects different people to varying degrees and includes Asperger’s syndrome and Kanner’s syndrome (early infantile autism).   Causes This condition can be triggered by dietary factors, immune dysfunctions, injections, electromagnetic radiation and toxins. Those with autism often have chronic infections which damage the brain and immune system and can […]

Asthma can be divided into two categories: extrinsic, which is triggered by an allergic reaction and intrinsic, which is induced by other factors including chemicals and exercise.   Causes Genetics and environmental factors are both involved in the development of asthma. Severe dehydration leads to excess histamine production, causing bronchial spasms. Stress on an already […]

There are four key types of arthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, primary osteoarthritis, secondary osteoarthritis and gout.   Causes The main culprits for this condition are wear and tear, animal-based diets, severe dehydration, chronic vitamin D deficiency and unbalanced gut flora. Animal-based diets can be to blame because of the heavy metals, toxins, hormones, fats and cholesterol […]

Anxiety is a key symptom of multiple disorders including Panic Disorder, Social Anxiety Disorder, Generalised Anxiety Disorder (GAD), Post Traumatic Stress Disorder/Syndrome (PTSD/S) and schizophrenia.   Causes Some anxiety disorders seem to stem from a single past traumatic event but most are caused by a combination of factors. Contributory elements can include low histamine, zinc […]

Alzheimer’s and Dementia are both examples of degenerative neurological conditions. Causes Lack of mental stimulation, dehydration, malnutrition, salt deficiency and toxins are all potential contributory factors. There is also the possibility of poisoning from mercury, aluminium, lead, cadmium and copper. Given that nerve cells stop working when they are starved of oxygen, lack of blood […]

Causes Some allergies are hereditary, while others are acquired. Acquired allergies usually occur as a result of a weak immune system, which can be caused by inadequate nutrition, stress or dehydration. An allergic response occurs when a person becomes in contact with an allergen through inhalation, food or their environment.   Symptoms An inflammatory response […]

Causes Alcohol addiction usually starts off with the person drinking to switch off from the stresses of life and temporarily improve their mood. This gradually develops into a dependence on alcohol in order to relax. Yeast and fungal infections can cause a person to crave alcohol.   Symptoms Smell of alcohol on the breath, isolation, […]

Causes Contributory factors can include inadequate nutrition and severe dehydration as these disturb the digestive system, insulin and blood sugar levels. Stress and blockage that occurs after vaccination can impact strongly on the metabolism, leading to restlessness and difficulties concentrating. A lack of vitamins, namely B-3, B-6 (niacin), biotin, zinc and magnesium, can prevent the […]